Belfast City Council will hold a free one day ‘Introduction to Tendering Workshop’ on Wednesday, 23 October 2019 at the Park Avenue Hotel from 9am to 3pm.
The workshop is aimed at helping small Belfast-based businesses and social enterprises learn how to win contracts.
Chairperson of Belfast City Council’s City Growth and Regeneration Committee, Councillor Deirdre Hargey said: “Our free workshops provide excellent, practical guidance, as well as tried and tested hints and tips to help smaller businesses develop their bids and make them a real success.
“This is part of a package of free support including mentoring, support on live tenders and skills development. I urge local firms to come along and benefit from our tendering experts.”
Belfast City Council say the interactive session will help businesses to:
- Understand UK public and private sector procurement processes;
- Understand the different types of procurement procedure - and how to meet the requirements of each;
- Identify strengths, weaknesses and selling points;
- Make the right Bid / No-Bid decisions (so you bid less and win more);
- Understand the challenges of bid pricing – communicating the value of what you do and presenting the price;
- Develop an approach that makes the bid process more efficient and effective; and
- Consider when collaboration might be the right approach to take in a bid opportunity – to help you ‘punch above your weight’ when participating in a tender process.
To book a place on this training workshop,register at www.envisionconsulting.eu or email: laurak@envision-ni.co.uk
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