Canada Faces Over 100 Delayed Military Procurements, Quebec Bars SNC-Lavalin Bids for Five Years, and Canadian Defence Building Still in Disrepair After $537M
By Bethany Pentesco and Julia Mills
In this week’s newsreel, over 100 Canadian military procurement projects are delayed, the US is threatening to withdraw from the World Trade Organization’s GPA, Australia is scrapping a tender that has already cost taxpayers millions, a city in India awarded a tender to a bid worth less than a third of the budget, and a Canadian military building is still in disrepair after spending $537 million.
Canada Faces Over 100 Delayed Military Procurements
Quebec Bars SNC-Lavalin Bids for Five Years
US Considers Withdrawal from WTO GPA
Florida Transit Authority Guilty of Procurement Violations
South Australia Disbands Procurement Board in Reforms
Australia Scraps Controversial Visa Outsourcing Tender
UK University Prioritizes Social Procurement
Fiji Contradicts Itself on Consultancy Contract
