Public tenders for training in Finland

Training aircrafts

Purchased training shall include: a) CPL(H) Integrated Course covering ATPL(H) VFR theory. or: b) CPL(H) Modular Training including. • PPL(H)-training, • Required flight experience to start CPL(H) modular course • NF(H)-training • CPL(H)-training • ATPL(H) VFR theory. The Supplier offering requested training shall have required training programs accepted by Civil Aviation Authority before commence of the purchased training.

Minimum level (s) of the required standard (s): The tendered training will be completed according to EASA Part FCL requirements. Training Shall include: a) CPL (H) Integrated Course + IR (H) (PBN) Training. or: b) CPL (H) Modular Training + IR (H) (PBN) Training. Tendered training Shall include the theoretical training up to ATPL (H) IFR level taking into account credits due to existing ATP (A). The Tenderer offering requested training shall have required training programs accepted by the Civil Aviation Authority before the tendered training. The Finnish Border Guard invites Tenderers to submit Tender on EASA Part FCL Helicopter Training for 2 Helicopter Pilots. Different alternatives to be accepted (alternative tenders): no Minimum level (s) of minimum standards required: The tendered training will be completed according to EASA Part FCL requirements.

Purchased training shall include : a) CPL(H) Integrated Course covering ATPL(H) VFR theory. or: b) CPL(H) Modular Training including. • PPL(H)-training, • Required flight experience to start CPL(H) modular course • NF(H)-training • CPL(H)-training • ATPL(H) VFR theory. The Supplier offering requested training shall have required training programs accepted by Civil Aviation Authority before commence of the purchased train-ing. The Supplier should take into account pilots existing flight experience and theory knowledge and credit it as wide as possible in training according Supplier’s policy and CAA requirements for crediting existing experience. Principles should be presented in quotation, but exact crediting will be agreed during training of pilots.

Minimum level (s) of the required standard (s): The tendered training will be completed according to EASA Part FCL requirements. Tendered training includes: a) CPL (H) Integrated Course. or: b) CPL (H) Modular Training. Tendered training Shall include the theoretical training up to ATPL (H) IFR level taking into account credits due to existing ATP (A). The Finnish Border Guard invites Tenderers to submit Tender on EASA Part FCL Helicopter Training for 2 Helicopter Pilots. Different alternatives to be accepted (alternative tenders): no Minimum level (s) of minimum standards required: The tendered training will be completed according to EASA Part FCL requirements.

At the moment Finpro is helping Finnish companies with their internationalization process through various projects and Growth Programs. Through them companies can built their capabilities, resources and competences to market and sell their expertise, products, solutions and services to international clientele. One key asset are effective sales skills. To promote and strengthen the sales capabilities of Finnish companies and their representatives, projects and Growth Programs offer sales training.

HAWK LINK MK66 Series Acquisition of 13 HAWK Mk66 Drillers and Acquisition of the Embedded Training Software Package 1 HAWK LINK MK66 Series Acquisition of 13 HAWK Mk66 Drillers and the acquisition of the Embedded Training Software Package 1 HAWK LINK MK66 Series Acquisition of thirteen (13) HAWK Mk66 drill machine and acquisition of Embedded Training Software Package 1

The Air Patrol Squadron has decided to purchase and IR (H) ME flight training for 2 helicopter pilots. The Tenderer shall tender IR (H) Multi Engine (ME) flight training for 2 (two) pilots. Note. Tendered IR (H) ME flight training shall include also required TR to the helicopter to be used in the IR skill test. The tendered training shall fulfill and they shall be conducted according EASA Part FCL requirements.

Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command (FDFLC) acting on behalf of The Air Force Command Finland (AFCOMFIN) is inviting potential Candidates to submit their Participation Application to participate in the restricted procurement procedure. The aim of this procurement is to purchase Centrifuge training on a Dynamic Flight Simulator to the Finnish Air Force pilot trainees during their phase III jet training for year 2015 and as an option for years 2016-2017. The training shall be performed once per year. Estimated duration of the training is one week.

