University of Limerick tenders, awards, and pre-procurement notices.

University of Limerick has 303 awarded contracts on Stotles. Its activity spans Construction work, Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services and Education and training services. Over the last five years it has awarded 57 contracts worth £93.2m.

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Top procurement categories

Categories University of Limerick has published tenders under over the last five years.

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CategoriesCountValue
  1. Construction work
    31
    £49.6m
  2. Architectural, construction, engineering and inspection services
    21
    £48.6m
  3. Education and training services
    17
    £8.6m
  4. Software package and information systems
    11
    £989.0k
  5. Repair and maintenance services
    10
    £32.2m
  6. IT services: consulting, software development, Internet and support
    9
    £293.8k
  7. Industrial machinery
    6
    £0.0
  8. Health and social work services
    6
    £1.1m
  9. Agricultural, farming, fishing, forestry and related products
    4
    £0.0
  10. Research and development services and related consultancy services
    4
    £0.0

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