Litigation: Below the belt

Quigg Golden | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | July/August 2011 #1
Jonathan Parker assesses the treatment of abnormally low tenders ‘In the current economic climate, increasing numbers of EOs appear to be disposed to submit perilously low tenders in an effort to maintain their cash flow. EOs submitting tenders that are too low can have disastrous consequences for a number of parties.’The coming into force of …

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Remedies: Make your mind up

Bird & Bird LLP | Procurement & Outsourcing Journal | July/August 2011 #1
Peter Elliott and Mark Livsey analyse the law on contractual variation before and after Pressetext ‘It has long been recognised that a sufficient degree of change to a current contract could, in theory, constitute a new award of contract and that this ought potentially to be competed.’The question whether contracting authorities can safely make changes …

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