Midlands businesses urged to join public procurement briefing
Minister Frank Feighan is inviting Midlands enterprises to a complimentary SME Breakfast Briefing designed to enhance access to government contracts. The event, hosted at Mullingar Park Hotel on 18 November, aims to connect businesses with public sector procurement professionals and support bodies.
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Minister of State for Public Procurement, Digitalisation and eGovernment, Frank Feighan TD, has called on SMEs across the Midlands to participate in a free Breakfast Briefing scheduled for Wednesday 18 November at the Mullingar Park Hotel. This event, organised by the Office of Government Procurement, seeks to foster greater engagement between local businesses and public sector buyers.
Running from 8.30am to 10.30am, the briefing will offer attendees the chance to meet procurement experts from various public sector organisations including Education and Training Boards, InterTradeIreland, National Enterprise Hub, County Councils, and Local Enterprise Offices. Participants will gain valuable insights into public procurement processes, upcoming tender opportunities, and the supports available to SMEs.
Minister Feighan, drawing on his own background as a business owner, emphasised the importance of small and family-run enterprises in driving economic growth and community development. The event forms part of the Government’s National Strategy for Public Procurement, which aims to boost SME involvement and improve access to public sector contracts. Attendance is free but requires prior registration due to limited places. Businesses can secure their place online at the official registration portal.
Running from 8.30am to 10.30am, the briefing will offer attendees the chance to meet procurement experts from various public sector organisations including Education and Training Boards, InterTradeIreland, National Enterprise Hub, County Councils, and Local Enterprise Offices. Participants will gain valuable insights into public procurement processes, upcoming tender opportunities, and the supports available to SMEs.
Minister Feighan, drawing on his own background as a business owner, emphasised the importance of small and family-run enterprises in driving economic growth and community development. The event forms part of the Government’s National Strategy for Public Procurement, which aims to boost SME involvement and improve access to public sector contracts. Attendance is free but requires prior registration due to limited places. Businesses can secure their place online at the official registration portal.
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