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Newsreel for June 8, 2020

Newfoundland and Labrador Launches Local Preference, UK Questioned on Political Ties of Big Contractor, Ontario Splits $11B Subway Project

By Paul Emanuelli and Bethany Pentesco

Newfoundland and Labrador Launches Local Preference

UK Questioned on Political Ties of Big Contractor

Uzbekistan Awards $550M to Inexperienced Firm

South Africa Flagged for Potential Abuse in COVID Spending

Vatican Launches Procurement Reforms

Bahamas Introduces New Procurement Bill

Jamaican University Admits to No Contract for $701M Project

Ontario Splits $11B Subway Project

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Categories: Newsreel, Case Studies|Tags: Jamaica, Uzbekistan, Vatican, Split Project, No Contract, Inexperienced Contractor, procurement law, Procurement Reforms, Bahamas, South Africa, UK, Local Preference, Conflict of Interest, Ontario, Canada|

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