Buyer · Ireland

Railway Procurement Agency ( RPA ) contracts.

Railway Procurement Agency ( RPA ) in Ireland made 32 public contract awards between 2011 and 2017 in the records askTender holds. 12 named companies won them; GMC Utilities Group Ltd won the most (4). 16 awards were published on TED; the median contract size is about €710,000 (2 contracts with a value). The latest award on record is dated 28 Apr 2017.

32contract awards
12named suppliers
Apr 2017latest award
€710,000median TED contract

Latest awards

Passenger Travel Survey.
28 Apr 2017Awarded
Facilities Services.
4 Sep 2015Awarded
LCC_410 Stop Furniture Supply — The design, manufacture and supply of the Luas Cross City stop furniture.
18 Jun 2015Awarded
Luas Advertising Services.
28 Apr 2015Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded
RPA7315 - Minor Works Framework.
7 Aug 2014Awarded

Awards by year

Awards by year

from the published records
20116
20134
201412
20158
20172

Typical contract size on TED

EUR · median of 2 contracts
€710,000

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. Most of the other awards were published without a value, so counts are more reliable than totals. 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.

Bid with askTender

Bidding for Railway Procurement Agency ( RPA )?

askTender reads any open tender against your company profile — eligibility, the gaps, and the documents you need — and can prepare the entire bid.

Start bidding Open tenders in Ireland