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procurement and trade agreements: a practical perspective on cfta and ceta
procurement and trade agreements: a practical perspective on cfta and ceta
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Each New Year is a time to reflect. In 2017 at least two changes occurred that affect supply chain practices....
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when can an owner cancel a process after closing and re-tender the same project?
when can an owner cancel a process after closing and re-tender the same project?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Background In February 2014, the City of Toronto (“the City”) issued a Request for Quotations for diving services at its...
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applying a batna to workplace relationship conflicts
applying a batna to workplace relationship conflicts
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
By Gordon White, the conflictjourney.com Think of your BATNA (Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement) as your plan B. If everything...
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11 costs to consider in the procurement planning stage
11 costs to consider in the procurement planning stage
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Direct and Indirect Procurement Planning Costs When procuring goods, some of the direct and indirect costs to include when preparing...
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can a commercial contract be perpetual?
can a commercial contract be perpetual?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
By Lise Patry BA | Sc | LLB | ICD.D | NECI Instructor As part of our NECI courses we...
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the power and the peril of the privilege clause
the power and the peril of the privilege clause
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
By Lindsay Parcells LLM, LLB, MBA As procurement professionals know, Canadian courts have established a clear duty on the part...
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what’s a gpo and why should you care?
what’s a gpo and why should you care?
Posted on | by Kim Holl
By Lise Patry,  BA | Sc | LLB | ICD.D | NECI  Instructor| Patry Law A group purchasing organization, or...
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trump & brexit: is this what happens when governments leave too many people behind?
Posted on | by Kim Holl
Sandra Hamilton is Canada’s First Social MBA and a Public Sector Social Procurement Advisor. Hamilton works with all three levels...
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