Procurements: Training aircrafts
5 archived procurements
Training aircrafts have been procured by organizations such as Education Procurement Service (EPS), City of Dublin Education and Training Board, and Department of Defence.
Historically, suppliers within this area have been Lufthansa Technik Shannon Ltd, and Pilatus Aircraft Limited.
- Training aircrafts ⬅️
Recent procurements of training aircrafts in Ireland
2026-04-07
RFT for the supply of a Jet Aircraft to South East Technological University (South East Technological University (SETU))
RFT for the supply of a Jet Aircraft to South East Technological University View the procurement »
RFT for the supply of a Jet Aircraft to South East Technological University View the procurement »
2026-01-29
CL3353F - Multi Supplier Framework Agreement for the Supply of Aviation Training Equipment - LCETB (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
This public procurement competition relates to the establishment of a Multi Party Framework ("Framework") for the Supply of Equipment for an Aviation Training Facility for LCETB, Shannon Campus. View the procurement »
This public procurement competition relates to the establishment of a Multi Party Framework ("Framework") for the Supply of Equipment for an Aviation Training Facility for LCETB, Shannon Campus. View the procurement »
2024-02-23
CL2734C - RFT for the supply of A Jet Aircraft to South East Technological University (Education Procurement Service (EPS))
SETU has a requirement for a fully operational twin engine high-speed business jet aircraft to meet the training needs of its EASA Part 147 basic training school for avionic and mechanical aircraft apprentices. All on board systems, engines, landing gear and avionics should be fully operational and the flight deck should reflect that found on a modern high-speed business jet. The aircraft should be powered by a minimum of two turbojet engines, for example, the General Electric CJ610-8A or equivalents. View the procurement »
SETU has a requirement for a fully operational twin engine high-speed business jet aircraft to meet the training needs of its EASA Part 147 basic training school for avionic and mechanical aircraft apprentices. All on board systems, engines, landing gear and avionics should be fully operational and the flight deck should reflect that found on a modern high-speed business jet. The aircraft should be powered by a minimum of two turbojet engines, for example, the General Electric CJ610-8A or equivalents. View the procurement »
2019-03-06
Contracted Training for Aircraft Maintenance Technician Traineeship (City of Dublin Education and Training Board)
Delivery of an Approved EASA Part 66 Category A1 License Course at CDETB Finglas Training Centre and in a live Part 145 Airline or Maintenance Repair Organisation (MRO’s) Dublin based. 106 weeks (Course Event) duration. — an approved 1 100 hours (delivered over 1 320 hours) theory and practice to include 290 hours Aircraft Practical Training (APT), — 52 Weeks On the Job Experience (OJE). 1) Tenderer must be an EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training Orgnisation (MTO) approved for Basic Training; 2) APT and … View the procurement »
Delivery of an Approved EASA Part 66 Category A1 License Course at CDETB Finglas Training Centre and in a live Part 145 Airline or Maintenance Repair Organisation (MRO’s) Dublin based. 106 weeks (Course Event) duration. — an approved 1 100 hours (delivered over 1 320 hours) theory and practice to include 290 hours Aircraft Practical Training (APT), — 52 Weeks On the Job Experience (OJE). 1) Tenderer must be an EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training Orgnisation (MTO) approved for Basic Training; 2) APT and … View the procurement »
2017-05-04
RFT for the supply of Fixed Wing Utility Aircraft to the Irish Air Corps (Department of Defence)
In summary, the Goods comprise: Three (3) new Fixed Wing Utility Aircraft which will be operated by the Irish Air Corps in the Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) roles in addition to other general purpose utility roles. View the procurement »
In summary, the Goods comprise: Three (3) new Fixed Wing Utility Aircraft which will be operated by the Irish Air Corps in the Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) roles in addition to other general purpose utility roles. View the procurement »