Canada Moves Ahead with Overbudget Ship and Arachnophobia Costs Thousands
By Paul Emanuelli and Candace Hurlock
This week’s highlights focus Canada’s go-ahead on an overbudget Canadian ship project, Florida pulling the plug on an overbudget ferry, Manitoba and Trinidad and property sales, Ottawa’s cyberespionage strategy, Israel’s submarine indictments, Australia’s struggle with “environmental” coal procurement, new procurement rules in Macau, India’s 30% public procurement savings, and Canada’s federal government spending on cars and fumigation.
Royal Canadian Navy Doubles on Sixth Ship
Transit Sales Tax Grounds Florida Ferry
Technical Points Trump Price in Guyana Land Tenders
Ottawa Considers Cyberespionage Risk for 5G Contracts
Watershed Indictments in Israel Submarine Scandal
Coal Investment Smokes Out Environmental Procurement Rules
Macau Requests Procurement Rule Suggestions
India’s Public Procurement Savings Rise to 30%
