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National Oil Reserves Agency contracts.

National Oil Reserves Agency in Ireland made 22 public contract awards between 2007 and 2021 in the records askTender holds. 10 named companies won them; Zenith Energy Bantry Bay Terminal Ltd won the most (2). Outside TED, published values total €102 million across 8 awards. 11 awards were published on TED; the median contract size is about €1.6 million (8 contracts with a value). The latest award on record is dated 4 Mar 2021.

22contract awards
10named suppliers
Mar 2021latest award
€102 millionpublished, EUR

Latest awards

Operating and Maintenance Services at Three Oil Storage Terminals: (1) Tarbert, Co. Kerry, (2) Ringsend, Dublin Port (3) Poolbeg, Dublin Port
29 Aug 2019Awarded
Design & Build Contract for the refurbishment of the existing Poolbeg Oil Storage Facility.
21 Dec 2016Awarded
Refurbishment of Mainland Tankfarm, Tarbert, Co. Kerry, Ireland.
8 Feb 2011Awarded
Contract award
23 Aug 2010Awarded
7 Jul 2010Awarded
Contract award
17 Jun 2009Awarded
Contract award
12 Feb 2009Awarded
Contract award
1 Jan 2008Awarded
Contract award
16 Mar 2007Awarded

Awards by year

Awards by year

from the published records
20072
20082
20094
20104
20112
20162
20192
20212

Published value, by currency (feeds other than TED)

EUR · 8 valued
€102 million

Typical contract size on TED

EUR · median of 8 contracts
€1.6 million

Awards published on TED (the EU’s Tenders Electronic Daily) often carry a framework ceiling rather than the amount spent, so for them we show the number of awards and the median contract size, never a total; a framework published on several lots counts as one contract. Totals cover only the awards published with a value. Each currency is shown on its own: amounts are never converted or added across currencies. Source: Tenders Electronic Daily (TED). Awards to individuals and sole traders are counted but never named.

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