Multi Party Framework Agreement for Minor Repair and Maintenance Works to occupied properties owned or managed by Dublin City Council
Details
- Buyer
- Dublin City Council
- Value
- €48,000,000
- Topic
- Construction work
- Published
- 5 November 2026
- Submission
- 4 December 2026in 1 month
- Source
- ie:e_tenders
Tender description
Dublin City Council Housing Maintenance Section manages the repair and maintenance of the council's residential housing stock. Housing Maintenance Section serves 11 Housing Areas: Ballymun-Finglas, Artane-Whitehall, Donaghmede, Clontarf, Cabra-Glasnevin, North Inner City, South West Inner City, South East Inner City, Ballyfermot-Drimnagh, Kimmage-Rathmines, Pembroke It is now intended to establish twelve (12) framework agreements, one for each of the eleven (11) housing areas plus one (1) city-wide area to carry out repair and maintenance works under the terms of the Multi Party Framework Agreement for Minor Repair and Maintenance Works Contract PW-CF 11 and under the direction of the Housing Maintenance Section. The proposed Lots are: Lot 1 – Ballymun – Finglas Lot 2 - Artane – Whitehall Lot 3 - Donaghmede Lot 4 - Clontarf Lot 5 - Cabra-Glasnevin Lot 6 - North Inner City Lot 7 - South West Inner City Lot 8 - South East Inner City Lot 9 - Ballyfermot-Drimnagh Lot 10 - Kimmage-Rathmines Lot 11 - Pembroke Lot 12 - Citywide Each Lot will have a value of €4 million. Each Lot shall be established for a period of 12 months with an option of a further 12 months. Should the maximum value of any Lot be reached before the timeframe of the Lot then the Lot in question shall be deemed to have expired. This Multi Party Framework Agreement is assessed under the Open Procedure. Tenderers will initially be assessed under financial, economic and technical criteria as set out in the Suitability Assessment Criteria. Tenderers who pass suitability selection criteria will be assessed under the advertised Award Criteria. The criteria included in this stage are listed in the Instructions to Tender document and Instructions to Tenderers Appendix A which areincluded with this Framework Competition. It is envisaged that a maximum of 14 tenderers per Lot (if meeting the minimum criteria as outlined in the Instructions to Tenderers) will be admitted to the Multi Party Framework Agreement. For further information please refer to documentation available to download from www.etenders.gov.ie Resource ID xxxxxxx – Input when notice created. Please note that this project is subject to funding.
Timeline
- Completed: Tender published5 November 2026Current notice
- Next: Submission date4 December 2026in 1 month
About the buyer
Dublin City Council buys as a local authority, with a Central Procurement Unit coordinating purchasing across departments. Smaller quotations are handled directly by departments, with formal tendering required above a set threshold. The council prioritises procurement arrangements agreed nationally through the Office of Government Procurement, then sectoral and regional frameworks. A Head of Finance order sets the approval limits for authorising a purchase.
Over the past 5 years, most of Dublin City Council's contract awards have been in construction work, architectural and engineering services and electrical equipment and lighting.
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