Canadian Tribunal Rules on Passive Assessments of Written Submissions and US Leads World in Purchase of Slave Labour Goods
By: Paul Emanuelli and Lisa Kuechler
This week’s newsreel features a new case note by Procurement Law Office Legal Counsel Anna Krol on the risks of passively evaluating technical submissions, as well as stories about slave labour sales in the US, shutting out charities in UK tenders, a Singapore procurement audit on flawed evaluations, a call for greater transparency in The Bahamas, and the latest reports from the ongoing New York State bid-rigging scandal.
Canadian Tribunal Rules on Passive Assessments of Written Submissions
US Leads World in Purchase of Slave Labour Goods
Report Claims Charities Shut Out of UK Contracts
Singapore Auditor Finds Governance Lapses in Festival Lighting Tenders
Low Transparency Score Prompts Call for Reforms in The Bahamas
New York Jury Rules Bid-Rigging is Not “Business as Usual”
Buffalo Billion Conviction Puts Spotlight on NY State Funding
Cuomo To Donate $500K in Contributions from Convicted Bid-Riggers
