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Author: April Lara

Procurement never sits still. This week alone shows how political tensions, sporting ambitions, retail commitments and digital setbacks converge on one stage.

Author: Irish Cycle

Dublin City Council has advanced plans to roll out 300 secure bicycle lockers across the city, awarding the tender for its Bike Bunkers project.

Author: Breaking News IE

Ireland has launched a €35 million tender for a national cricket stadium in Dublin, aiming to be match-ready for its 2030 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup co-hosting duties.

Author: UK Authority

Northern Ireland’s public sector IT projects are dragging on for years, forcing legacy contracts to be extended by an average of eight years.

Author: Donegal Live

Lidl marked its 25th anniversary in Ireland by procuring over €40 million in goods and services from 25 Donegal-based suppliers and partners in 2024 alone.

Author: Irish News

Eir is suing BT for £67 million, alleging discriminatory behaviour during the procurement of Northern Ireland’s largest public sector network contract.

Author: Irish Examiner

China has imposed new restrictions excluding EU-based companies from bidding on government medical device contracts worth over 45 million yuan (€5.3m), escalating trade tensions with Europe.

Author: April Lara

Procurement is revealing its true power.

Author: Irish Independent

A probe into Ireland’s scrapped PPP housing programme has revealed no contracts were signed before cancelling plans for 106 social homes in Wicklow.

Author: Irish Independent

Approval for the new Greystones coastguard station was granted in 2020, yet no construction contract has been signed.