Forum on Public Procurement Print E-mail

FPP is the all-Ireland body representing suppliers and buyers operating in the public procurement market on the island of Ireland.

This market is currently estimated to be worth in the region of €15 billion per annum and supports approximately 250,000 jobs in Ireland.

There are over 1,000 organisations involved, ranging from schools to government departments. Purchases range in value from a few hundred euro to many millions, across a wide selection of areas including ambulances, advertising, traffic cones and toll bridges.

Mission Statement

To identify, develop and promote best practices and thereby enable buyers and suppliers participate effectively in the public procurement market on the island of Ireland.

NEWS: FPP in association with Eversheds O’Donnell Sweeney, Solicitors are launching a Charter on incorporating Acquired Rights(TUPE) into contract award procedures on Tuesday 13th July at 4 pm sharp, at No 9 St Stephens Green. Further information please contact Breda at 01 4020810 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Further details will be provided after the launch.

Best Practice in The Debriefing of Suppliers

The following video is a sample taken from the "Best Practice in The Debriefing of Suppliers" DVD:

Please contact us to obtain the complete DVD.

 

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