This practical one-day course is designed to help Irish businesses leverage the power of AI to improve tendering and bid management success. Attendees will learn how AI can streamline the entire process – from identifying the right opportunities and making smarter bid/no-bid decisions, to drafting compelling responses, ensuring compliance and analysing feedback for continuous improvement. Through live demonstrations, hands-on exercises and Irish-specific case studies, attendees will gain practical tools to save time, reduce costs and increase their success rates. Whether you are an SME or Large supplier, this course will show you how to integrate AI into your bid strategy for a real competitive edge in both public and private sector procurement.
All attendees will receive a full course pack to refer to and will have the benefit of learning from a trainer with a wealth of experience in this area.
Introduction
AI for Bid Writing & Content Development
Compliance, Governance & Risk
Proposal Optimisation & Evaluation Readiness
Presentation, Pricing & Negotiation
Post Bid Analysis & Continuous Improvement
Case studies & Tools Demonstration
This course will be greatly beneficial to bid managers, tender coordinators, estimators, business development executives, procurement teams, senior managers and buyers to name just a few.
On completion of this one-day training course, you will receive your Certificate of Attendance. Please note certificates are issued at the close of the training session to participants on completion of the course.
This course may qualify for CPD points. Please check directly with your association or awarding body to see how many points they will award.
An ‘Early Bird’ discounted rate of €545 is currently available. This training course normal rate is €645. Places are limited and are allocated on a first come first served basis. PLEASE NOTE THE EARLY BIRD RATE CLOSES 3 WEEKS PRIOR TO COURSE DATE.
The course cost includes all course documentation and Certificate of Attendance.
AI is used in tendering and bid management to support tasks such as analysing tender documents, identifying key requirements, structuring responses, and improving clarity and consistency. It can help teams work more efficiently by reducing time spent on repetitive drafting and review tasks, while still relying on human judgement for final decisions.
Yes, when used correctly, AI can help improve the quality of tender responses by supporting clearer structure, more consistent language, and better alignment with tender criteria. AI tools can assist with summarising requirements, checking tone, and ensuring responses address evaluation questions more directly.
AI can be used safely in bid and tender writing if proper controls are in place. Organisations need to consider data protection, confidentiality, and how information is shared with AI tools. AI should be used as a support tool rather than a replacement for professional judgement or internal review processes.
Using AI in tendering does not automatically breach public procurement rules, but it must be used responsibly. Final submissions remain the responsibility of the bidder, and organisations must ensure accuracy, transparency, and compliance with procurement requirements. AI should not be relied on to interpret rules or make decisions without human oversight.
Common risks include over-reliance on AI-generated content, inaccurate outputs, loss of organisational tone, and data security issues. These risks can be managed by setting clear internal guidelines, reviewing all AI-assisted content, and limiting the type of information shared with AI tools.
AI is particularly useful for bid managers, procurement teams, and business development professionals who work on multiple tenders and face tight deadlines. It can help teams manage workload more effectively while maintaining consistency across submissions.
AI can support complex or high-value tenders, but it should not replace subject matter expertise. For complex bids, AI works best when used to assist with structure, drafting, and review, while experienced professionals retain control over strategy, messaging, and final content.