The Rehab Group has published 48 contract awards on eTenders and TED, naming 56 distinct suppliers. The latest award is dated 12 January 2026.
Name in source
The Rehab Group
Distinct suppliers
56
48
Awards
45 awards with a single named supplier
€26,002,310
Sole-supplier value
€1,287,530 in total across all named suppliers; each supplier's share is not published
3
Shared awards
Buyer profile
Calculated from published award records; nothing is estimated.
The Rehab Group published 48 contract awards in these records between 2014 and 2026.
Where the category is recorded, it buys ICT and office equipment most often (29% of awards), then fleet and plant (20%).
By value, most goes on minor building works and civils (47% of one-off contract value).
Its tenders drew a median of 3 bids, and 79% of bids came from small and medium-sized firms.
Advertised tenders took a median of 112 days from notice to award.
3 published contract terms end in the 12 months from 12 October 2026.
What they buy
Awarded value by spend category: €12.9M in one-off contracts across 49 awards with a category recorded.
Minor Building Works and Civils€6.1M · 47%8 awards · 16% of awards
ICT and office equipment€5.7M · 44%14 awards · 29% of awards
Managed Services€750K · 6%7 awards · 14% of awards
Travel and HR Services€225K · 2%5 awards · 10% of awards
Fleet and plant€218K · 2%10 awards · 20% of awards
Professional Services€0 · 0%3 awards · 6% of awards · all through frameworks
Facilities management and maintenance€0 · 0%2 awards · 4% of awards · all through frameworks
Services 66%Supplies 20%Works 14%
Categories are recorded by eTenders. 8 awards have none and are not counted. Values are awarded values, not money paid, and leave out framework agreements, which publish a ceiling rather than a contract value.
How they buy
How each award was competed.
One-off tender 56%
Framework agreement 30%
Direct invitation 7%
Call-off from a framework 5%
Dynamic purchasing system 2%
Procurement figures for this buyer
Measure
This buyer
Bids per tender (median)Awards that state how many bids were received · 48
3
Tenders with a single bidAwards that state how many bids were received · 48
19%
Bids from SMEsShare of bids that came from small and medium-sized firms; counted in tenders · 48
79%
Awards including an SMEAwards where at least one winner is recorded as an SME · 45
78%
Notice to award (median)Advertised tenders, from the notice to the published award · 49
112 days
Time to respond (median)Advertised tenders, from the notice to the submission deadline · 49
39 days
Notices cancelledNotices cancelled before any award, of all notices · 95
12%
Judged on price aloneTenders evaluated on lowest price rather than price and quality · 25
One-off contracts with a single supplier total €16,481,010 in awarded value; the largest single award is 33% of that. 13 framework agreements are not included, as they publish a ceiling. Awarded value is not money paid.
Contract terms ending in the next 12 months
3 awards whose published duration ends between 12 Oct 2026 and a year later.
SPFA for the provision of online healthcare modules within the Longford/Westmeath Educational Training Board (LWETB) region.COLAISTE DE DANANN LIMITEDFramework
€1.1M
Tender for a Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the Provision of Structured Cabling Services to Rehab Group Centres.2 suppliersFramework
€87.5K
End dates add the published duration to the award date. Contracts can be extended, ended early or renewed without a new notice, so this is a guide to when work may come back to market, not a schedule.
These suppliers are CRO companies that won at least one award from this buyer and also appear in the Register of Lobbying or a Register of Members’ Interests. Appearing in both does not mean an award was influenced. Open each company to see the records and how they were matched.
Sources: the OGP / eTenders open data file, published 7 Aug 2026, and TED contract award notices. Categories, bids, SME and timing figures come from eTenders only. About the sources
Value awarded by year
One-off contracts with a sole supplier; frameworks left out