Procurement in Kilkenny County Council

Information on the Procurement Unit and the procurement process in Kilkenny County Council

The Corporate Procurement Plan adopted in 2009 identified that procurement was regarded as an ancillary function undertaken by individuals within the Council in order to comply with the basic requirements of the EU Public Procurement Directives and National Guidelines. The establishment of the Council's Procurement Unit in 2010 has modernised the procurement function within the Council and has brought it centre stage to ensure compliance, support for service delivery, minimization of risks and the provision of good value for money on an ongoing basis. In addition, the Council's procurement activity facilitates economic, social and environmental objectives wherever possible by identifying opportunities for social or green procurement and by improving SME business activity locally through the Local Enterprise Office.

Winning Public Sector Contracts - LGMA.pdf

Procurement Procedures 2017.pdf (size 2.8 MB)

Corporate Procurement Plan 2016-2019.pdf (size 1.7 MB)

Revised Kilkenny County Council Procurement Thresholds 2014..doc (size 49.2 KB)

New Thresholds 2016 to 2018.pdf (size 191 KB)

Briefing Note for Tender Evaluation Boards.pdf (size 119.9 KB)

Purchase Orders Over €20,000

Tenders for services over €25,000 and works over €50,000 are published on the eTenders web site. View Current Public Tenders

Data Protection

Data Privacy Statement for Procurement.pdf (size 156 KB)

 

 

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