Développement professionnel continu (DPC) pour les besoins éducatifs spéciaux et le handicap (SEND) dans la petite enfance (EY) - Fourniture de matériel et de formation DPC pré-développés

This is an early market engagement notice for CPD materials on SEND in Early Years. It outlines key requirements but lacks formal tender details and evaluation criteria, making it a preliminary information-gathering exercise.

The notice is for early engagement and explicitly states that references to procedure, value, and term length are illustrative and subject to change. This means formal legal compliance for a tender is not yet established. The CPV code and NUTS code are provided. There are no disputes mentioned. However, it is not a formal call for competition, so aspects like reasonable deadlines for submission are not yet applicable in a formal sense.

The description clearly defines the subject matter: Early Years SEND CPD. The requirements for the training content and format are well-articulated, including age range, accessibility, modular format, minimum hours, and content themes. However, specific evaluation criteria for any future formal tender are not mentioned.

The notice provides a title, reference number, organization, a detailed description, estimated value, and contract duration. The submission deadline is present, though it is for an engagement event, not a formal tender. Crucially, no tender documents with content are available, and key details like evaluation criteria are missing, which is expected for an early engagement notice but limits completeness for potential bidders.

The notice emphasizes early market engagement, which is generally fair. It aims to gather interest from interested parties and provides access to information for those participating in the engagement event. The limitation of 2 people per organization for the event is noted, but understandable for managing capacity. The requirements are detailed and objective, focusing on the nature of the service rather than specific providers.

The notice details an online market engagement event with a specific date and time, and a feedback questionnaire. It mentions the possibility of follow-up interviews and further events. However, it does not outline an e-submission process for a formal tender, nor does it provide a URL for tender documents. Financing is implicitly mentioned through government investment, but specific details are absent. The contract start date is provided.

Key fields such as title, reference, organization, estimated value, and contract duration are populated. The dates provided (submission deadline for the event, contract start) appear logical within the context of a planned notice. No suspension or disputes are indicated. The status is 'planned', aligning with the early engagement nature.

The notice does not explicitly mention any green procurement, social aspects, or innovation focus. It is also not indicated as EU-funded, though this is not a requirement for all tenders. Therefore, sustainability aspects are not addressed.