Procurement

Award of AI adoption training

  • Development Bank of Wales

Procurement identifier (OCID): ocds-h6vhtk-066f07

Description

After a publication of a UK 5 and a UK 6 notice DBW has entered into a contract for AI adoption. DBW needs consultancy support to deliver on DBW's programme of work to make the organisation AI ready, embedding artificial intelligence into daily operations, enhancing productivity and driving innovation. We would like the programme aims to:• Build foundational AI skills across all colleagues, ensuring everyone gains an understanding of Generative AI and can use Microsoft Copilot safely and effectively. We will make Copilot licenses available to all colleagues post-introductory training on an opt-in basis• Empower AI Champions to lead adoption and change within their teams. Unauthorised disclosure could be expected to cause major damage to the organisation or its reputation Assist us in developing a longer term AI adoption strategy and roadmap to present to the Board in April 2025 and establish robust governance, compliance, and support structures for responsible AI use. For FY 26/27 the DBW AI adoption strategy aims to make the organisation AI ready, embedding artificial intelligence into daily operations, enhancing productivity and driving innovation. As part of our AI adoption programme we want to:• Build foundational AI skills across all colleagues, ensuring everyone gains an understanding of AI and can use Microsoft Copilot safely and effectively. We will make Copilot licenses available to all users across the organisation on an opt-in basis• Empower AI Champions to lead adoption and change within their teams• Establish robust governance, compliance, and support structures for responsible AI use.

Notices

UK7: Contract details notice

Notice identifier
2026/S 000-035642
Published
20 April 2026, 1:55pm
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UK6: Contract award notice

Notice identifier
2026/S 000-031198
Published
3 April 2026, 12:34pm

UK5: Transparency notice

Notice identifier
2026/S 000-025223
Published
19 March 2026, 2:07pm