Transparency: I can see clearly now

Wolfgang Tiede | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | May/June 2013 #12
Wolfgang Tiede, Julia Spiesberger and Barbara von Gayling-Westphal review and contrast transparency requirements for public-private partnerships in Germany and the UK The lack of one homogenous framework leaves prospective parties to a public-private partnership with a plurality of potentially applicable rules together with soft laws and guidelines at different levels.This article assesses the transparency requirements …

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Practice: The long arm of the (common) law

Eversheds Sutherland | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | November/December 2012 #9
John Bennett contemplates the extent to which the common law can regulate the tendering process The recent case law has, if anything, added more confusion to the implied contract argument rather than determining those circumstances where it will apply and the precise scope of the doctrine.This article outlines the development of UK common law rules …

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