Dublin City Council proposes to establish Multi-Party Framework for Landscape Maintenance Services 2026 – 2030. There are Eight (8) Lots

Dublin City Council proposes to establish Multi-Party Framework for Landscape Maintenance Services 2026 – 2030. There are Eight (8) Lots

Dublin City Council

## Summary Dublin City Council is seeking to establish a Multi-Party Framework for Landscape Maintenance Services 2026 – 2030, with an estimated value of €15 million. The framework will cover eight lots, including grounds maintenance services, parks maintenance, and sports fields maintenance.

## Scope & Deliverables * Provision of landscape maintenance services for various sites in Dublin City Council area * Grounds maintenance services (CPC 77314000) * Parks maintenance services (CPC 77313000) * Ornamental and pleasure gardens maintenance services (CPC 77311000) * Planting and maintenance services of green areas (CPC 77310000) * Sports fields maintenance services (CPC 77320000)

## Key Requirements * Eligibility: Tenderers must be established in the European Union or have a registered office in Ireland. * Qualifications: Tenderers must demonstrate relevant experience and qualifications for landscape maintenance services. * Certifications: Not stated. * Experience: Tenderers must provide evidence of previous experience in providing landscape maintenance services.

## Commercials & Timeline * Estimated value: €15 million * Submission deadline: Friday, September 4, 2026 (12:00:00 IST) * Contract duration: 4 years (2026-2030) with an option to extend for one year until 2032

## How to Bid * Submission method: Electronic submission through the eTenders portal (www.etenders.gov.ie) * Languages: English * Key documents to prepare: + Tender Response Document + Appendix A Landscape services brief + Appendix B Pollinator Sward Maintenance regime

## Bid Considerations * This tender may suit companies with experience in landscape maintenance services, particularly those with a presence in the Dublin City Council area. * Opportunities: The framework agreement has an estimated value of €15 million and covers eight lots, providing potential for significant revenue. * Risks: + Competition from established contractors + Potential for changes to the contract or framework agreement during its duration

Open procedure. Any interested supplier may submit a tender. There is no shortlisting stage — all compliant bids received by the deadline are evaluated against the published award criteria. It is the most common route for Irish public contracts and is open to SMEs and new entrants.

Dublin City Council has 167 tender(s) tracked on TenderScout, of which 6 are currently open. On the EU TED record this buyer has awarded 400 contract(s) worth around €3,509,097,430.

Recent awarded suppliers include Electro Tech Ireland, Elmore Group, Civic Integrated Solutions Ltd, Wills Bros. Ltd, Murphy International Ltd.