CL3028DPS - Dynamic Purchasing System for the Supply of Schoolbooks incl eBooks to Community and Comprehensive, and Voluntary Secondary Schools (excluding ETB schools) within the Free Education Scheme
Contract award notice published on TED on 21 Oct 2026 by Mercy College Sligo (Ireland), CPV 22111000 School books. Awarded to Cormicans School and Art Supplies for EUR 102,740.
| Notice | 729813-2026 (can-standard) |
|---|---|
| Status | Contract award |
| Published | 21 Oct 2026 |
| Buyer | Mercy College Sligo, Sligo |
| Country | Ireland |
| Main CPV | 22111000-1 School books |
| Contract type | supplies |
| Procedure | open |
| Estimated value | EUR 118,000 excl. VAT |
| Awarded value | EUR 102,740 |
| Tenders received | 4 |
| Award decision | 18 May 2026 |
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Description
The Department of Education is seeking to establish a Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) for the supply of Schoolbooks, including eBooks, to Community and Comprehensive, and Voluntary Secondary Schools (excluding ETB Schools) within the Free Education Scheme. The Department has identified the need to put in place a central procurement solution for Voluntary Secondary Schools and Community and Comprehensive Schools in the Free Education Scheme for 2025/2026 and subsequent years to assist schools with the process of procuring schoolbooks, including eBooks.
Lots (1)
| Lot | Title | Estimated value | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| LOT-0001 | Lot 16 - Sligo / Roscommon Printed Books | EUR 118,000 |
Winners
- Cormicans School and Art Supplies Athlone, Ireland, size: medium
Other CPV codes
- 22112000 Textbooks
- 22114000 Dictionaries, maps, music books and other books
- 80420000 E-learning services
- 48190000 Educational software package
- 22000000 Printed matter and related products
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