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NEW - An Introduction to Tendering & Commissioning
Advice NI
Cost:
There is a charge of £100 to Advice NI Members, £125 to Voluntary and Community Sector organisations and £150 to Private and Statutory Sector organisations.
This award winning training course provides participants with an understanding of the procurement and commissioning process. The course covers a range of issues including understanding public procurement, organisational readiness, identifying and responding to tender opportunities, the tender process, selection criteria and the scoring process. T
he course was the winner of the highly esteemed National Training Award (Regional winner) in 2011. It is delivered by an expert consultant in the tendering process. Participants from a range of organisations and sectors have attended the course. Many of whom have gone on to win significant tender bids following the training.
Sector:
- Advice services
NEW - An Introduction to Tendering & Commissioning
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