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Public Procurement Training Can Help Boost Earning Potential
Public Procurement Training Can Help Boost Earning Potential
Posted on | by The Procurement School
As the effects of the global pandemic unfold, governments the world over are looking to procurement leaders to restructure supply...
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an overview of integrated project delivery (“IPD”)
an overview of integrated project delivery (“IPD”)
Posted on | by The Procurement School
Integrated Project Delivery is a construction delivery methodology successfully in use for decades in the US and parts of Europe....
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liquidated damages or penalty clauses?
liquidated damages or penalty clauses?
Posted on | by The Procurement School
When a contract is not performed as promised, the other party may have the right to claim damages for breach...
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scc provides guidance on good faith in the exercise of contractual discretion
Posted on | by The Procurement School
As procurement professionals know, contractual discretion is a double-edged sword: it leaves you in the driver’s seat, but almost certainly...
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foi legislation: the cost of doing business with the public sector?
foi legislation: the cost of doing business with the public sector?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Suppliers doing business with the public sector may be in for an unpleasant surprise when they learn that their information...
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manipulation of contracts results in fraud convictions
manipulation of contracts results in fraud convictions
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Criminal convictions resulted from contract awards for heating plant repairs over a four year period at the Shearwater military base,...
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covid-19 and force majeure clauses
covid-19 and force majeure clauses
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Are you facing supplier disruption and potential contract cancellation as a result of the recent pandemic announcement? Wondering if your...
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does one bidder owe another bidder an implied duty of fairness?
does one bidder owe another bidder an implied duty of fairness?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
In large recurring procurements, it is not uncommon for the same bidders to respond, and to have business dealings outside...
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correct the evaluation defect or allow the bid validity period to expire?
correct the evaluation defect or allow the bid validity period to expire?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
You may have encountered a situation where some defect in the evaluation process has been identified after closing and, rather...
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6 procurement trends that will shape Canada’s landscape in 2020
6 procurement trends that will shape Canada’s landscape in 2020
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Expanded Impact of Trade Agreements Although they have been in place for two years, we are just beginning to see...
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