DCC Multi Operator Framework Agreement for the provision of services for the appointment of a Coordinator for the Dublin City Student Enterprise Programme for the Local Enterprise Office (LEO) Dublin
Dublin City Council · Ireland
Key facts
- Closing date
- 27 Jun 2025
- Procedure
- Open procedure (framework)
- Buyer type
- Local government
Description
The Student Enterprise Programme is an initiative run by the Network of Local Enterprise Offices of Ireland. The programme is designed by the National Student Enterprise Committee (https://www.studententerprise.ie). The Student Enterprise Programme Coordinator will work closely with LEO Dublin City and will be part of a LEO Dublin City Student Enterprise Programme committee. The co-ordinator will be the liaison between LEO Dublin City and the Schools. The role will include overseeing all administration of the programme. The successful tenderer shall demonstrate Garda Vetting clearance for each of its employees assigned to the programme, up-to-date Child Protection Policies and practices, Children First Act and vetting legislation, Health and Safety Statement and Risk Assessment. The successful tenderer must provide evidence of Garda Vetting clearance prior to the award of any contract. It is the responsibility of the successful tender to ensure that evidence of Garda Vetting clearance is provided within a reasonable period of time, at the discretion of the Contracting Authority. Failure to provide this evidence to the satisfaction of the Contracting Authority will result in disqualification from the process. Student Enterprise Supports Overseeing all administration of the programme including direct link with schools (2nd Level) to foster and encourage a culture of entrepreneurship among students in the Dublin City Council area. Student Enterprise Awards The Student Enterprise Awards are run by LEO Dublin City Student Enterprise Committee within the Dublin City boundaries. The event targets all 2nd level students and schools within the Dublin City area. The Awards aim to equip students with the opportunity to set up and run a business and to enter that business into an Awards program where they compete with students from all other parts of Dublin and later the winners of the Dublin City Final are entered into the National Final (held March/May) where they compete with students from all parts of Ireland who have been selected by their respective Local Enterprise Office. Student Enterprise Awards Schedule National Final (held March/May) where Dublin City winners compete with students from all parts of Ireland who have been selected by their respective Local Enterprise Office. LEO Dublin City Student Enterprise Awards is broken down into the following 3 semesters: 1) Preparation Work a. Letter to schools announcing the next year’s programme – May b. Preparation Work for the school year - August 2) Semester 1, School Start of year September – December 3) Semester 2, School End of year January – June For further information please refer to documentation available to download from www.etenders.gov.ie Resource ID 5760477 – Input when notice created . Please note that this project is subject to funding
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