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04/01/2019

Construction Businesses Workshop To Take Place In NI

CITB NI is hosting a new workshop on advanced tendering in the public sector next month.

The workshop, aimed at construction businesses, will take place at Cookstown Enterprise Centre in Co Tyrone on Wednesday 06 February from 9am-4.45pm.

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Intertrade Ireland is collaborating with CITB NI on the event.

Key topics at the event will include:

• Maximising Tender Performance 

• Constortiums & Joint Venture 

• Procurement Law 

• Managing Collaboration 

• Bid writing 

• Pricing

The workshop costs £25, which includes lunch and refreshments.

To confirm your place email laurak@envision-ni.co.uk.

(CM/MH)

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