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Public Procurement Law 2024: Shaping New Developments into Solution-Focused Answers for Your Clients 2024

Solution-focused, Court-Proven, Answers to 7 Thorny Questions: Directly from Top-rated KCs, Judges and Solicitors

Public Procurement Law 2024

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  1. Assessment Summaries - Rhodri Williams KC, Keating Chambers

    Where will you find the holes in "assessment summaries" under the Procurement Act, and how challengeable will they be when compared to award decision letters?

  2. Automatic Suspension - Sarah Hannaford KC, Keating Chambers

    What counts and what will sway the courts over lifting the automatic suspension under section 102 of the Procurement Act? Same old, same old, or watch this space?

  3. Have Regards - Nigel Giffin KC, 11KBW

    How - practically and legally - do you balance the “have regards” to S.12 Objectives, and when can you use them for a Judicial Review or procurement challenge?

  4. Refining the Criteria - Jonathan Davey, Addleshaw Goddard

    How much can you “refine” the award criteria during the Competitive Flexible Procedure and when - while still being compliant and avoiding challenges?

  5. Sufficiently Serious Breach - Valentina Sloane KC, Monckton Chambers

    Is the EU law principle of "sufficiently serious breach" still relevant for the award of damages under the Procurement Act, and what is the value of EU law going forward?

  6. Supplier Performance - Joseph Barrett KC, 11KBW

    How do the new supplier performance rules impact contract management and supplier selection for new procurement opportunities? Damp squibs or new and important innovations?

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