thank you to our 2026 event partners:

Office of Government Procurement

Partner

Stand Location: 23

The Office of Government Procurement commenced sourcing operations in 2014 and, together with four key sectors (Health, Local Government, Education and Defence), has taken responsibility for sourcing all goods and services on behalf of the public service. These operations are putting in place framework agreements and contracts so that public bodies can buy goods and services. In addition, the Office of Government Procurement has responsibility for procurement policy and procedures, sourcing systems and data analytics.

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HSE

Partner

Stand Location: 24

The HSE provides all of Ireland's public health services in hospitals and communities across the country to approximately 5.5.million people and is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the State. It is accountable for effective and compliant procurement that delivers value for money with security of supply. Procurement activities take place within a regulated environment underpinned by complex EU and national legislation.

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Business Services Organisation

Partner

Stand Location: 25

The Business Services Organisation has been established to provide a broad range of regional business support functions and specialist professional services to the health and social care sector in Northern Ireland.

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Education Authority Northern Ireland

Partner

Stand Location: 59

The Education Authority (EA) is an arms-length government body of the Department of Education in Northern Ireland. It is responsible for providing education services for pre-school, primary and post primary schools across Northern Ireland, as well as providing an extensive youth service regionally. The EA Commercial Procurement Service (CPS) is a recognised CoPE (Centre of Procurement Expertise) who manage the procurement of a diverse range of supplies, services and works, with a total annual contract expenditure of £470 million and a live contract portfolio worth £1.4 billion.

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MetroLink

Partner

Stand Location: 56

MetroLink is the proposed high-capacity, high-frequency rail line running from Swords to Charlemont, linking Dublin Airport, Irish Rail, DART, Dublin Bus and Luas services, creating fully integrated public transport in the Greater Dublin Area. As well as linking major transport hubs, MetroLink will connect key destinations including Ballymun, the Mater Hospital, the Rotunda Hospital, Dublin City University and Trinity College Dublin. Much of the 18.8 kilometre route will run underground, an exciting innovation for Irish public transport. MetroLink will carry up to 53 million passengers annually, cutting journey times from Swords to the city centre to 25 minutes. It will change the way we travel – and how we live. Follow us to keep abreast of activities including procurement announcements, consultations, updates on the project and articles we'll share about rail, transport in the Greater Dublin Area, reducing carbon emissions from transport and Project Ireland 2040, Ireland's capital investment and planning strategy.

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Iarnród Éireann Irish Rail

Partner

Stand Location: 55

A subsidiary of Córas Iompair Éireann, Iarnród Éireann provides passenger and freight rail services as well as operating Rosslare Europort.

Intercity rail passenger services operate between Dublin and Belfast, Sligo, Ballina, Westport, Galway, Limerick, Ennis, Tralee, Cork, Waterford and Rosslare Europort and Iarnród Éireann jointly operates the Dublin to Belfast Enterprise service with Northern Ireland Railways.

Regional services include the new Limerick to Galway line, Cork commuter network including the new Cork-Midleton line, Limerick Junction to Waterford, and Limerick to Ballybrophy (via Nenagh) services.

In addition to the DART service, which operates between Greystones and Howth/Malahide, we also run the commuter service in the Dublin area between Gorey, Drogheda, the new M3 Parkway line and Maynooth, as well as the commuter service to Kildare.

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Translink

Partner

Stand Location: 54

Translink is the public transport operator for Northern Ireland, responsible for delivering integrated bus and rail services across the region and cross‑border connections to Dublin.

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daa

Partner

Stand Location: 58

We are a global airport and travel retail group with businesses in 15 countries around the world. daa's principal activities include operating and managing Dublin and Cork airports, global airport retailing through our subsidiary Aer Rianta International, and international aviation consultancy through daa International. The company is state-owned and headquartered at Dublin Airport.

Our vision is to be airport industry leaders, delivering excellence in a sustainable future.

Our purpose is to enable business and connect lives, across the world.

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An Garda Síochána

Partner

Stand Location: 51

An Garda Síochána - Irelands National Police and Security Service. The Mission of An Garda Síochána is "Keeping People Safe". 100 years since the foundation of An Garda Síochána, we still uphold the vision of the 1st Garda Commissioner Michael Staines “The Garda Síochána will succeed not by force of arms or numbers, but on their moral authority as servants of the people.”

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Northern Ireland Water

Partner

Stand Location: 46A

Northern Ireland Water is a Government Owned Company (GoCo), set up in April 2007 to provide the water and sewerage services in Northern Ireland. That means we supply 560 million litres of clean water a day for almost 1.8 million people as well as treating 320 million litres of wastewater a day. That’s a lot of water! In order to deliver this service we require a huge system of pipes, pumping stations, water and wastewater treatment works and reservoirs. There are 26,700 kilometres of watermains and 15,200 kilometres of sewers in Northern Ireland. Though most of the time this system works well, we are planning a lot of investment over the next few years to ensure that we protect public health and the environment for generations to come.

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Uisce Eireann - Irish Water

Partner

Stand Location: 46B

We are Uisce Éireann. As Ireland's national regulated water utility, every day we are responsible for the delivery of secure, safe, and sustainable water services for the people of Ireland.

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IntertradeIreland

Partner

Stand Location: 29

InterTradeIreland is the all-island economic development agency. We connect and help businesses across the island to trade cross-border, collaborate, innovate and attract investment. Through our unique role we also identify opportunities for North-South collaboration that accelerate economic growth and help deliver shared policy priorities.

With 25 years’ experience of working alongside businesses of every size in every county on the island of Ireland, InterTradeIreland’s trade, innovation and entrepreneurship pathways help businesses to access funding, advice, experts, and networks across the island to maximise their exports, productivity and growth.

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Greenville Procurement Partners Ltd

Partner

Stand Location: 2

Greenville Procurement Partners Ltd offers expert consultancy and training services relating to EU and national public procurement.
Our Consultancy Service is based on extensive experience gained over a 25-year period in supporting public sector and utility clients as well as bodies in receipt of public funds. A key feature of our service is our independence, assurance of confidentiality and guarantees around conflicts of interest. Our entire team of consultants have extensive direct experience in working within the regulated procurement environment prior to becoming procurement consultants ensuring they all have relevant experience in the award of the full range of supplies, works, services and concession contracts.
Our training is designed to support the obligations on regulated bodies to comply with complex European legislation, national regulations and circulars in relation to public procurement; and the responsibilities borne by staff tasked with the management of the procurement process.
Greenville’s mission is to support and inform, thereby arming procurement personnel with the tools to manage the three key procurement challenges of compliance, value for money and risk.
Recognising its clients’ diverse training requirements and the need for flexibility in the delivery of such training Greenville designs and delivers Open, In-House, Modular and Accredited courses.

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