Establishment of Multi-Supplier Panels for the Delivery of Training, Advisory, Marketing, Acquisition and Regional Support Services to The Innovation Exchange (2026–2028)

Furthr is defining this DPS to establish an ongoing mechanism to enable new suppliers that meet the threshold to be added to the training panels that Furthr may wish to put in place over time.

Establishment of an Entrepreneurship Training Services Panel

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) needs entrepreneurship training services to support the ARC Hub for ICT. The panel will be used to appoint suitably qualified service providers to deliver structured entrepreneurship training to publicly funded ICT translational research teams, with a maximum total contract value of 150,000 EUR.

Creative and Cultural Skillnet Learning Programmes Dynamic Purchasing System (Dps) 2025

CCIS is defining this DPS to establish an ongoing mechanism to enable new suppliers that meet the threshold to be added to the training panels that CCIS may wish to put in place over time. Dynamic Purchasing System (DPS) is unlike a traditional framework for the supply of goods, works or services. A DPS is an electronic system which suppliers can join at any time. Appendix 1 in the attached documentation contains the breakdown of the desired certified programmes, which address identified sectoral needs.

Provision of training services to the Positive2Work Skillnet

This is a Dynamic Purchasing System focused on a wide range of current and emerging business requirements for the members of P2W Skillnet. See DPS overview and application documents for additional details.

The establishment of a Panel for the design, development and delivery of digital learning solutions for the Institute of Public Administration

The Institute of Public Administration (IPA) needs services for the design, development, and delivery of digital learning solutions for the Public Service, with a maximum total value of 30,000,000 EUR. The services will involve creating a new portfolio of digital learning solutions, merging existing course portfolios, and developing thematic Learning Pathways using synchronous and asynchronous delivery methods, including virtual instructor-led, self-paced eLearning, and enhanced collaborative learning. The IPA will also introduce a new digital learning platform in 2026, accessible from 2027. The procurement involves a multi-phase process: a Panel Questionnaire Stage for qualification, followed by a Tender Stage for selected applicants, and an optional Negotiation Stage.