American Cyanamid: Money isn’t everything

Bevan Brittan LLP | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2017 #34
Emily Heard weighs up the adequacy of damages and the lifting of the automatic suspension when profit is not the only consideration ‘The circumstances in which damages will be an adequate remedy for non-profit-making suppliers is a key issue on which there appears to be a divergence of judicial opinion.’In the recent High Court procurement …

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Dispute Resolution: Moving the stalls

Fenwick Elliott | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | January/February 2013 #10
Jeremy Glover examines the use of expert evidence in procurement disputes The possibility of being able to rely on a detailed expert’s report, dealing with all aspects of the evaluation and out of which a case as to manifest error or unfairness might emerge, would be at least superficially attractive to a claimant. The case …

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Update: Security services

Jack Hayward | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | September/October 2012 #8
Jack Haywardcontinues his round up of the high (and low) lights in the procurement arena The defendant council formed the view that the Note constituted a qualification or caveat (which was not permitted under the Invitation to Tender) and that the bid should, therefore, be rejected on that basis.I was having a drink one evening …

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