DEPARTMENT FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE
Regional SME Sports Economy Programme
DIT's Sports Economy Team plans to roll out a programme to help educate and upskill UK companies, particularly SMEs, to understand, explore, and pursue export opportunities arising from major sporting events held outside of the UK.
This will include inward and outward trade missions, conferences, and seminars.
At the core of this programme will be the need to upskill UK companies.
As a result, DIT wishes to procure a solution that will help companies to: 1) Understand the major sports events marketplace, the nature, make up and structure of the above and other major regional and sub-regional level sports events taking place over the next 10-15 years, and; 2) Provide best practice advice and guidance on the actions/preparations companies need to take themselves in preparing to pursue opportunities.
DIT is carrying out early market engagement for this requirement.
We are seeking responses to understand the possible solutions to the objectives listed above, whether these be paper-based, webinars, e-learning, or some other method (excluding trade missions).
Responses should be no longer than four (4) sides of A4 and should briefly convey how the proposed solution would meet the objectives of the requirement.
Responses should include an assessment of whether the indicated budget is sufficient.
Please see the attached Brief Specification for more detail of the requirement.
All responses should be submitted via email to Alistair.Goldspink@trade.gov.uk.
What the supplier must deliver
At the core of this programme
At the core of this programme will be the need to upskill UK companies.
2) Provide best practice advice and guidance
2) Provide best practice advice and guidance on the actions/preparations companies need to take themselves in preparing to pursue opportunities.
Responses should be no longer than four
Responses should be no longer than four (4) sides of A4 and should briefly convey how the proposed solution would meet the objectives of the requirement.
Responses should include an assessment of whether
Responses should include an assessment of whether the indicated budget is sufficient.
All responses should be submitted via email
All responses should be submitted via email to Alistair.Goldspink@trade.gov.uk.
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