Derry City Strabane District Council together with Go Succeed invite you to:
Public Sector Procurement - How to find public sector tenders, and how to construct a response workshop.
This practical online workshop will help participants
understand public-sector tendering and prepare clear, compliant and competitive
submissions. It will cover finding opportunities, interpreting tender
documents, answering quality questions, pricing and avoiding common mistakes.
By the end of the workshop, participants will be able to:
Understand
specifications, selection criteria and scoring methodologies
Structure
strong, evidence-based responses to quality questions
Develop
realistic and competitive pricing submissions
Check
tender responses for compliance before submission
This event will be facilitated by Deirdre Fitzpatrick, who is an experienced business consultant,
trainer and mentor with extensive expertise in public procurement and tender
preparation. She has developed successful submissions for councils, government
agencies and publicly funded programmes across Northern Ireland, supporting
organisations to interpret requirements, demonstrate social value, develop
delivery methodologies and produce persuasive, compliant bids.
Please note as this is an
in-person event, the registration numbers for this are restricted. Whilst Go
Succeed operates across NI, this event is being hosted by Derry City & Strabane
District Council therefore should the event reach capacity and a waiting list
be created, priority access will be given to Businesses based in the Derry City
Strabane Council area.
Registration instructions: This
event is free for participants, there will be no charge applied during the
booking process. Please note your email confirmation and eTicket will come from
noreply@glistrr.com, please add this to your list of trusted accounts to
prevent information going into your junk folder.
This workshop is brought to you as part of Go Succeed
NI. Go Succeed represents a significant investment in local entrepreneurs
and businesses, funded by the UK government
