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Procurement regime - Jonathan Davey, Addleshaw Goddard

Procurement regime - Jonathan Davey, Addleshaw Goddard How potent are the new flexibilities in the national procurement strategy and pipeline legislation? How can you expect clients to react practically?

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Remedies - Michael Bowsher QC, Monckton Chambers

Remedies - Michael Bowsher QC, Monckton Chambers Will clients be at a greater risk of challenge under the new rules? How do you support client objectives, and how will remedies work in practice?

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Social value - Nigel Giffin QC, 11 KBW

Social value - Nigel Giffin QC, 11 KBW To what extent can social value be legitimately and fairly weighted in evaluating tender submissions and its delivery imposed? To what lengths do you go?

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Transparency - Fionnuala McCredie QC, Keating Chambers

Transparency - Fionnuala McCredie QC, Keating Chambers How marked is the shift in approach to transparency and full disclosure from the outset, including possible breaches of confidence or prejudicing retenders?

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Award notices - Sarah Hannaford QC, Keating Chambers

Award notices - Sarah Hannaford QC, Keating Chambers Cutting through all the opinions, when is it reasonable to make a direct contract award, e.g. pandemic, lack of market competitors, public sector economic constraints?

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Frameworks - Valentina Sloane QC, Monckton Chambers

Frameworks - Valentina Sloane QC, Monckton Chambers How open to challenge is the typical framework because its value is exhausted following the ECJ's recent decision? Are UK courts going to take an equally strict approach?

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