This tender closed on 21 August 2026, but here's what to do next:
Provision of a Test of Professional Competence for Radiation Therapists for CORU
Sector
Deadline
21 August 2026
Verify on the official notice, TED times are not authoritative.
Estimated Value
€50k
Value Range
25k-100k
Procedure
Not specified
Procurement Type
Not specified
Published
2026-08-04
Resource ID
539900-2026
CPV Classification
Common Procurement Vocabulary: the EU codes that classify what this contract is for.
- 80340000Education and training services
- 33150000Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
- 33151200Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
- 33151400Medical equipment, pharmaceuticals and personal care products
- 38341500Laboratory, optical and precision equipment (excl. glasses)
- 90721600Sewage, refuse, cleaning and environmental services
Summary
CORU (Health and Social Care Professionals Council) seeks a service provider to design, develop, and deliver a Test of Professional Competence (ToPC) for radiation therapists in Ireland. This involves creating assessment frameworks, examination content, and delivery mechanisms to validate professional competency for regulatory registration purposes.
The contract covers the full lifecycle of a professional examination system for a regulated healthcare occupation.
Keywords
Procurement-ready software
Suppliers bidding on Professional Services tenders often need compliant Irish software. Compare verified options:
Irish compliance verified, Revenue, PAYE, GDPR. Powered by Vendors.ie
Don't miss the next one
New Professional Services tenders in your inbox every Monday morning, the week they publish. Free.
By subscribing you agree to our Privacy Policy. Weekly email, unsubscribe anytime.
TenderWatch Pro
Get emailed when tenders like this appear
Describe your business in a sentence. TenderWatch Pro checks every new Irish public tender against it each week and emails you the ones that fit. EUR 49 a month, cancel any time.
See TenderWatch ProLooking for grants too?Browse Irish business supports