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Public Procurement Rules
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Awarding Public Contracts Skilfully and Lawfully within the Procurement Rules

Edinburgh
May 2020 Register

Awarding Public Contracts Skilfully and Lawfully within the Procurement Rules

Dublin
May 2020 Register

Awarding Public Contracts Skilfully and Lawfully within the Procurement Rules

London
May 2020 Register

Awarding Public Contracts Skilfully and Lawfully within the Procurement Rules

Belfast
May 2020 Register

Awarding Public Contracts Skilfully and Lawfully within the Procurement Rules

Manchester
June 2020 Register

Public Procurement Rules
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Abandoning procurements - Sarah Hannaford QC, Keating Chambers

Abandoning procurements -Sarah Hannaford QC, Keating Chambers Weighing up the different legal and practical options, how can clients control - and overcome - the risks of abandoning a procurement following the Amey judgment?

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Faraday judgment - Nigel Giffin QC, 11KBW

Faraday judgment - Nigel Giffin QC, 11KBW How has the Faraday judgment moved the law and market practice concerning (1) VEAT notices and (2) the drafting of development agreements? Where are clients open to challenge?

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Transparency - Fionnuala McCredie QC, Keating Chambers

Transparency - Fionnuala McCredie QC, Keating Chambers Is there a shift towards full disclosure from the outset, following the Serco v SS for Defence? How do you advise clients about possible breaches of confidence or prejudicing retenders?

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Fosen and NAV - Carl Baudenbacher

Fosen and NAV “room for manoeuvre” - Prof. Dr. jur. Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Carl Baudenbacher, Monckton Chambers, London, Former President of the EFTA Court

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Abnormally low tenders - Fergus Randolph QC, Brick Court Chambers

Abnormally low tenders - Fergus Randolph QC, Brick Court Chambers How have the STRABAG and Clestra Hauserman cases (June 2019) changed existing thinking on clients' obligations to investigate abnormally low tenders? What is the correct approach?

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Conflict of interest - Jonathan Davey, Addleshaw Goddard

Conflict of interest - Jonathan Davey, Addleshaw Goddard What are the unresolved arguments - legal and practical - over conflict of interest in the tender process following the spate of recent cases? Where are clients at risk?

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