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Myth buster
Can you engage with suppliers up front and stay within the EU procurement regulations? Yes and that's not the only misconception.
17 January 2012
EU proposes reform of the audit market
Radical proposals to break the dominance of major suppliers in the sector will have a big impact on them, and those that buy their services.
17 January 2012
10 tips for working with other public sector bodies
How to collaborate and keep within EU procurement regulations.
17 January 2012
Reform of public procurement rules: an in-depth look
Paul Henty provides a detailed review of what proposed changes to European procurement regulations could mean for public buyers in practice.
12 January 2012
Forum shopping
Consider at the outset which court has the right to hear disputes when a contract has European supply elements. Jurisdiction is a key factor in formulating litigation strategy.
08 December 2011
Managing contractual disruption
Many purchasers are failing to deal with the effects of disruption to supply agreements.
08 December 2011
10 Tips for understanding standard terms
Make contracts work for you with careful use of standard terms.
08 December 2011
Out in the open
A case-by-case approach to procurement challenges may mean authorities will have to second-guess a judge's assessment of criteria
10 November 2011
Broadening the supply base
An examination of the changes in purchasing rules in South Africa.
10 November 2011
5 Tips on awarding deals to SMEs
Make contracts SME-friendly and stay within the rules
10 November 2011
Fit for purpose?
It is easy to criticise the European Commission's procurement rules, but as it examines its directives more closely, the need for consistency remains.
06 October 2011
China implements new social insurance contributions
Costs for foreign firms are expected to rise after the Chinese government confirmed staff from abroad must participate in its social insurance scheme.
06 October 2011
Negotiating logistics contracts
Best practice when negotiating terms with new or existing suppliers.
06 October 2011
Five tips: Agency Worker Regulations
New agency staff rules come into force on 1 October
08 September 2011
Acting up
The Construction Act will be undergoing revisions this October but will this help or hinder an already beleaguered industry?
08 September 2011
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Myth buster
Can you engage with suppliers up front and stay within the EU procurement regulations? Yes and that's not the only misconception.
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Myth buster
Can you engage with suppliers up front and stay within the EU procurement regulations? Yes and that's not the only misconception.
17 January 2012
EU proposes reform of the audit market
Radical proposals to break the dominance of major suppliers in the sector will have a big impact on them, and those that buy their services.
17 January 2012
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An exception, rather than the rule
Francis Maude has urged buyers to avoid the use of the competitive dialogue process where possible, but what does this mean in practice for buyers? David Hansom explains.
EU procurement proposals are an iceberg that will sink UK reforms
While changes to procurement regulations appear positive on the surface, they could significantly harm the UK government's own policies, says Doug Forbes.
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COURT REPORTS
Roger Williams and Others v Redcard Limited
How many signatories does it take to execute a document?
17 January 2012
Classic Court Report: Hartog v Colin & Shields (1939)
A genuine bargain or a genuine mistake?
17 January 2012
AstraZeneca UK Ltd v Albemarle International Corp
What wording is necessary to exclude liability
08 December 2011
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