Procurement Directives Revision
On this final entry based on my response to the public consultation on the revision of the procurement Directives I focus instead on what should not change and is worth keeping as it is. 44. While tempting to focus on change in the context of the public consultation for a
lowest price
I've recently come across this document commissioned (I think) by the EIC Forum analysing the legal issues affecting innovation in public procurement. While it is not a final report, there was a barrier mentioned here that attracted my attention: the preference for price only contracts in procurement. Time
Public Procurement
Here's an article (in Spanish) that caught my eye this morning. A couple of interesting tidbits: "The Spanish cleaning companies Association and the Unions trust that the new Public Contracts Law covers labour costs and to guarantee the social rights of workers in all tenders from the
Public Procurement
In the wake of Carillion's implosion, we are coming to see the internal workings of the UK Government in a light that might be surprising or unexpected for those looking from the afar. The most recent piece of information comes in today's Telegraph and is connected