Training for Cned staff

Summary

The procurement covers training services for Cned staff across 19 lots: quality of working life and conditions; workplace safety; regulatory expertise related to combating VDHAS; mental health first aid; human resources management; management and project management; training design and production; professional development of educational trainers; responsible digital practices; quality management; Qualiopi process and audit; communication with learners; legal skills; customer relationship development; accounting and financial internal control; commercial and marketing policy; property and logistics policy; office software; and support and preparation for national education recruitment examinations. Bidders may submit an offer for one, several or all lots. This is a single-supplier framework agreement for an initial one-year term, renewable three times for one year each. Training listed in the technical specifications will mainly be ordered through purchase orders; subsequent contracts may be used for training not covered by those specifications. Each lot has its own estimated value and maximum amount. Offers will be assessed on price (30%), training methodology, content and learning objectives (30%), trainers’ profiles (15%), organisation and resources (15%), and consideration of sustainability (10%). Variants are not permitted. For lots 1, 2, 6 and 18, bidders must also make a firm commitment to provide a school-status training placement for one or more pupils aged 16–25 with specific needs. Proposed tasks must relate to the contract, and a detailed company information sheet must be submitted. The minimum placement hours are specified in the tender documents, but the supplied materials do not state the exact number. Offers must be submitted electronically in French by 27 October 2026 at 17:00 and remain valid for 120 days. The bid must include, among other items, a technical proposal and completed financial annex. Contract performance also includes the environmental requirements in the tender documents; bidders must confirm they can either provide an annual carbon assessment covering all services under the contract or complete the corresponding data tables annually.