OECD Reviews Canada in Wake of SNC-Lavalin Scandal, SNC-Lavalin Wins Major Deal with City of Ottawa, and Jamaica Revamps Procurement Regime
By Paul Emanuelli and Jenna Peacock
This week’s newsreel covers an OECD investigation into Canada’s federal interference scandal, Ottawa council’s controversial new LRT award to SNC-Lavalin, a $4 million bid-rigging fine levied against another Quebec engineering firm, and the federal government’s curious media relations strategy on the ship building file. In international news, the Pentagon faces “massive” legal issues on the cloud computing front, the UK faces a spec dispute on its ferry file, Europe agrees to a new whistleblower protocol, and Maryland and Jamaica both launch new procurement reforms.
OECD Reviews Canada in Wake of SNC-Lavalin Scandal
SNC-Lavalin Wins Major Deal with City of Ottawa
Council Questions Technical Compliance of SNC-Lavalin Bid
WSP Ordered to Pay $4 Million Bid-Rigging Fine
Feds Redirect Media Queries to Shipping Company
Pentagon Cloud Deal Faces “Massive” Legal Issues
UK Ferry Project Mired in Spec Dispute
Europe Agrees on Whistleblower Protocol
