Canada is Hit With More Delays in its Warship Program, Trinidad is Under Fire for Weak Procurement Governance, and the NWT and the UK Launch New Procurement Review
By Paul Emanuelli and Lisa Kuechler
In this month’s newsreel highlights, Canada is hit with more delays in its warship program, Bermuda’s former premier and Broward County’s former procurement head are charged in separate spending scandals, a US concrete supplier admits to price-fixing, Australia covers up a critical procurement audit, Manitoba and BC face new sole-sourcing controversies, a Jamaican audit finds “glaring” procurement deficiencies, Trinidad is under fire for weak procurement governance, and the NWT and the UK launch new procurement reviews.
Canada Faces More Delays in $60B Warship Project
Former Bermuda Premier Charged in Contracting Scandal
Former Broward Procurement Head Charged with Corruption
US Concrete Company Admits to Price-Fixing
Australia Covers Up Critical Value-For-Money Audit
Manitoba Chair Resigns After Sole-Source Scandal
BC Hydro Awards More Sole-Source Contracts
Jamaican Audit Uncovers “Glaring” Procurement Deficiencies
Trinidad Deputy Quits Over Weak Procurement Governance
Trinidad Opposition Calls for Repeal of Flawed Procurement Law
Trinidad Opposition Demands Investigation into Ferry Deal
