Supplier profile
Clonmel Enterprises Ltd
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Ireland, from 16 May 2011 to 22 Jun 2026.
Awards won
37
all time
Attributed value
€84.2m
24 shared, unvalued
Buyers
12
public bodies
Active
2011–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| South Dublin County Council | 13 | €30.5m |
| Dublin City Council | 6 | €37.7m |
| Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) | 5 | not attributable |
| National Transport Authority | 3 | not attributable |
| National Roads Authority | 2 | not attributable |
| National Roads Authority ( NRA ) | 2 | not attributable |
| Dublin City Council (Utilities) | 1 | €2.6m |
| Dublin Port Company | 1 | not attributable |
| Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council | 1 | €12.4m |
| Galway City Council | 1 | not attributable |
What they win
Awards
Showing 1–25 of 37 awards we hold
- CFT 3793 - Mini competition for Tallaght to Clondalkin Cycle Scheme – Phase1 (Belgard Road and Airton Road) under the MPFA for SDCC Roadworks and Active Travel Framework – Works Contractor and as PSCS ↗South Dublin County Councilawarded 22 Jun 2026
- Award of contract to Clonmel Enterprises Ltd for reconfiguration of existing 3-arm priority junction to a 4-arm signal controlled junction on Seán Moore Road ↗Dublin City Council€988kawarded 9 Sept 2025
- CFT 3651 - Grand Canal to Lucan Urban Greenway Phase 1a Parklands ↗South Dublin County Council€2.8mawarded 26 Jun 2025
- TII404 Signs Programme_Framework Agreement 2024 ↗Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)shared awardawarded 28 Feb 2025
- Ireland – Installation of road signs – TII404 Signs Programme_Framework Agreement 2024 ↗Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)shared awardawarded 21 Feb 2025
- 3444 Multi‐Party Framework Agreement of Main Contractors for Construction Upgrade/Refurbishment Type Works at Grange Castle, Grange Castle South and Grange Castle West Business Parks and Associated Lands and Properties. ↗South Dublin County Councilshared awardawarded 29 Jan 2025
- Ireland – Demolition, site preparation and clearance work – DL Central Active Travel Scheme ↗Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council€12.4mawarded 8 Jan 2025
- Ireland – Construction work – CFT 3651 - Grand Canal to Lucan Urban Greenway Phase 1a Parklands ↗South Dublin County Council€2.8mawarded 5 Oct 2024
- CFT 3516 - Jobstown Park Upgrade ↗South Dublin County Council€2.0mawarded 30 Sept 2024
- CFT 3565 - MPFA for Village and District Centre Enhancement Programme and Public Realm Improvement Works with initial contract for Rosemount District Centre Enhancement Scheme ↗South Dublin County Councilshared awardawarded 31 Jul 2024
- CFT 3486 - Grange Castle West Access Road Scheme - Phase 2 ↗South Dublin County Council€7.0mawarded 29 May 2024
- Ireland – Road construction works – CFT 3565 - MPFA for Village and District Centre Enhancement Programme and Public Realm Improvement Works with initial contract for Rosemount District Centre Enhancement Scheme ↗South Dublin County Councilshared awardawarded 2 May 2024
- Ireland – Engineering works and construction works – 3444 Multi‐Party Framework Agreement of Main Contractors for Construction Upgrade/Refurbishment Type Works at Grange Castle, Grange Castle South and Grange Castle West Business Parks and Associated Lands and Properties. ↗South Dublin County Councilshared awardawarded 7 Sept 2023
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction work ↗National Transport Authorityshared awardawarded 18 Aug 2023
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction work ↗Dublin Port Companyshared awardawarded 18 Apr 2023
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction work ↗National Transport Authorityshared awardawarded 31 Mar 2023
- Ireland-Dublin: Road construction works ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 25 Nov 2022
- Ireland-Galway: Road construction works ↗Galway City Councilshared awardawarded 1 Jul 2022
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction work ↗Dublin City Council€36.5mawarded 4 Feb 2022
- Ireland-Dublin: Road construction works ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 21 Jan 2022
- Ireland-Dublin: Installation of road signs ↗Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII)shared awardawarded 5 Aug 2020
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction work for highways, roads ↗South Dublin County Council€12.9mawarded 29 Apr 2020
- Ireland-Tallaght: Bridge ↗South Dublin County Councilshared awardawarded 13 Mar 2020
- Ireland-Tallaght: Engineering works and construction works ↗South Dublin County Council€2.9mawarded 4 Feb 2020
- Ireland-Iveagh Court: Construction work for engineering works except bridges, tunnels, shafts and subways ↗National Transport Authorityshared awardawarded 21 May 2019
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