Canada Criticized for Short-Staffing Military Procurements, Canada Finally Awards $2.4B Shipbuilding Contract, and Ottawa Wins Prize for Controversial Trillium Line Project
By Paul Emanuelli and Bethany Pentesco
In this week’s newsreel, Canada faces criticism for short-staffing major military procurements while finally awarding a long-awaited $2.4 shipbuilding contract, Jamaica’s PM blames red tape for procurement delays, the US Navy defends a $7.7 bid protest, the UK is sued over a £350m pandemic sole-source, Poland faces a non-confidence vote over a PPE procurement scandal, Australia takes heat for avoiding open tender thresholds, and Ottawa wins an award for its controversial light rail project.
Canada Criticized for Short-Staffing Military Procurements
Canada Finally Awards $2.4B Shipbuilding Contract
Jamaica’s PM Calls Out Procurement Red Tape Delays
US Navy Defends $7.7B IT Bid Protest
UK Sued Over £350M Pandemic Sole-Source
Poland Faces Non-Confidence in PPE Procurement Scandal