Request for information (RFI) for Small Arms Indoor Training Simulator (SAITS).

The object of the contract is to purchase two factory new EASA certified flight training devices. The flight training devices shall be representing Diamond Aircraft Twin Star DA42 aircraft. The flight training devices shall meet the qualification standards of the FNPT II and FTD 2 (EASA document CS-FSTD(A) Initial Issue 4.7.2012 ). The devices shall be ready for the initial CAA evaluation in FINAA no later than 30.6.2014.

Reguest of information (RFI): Training Boat.

The object of the contract is to purchase factory new 3 single piston engine or 3 twin piston engine fully EASA certified aircraft for pilot training.

The purpose of this procurement is to procure pitch training on value creation by using the NABC-model or equivalent method and offer projects funded through Business Finland Programs a short, approximately one-day introduction to implementing the NABC-model and communicating value creation. The training will help participants apply NABC-thinking in their innovation work. The training will help participants formulate a clear and short presentation, a sales speak, of their innovation, valuable when communicating with potential customers, investors and other stakeholders. The NABC-model created by SRI International assesses the market need (N), the approach (A) to solve this need, benefits (B) of the created solution and the competition (C). It is used to give balance to innovation work and to guide innovation work towards commercial success. The training aims to clarify participants own value proposition - first to themselves, and then to their clients. Business Finland Programs are forums for the exchange of information and networking between businesses and research groups in a certain topic. The service and the scope The purpose is to procure one trainer who can offer a training service defined in this invitation to tender. The training will be arranged in Finland, in Helsinki, if not otherwise agreed. Trained teams consist of project teams from research organizations and small and medium sized companies which are participating Business Finland Programs. Each Programme using the service will choose the teams and coordinate invitations and registration. Each invited project can send a team of 2-5 people for the training. The length of the actual face-to-face training with the trainer should be approximately one workday. Preferably there will be a few teams at a time, depending on training methods used. Depending on the method used, training may include homework before and/or after the actual training. Schedule of training will be agreed upon with the trainer. Preferably 3-4 training days will be arranged in a row. Business Finland will arrange and pay for the training facilities and catering. The content of the training The training language is English. The training must give a brief introduction on the NABC-model or equivalent and include interactive exercises for the participants. As an outcome of the training each team: - understands the basics of value creation according to the NABC-model or equivalent - has prepared a powerpoint slide (“one-slider”) presenting their innovation with the NABC model or equivalent - is able to present a 2-3 minute pitch talk in English, describing their innovation’s value creation using the NABC-model or equivalent The slides can be used by the trainees themselves but also by Business Finland in public presentation material, on Business Finland websites and in other ways when communicating innovations funded by Business Finland. The first teams will be trained during February-April 2018. In general the training volume will be agreed upon at least three months in advance with the service supplier. A non-binding estimate of the volume of the training needed during the contract period is 50-60 project teams. Costs of the training The tenderer must give a price per trained team, all costs included. Into to the price the tenderer must include all costs related to the training, i.e. travelling costs and possible other costs. The training day facilities and catering costs will not be included in the price because Business Finland will arrange training facilities and catering. The supplier will charge for their services in arrears based on the work completed, and the invoices must be carefully itemised as regards any work carried out. The tenderer can offer a 1-2 person team for the assignment. The purpose of this procurement is to procure pitch training on value creation by using the NABC-model or equivalent method and offer projects funded through Business Finland Programs a short, approximately one-day introduction to implementing the NABC-model and communicating value creation. The training will help participants apply NABC-thinking in their innovation work. The training will help participants formulate a clear and short presentation, a sales speak, of their innovation, valuable when communicating with potential customers, investors and other stakeholders. The NABC-model created by SRI International assesses the market need (N), the approach (A) to solve this need, benefits (B) of the created solution and the competition (C). It is used to give balance to innovation work and to guide innovation work towards commercial success. The training aims to clarify participants own value proposition - first to themselves, and then to their clients. Business Finland Programs are forums for the exchange of information and networking between businesses and research groups in a certain topic. The service and the scope The purpose is to procure one trainer who can offer a training service defined in this invitation to tender. The training will be arranged in Finland, in Helsinki, if not otherwise agreed. Trained teams consist of project teams from research organizations and small and medium sized companies which are participating Business Finland Programs. Each Programme using the service will choose the teams and coordinate invitations and registration. Each invited project can send a team of 2-5 people for the training. The length of the actual face-to-face training with the trainer should be approximately one workday. Preferably there will be a few teams at a time, depending on training methods used. Depending on the method used, training may include homework before and/or after the actual training. Schedule of training will be agreed upon with the trainer. Preferably 3-4 training days will be arranged in a row. Business Finland will arrange and pay for the training facilities and catering. The content of the training The training language is English. The training must give a brief introduction on the NABC-model or equivalent and include interactive exercises for the participants. As an outcome of the training each team: - understands the basics of value creation according to the NABC-model or equivalent - has prepared a powerpoint slide (“one-slider”) presenting their innovation with the NABC model or equivalent - is able to present a 2-3 minute pitch talk in English, describing their innovation’s value creation using the NABC-model or equivalent The slides can be used by the trainees themselves but also by Business Finland in public presentation material, on Business Finland websites and in other ways when communicating innovations funded by Business Finland. The first teams will be trained during February-April 2018. In general the training volume will be agreed upon at least three months in advance with the service supplier. A non-binding estimate of the volume of the training needed during the contract period is 50-60 project teams. Costs of the training The tenderer must give a price per trained team, all costs included. Into to the price the tenderer must include all costs related to the training, i.e. travelling costs and possible other costs. The training day facilities and catering costs will not be included in the price because Business Finland will arrange training facilities and catering. The supplier will charge for their services in arrears based on the work completed, and the invoices must be carefully itemised as regards any work carried out. The tenderer can offer a 1-2 person team for the assignment.

