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Multi-supplier framework agreement to deliver training services in the areas of roads, environment, planning and water for Tipperary County Council (LASNTG).

Provide contracted technical training support to Ordnance School staff at the Defence Forces Training Centre, Curragh Camp, including support for annual recruitment and training of Armourer and Armament Artificer Instrumentation personnel.

The provision of First Aid and other related training services across the organisation.

Contracted Training - Coded Pipe Welding Shannon Training Centre

Leadership, Culture and Organisational Capability Services to support the delivery of ESB's Culture and Capability Strategy. The Framework Agreement will provide access to expert service providers to support the co-design, development, deployment and ongoing evolution of Culture and Capability initiatives across ESB. The proposed scope includes the following service areas: Employee and Manager Capability Development, Leadership Development, Strategic Workforce Planning and Talent Management, Digital, Data and AI, Organisation Development, Change Management, Culture and Future of Work.

Design, manage and deliver a Shared Island Media Fund Talent Development and Content Development Initiative for Audio Content. The initiative will support talent and content development, professional skills, networking and cross-border collaboration among audio practitioners across the island of Ireland.

Supply of Driving Simulators for HGV Rigid and Articulated Trucks, Buses, Forklifts and Vans

UCD wishes to engage with a suitably qualified and competent organisations to provide the design and delivery of an Aspiring Leaders Programme and a suite of training offering for people managers.

Comprehensive student feedback solution to curate, distribute, and manage live student surveys as well as to analyse and disseminate the collected data for the School of Business at Maynooth University.

The HSE seeks to award a Contract to a Single Source Supplier for the provision of an Online Training Programme – Understanding Self-Harm. The successful provider will be required to design, develop and deliver an interactive online training programme titled, 'Understanding Self-Harm' for members of the public, with an emphasis on action learning outcomes. The content material for the online programme will be written and prepared by an expert project group chaired by the HSE NOSP. It is intended that this training programme will provide members of the public with an increased understanding of self-harm and increased knowledge, skills and confidence to intervene if they are concerned a person may be self-harming. The programme will take approximately 45-60 minutes for participants to complete and will include mixed media such as video, audio, animated and interactive written content, so as to achieve a multimodal, immersive and effective learning experience.