Supplier profile
Kilsaran Concrete
Every public-sector award we hold for this supplier, across Ireland, from 23 May 2008 to 20 Jul 2026.
Awards won
19
all time
Attributed value
€168k
17 shared, unvalued
Buyers
3
public bodies
Active
2008–2026
first to latest award
Awards by year
Who they win from
| Buyer | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Dublin City Council | 16 | not attributable |
| Coillte Teoranta | 2 | not attributable |
| Office of Public Works (OPW) | 1 | €168k |
What they win
Awards
All 19 awards we hold
- SRFT for SUPPLY AND DELIVERY OF CONCRETE 2026/7 ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 20 Jul 2026
- Supply and Delivery of Bituminous Materials 2026/7 ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 17 Jul 2026
- Dublin City Council Multi Party Framework Agreement for Suppliers of Concrete ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 7 Oct 2024
- Multi Party Framework Agreement for Supply and Delivery of Bituminous Materials for Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 7 Oct 2024
- Ireland – Bitumen and asphalt – Multi Party Framework Agreement for Supply and Delivery of Bituminous Materials for Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 4 Sept 2024
- Ireland – Concrete – Dublin City Council Multi Party Framework Agreement for Suppliers of Concrete ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 10 Aug 2024
- Multi–Party Framework Agreement for Supply and Delivery of Silo with High Strength Bedding Mortar for Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilawarded 2 Apr 2024
- Ireland – Mortar (construction) – Multi–Party Framework Agreement for Supply and Delivery of Silo with High Strength Bedding Mortar for Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 1 Feb 2024
- Ireland-Dublin: Ready-mixed concrete ↗Office of Public Works (OPW)€168kawarded 25 Aug 2021
- Ireland-Dublin: Construction materials ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 14 Feb 2020
- Ireland-Dublin: Building materials ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 7 Nov 2019
- Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Suppliers of Sand; Aggregate; Crushed Stone etc. to Dublin City Council 2016-2019 ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 3 Oct 2016
- Multi-Party Framework Agreement for Suppliers of Ready Mixed Concrete for Dublin City Council 2016-2019 ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 21 Mar 2016
- Mining, basic metals & related products — Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 15 May 2012
- Supply of Street Nameplates. ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 2 Apr 2012
- Gravel supplies for forest road construction. ↗Coillte Teorantashared awardawarded 4 Jan 2011
- Supply of crushed stone/gravel. ↗Coillte Teorantashared awardawarded 16 Feb 2010
- Construction structures & materials — Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 21 Aug 2009
- Construction work — Dublin City Council ↗Dublin City Councilshared awardawarded 23 May 2008
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