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AwardedIRLGoodsDynamic purchasing system€108,072

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

Published
Published 13 July 2026

Overview

The Department of Education established a Dynamic Purchasing System for the supply of schoolbooks, including eBooks, to Community and Comprehensive and Voluntary Secondary Schools (excluding ETB schools) participating in the Free Education Scheme. High Street Books was awarded the contract on 1 July 2026 for a value of €108,071.78 to supply this central procurement solution for the 2025/2026 school year and beyond.

Key details

Country
IRL
Status
Awarded
Category
Goods
Estimated value
€108,072
Procedure
Selective
Contract type
Dynamic purchasing system
Published
13 July 2026
Classification (CPV)
Printed matter and related productsSchool booksTextbooksDictionaries, maps, music books and other booksEducational software packageE-learning services

Award outcome

Awarded value
€108,072
Award date
1 July 2026
Winner
  • High Street Books

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Notice history

Every published notice in this contracting process, newest first.

  1. Contract Award Notice

    13 July 2026

Contracting authority

  • Ballincollig Community School

    Procuring entity

    Cork, IRL

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Awarded: 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 — won by High Street Books — Skim