This event will review and consider the implications of both legal cases and best practice and will show how to adopt these rulings into everyday procurement procedures.
It covers the background to the legislative framework, the procurement process, the implications of the new standstill period, letting high-value tenders, the evaluation and award process, the implications of the new Remedies Directive, the implications of legal challenge, and CJEU rulings on procurement.
Procurement is an ever-changing marketplace where the policy or initiative of today can become the process or procedure of tomorrow.
As suppliers become more knowledgeable, an increasing number of challenges are being made through the courts.
Judgments made in court can have a significant impact on your procurement processes and procedures.
European Court of Justice and UK court rulings, legal cases and judgments all impact on the methodologies that procurement departments must employ.
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Testimonials
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“Florence Gregg is a very knowledgeable, approachable and engaging presenter.”
Tina Thomas, WMFS - “First rate! Clear, concise, excellent speaker who not only delivered top-notch training but also made the day extremely enjoyable.”
Christine Williams, Warwickshire County Council - “I found this course extremely informative and tailored to a good level of detail. The lecturer was excellent and put the course across in a very professional and knowledgeable manner with sufficient detail in the content presented to get points across to all delegates attending.”
Alison Barker, Healthcare Purchasing Consortium - “This is the first time I have attended a course run through BiP Solutions and I would highly recommend them.”
Christine Williams, Warwickshire County Council - “Flo was very knowledgeable.”
Louise McCabe, Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead - “Really useful – took away lots of notes and ideas to implement.”
Penny Green, London South Bank University - “Overall the course was worth attending"
Nathalie Boateng, London Borough of Enfield