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Training simulators

Finn Church Aid (FCA) is a professional, non-profit neutral humanitarian organization with Head Office in Helsinki, Finland. FCA was founded in 1947, and it is the largest Finnish development cooperation organisation and the second largest provider of humanitarian aid. Our work is based on rights, which means that our operations are guided by equality, non-discrimination and responsibility. FCA specializes in supporting local communities in three priority areas: right to livelihood, right to education and right to peace. FCA’s work is based on international law and Code of Conduct of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Non-Governmental Organization (NGOs) in Disaster Relief. The organization is specialized in long-term development programs and humanitarian assistance. We operate in over 20 countries, where the need is most dire. We work with the poorest people, regardless of their religious beliefs, ethnic background or political affiliations. FCA has supported humanitarian and development programs in Sudan since 1972. Our current South Sudan Country Office boasts 14 staff of which ten are South Sudanese nationals. FCA supports local organizations to implement projects and programs in Jonglei, Western Equatoria and Lakes States with funding over 2,1 million US dollar in 2015. FCA is implementing a livelihoods and peace project in Pibor County between November 2015 and April 2016, and is looking for a service provider to deliver short-term livelihood skills training courses in food production, fish processing, dairy, pastry and baking for South Sudanese youth living in the remote and border areas of Pibor County in South Sudan.

The Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command is hereby pleased to request for your quatation (RFQ) for a Pilatus PC-12 NG flight simulator training ( recurrent training) at supplier´s facility. Pilatus PC-12 NG flight simulator training ( recurrent training) at supplier´s facility. 1. Recurrent training for 30 pilots. 2. 15 aircrews including 2 pilots each 3. 3 slots, á 4 hours each Totally 45 slots, 180 hours. Training schedule shall be organized as follows: 1. First recurrent training shall be held in week 36, 2018 2. Rest of this year´s recurrent training shall be held between consecutive weeks 36 and 40, 2018 3. The training per group shall be kept on weekdays from Mondays to Fridays. The training scedule shall be confirmed later on between the Customer and the Supplier. The Finnish Defence Forces Logistics Command is hereby pleased to request for your quatation (RFQ) for a Pilatus PC-12 NG flight simulator training ( recurrent training) at supplier´s facility.