New Zealand considers protecting construction companies from themselves, Cayman faces a cruise contract referendum, and Nova Scotia rules in a $2 million fraud case
By Julia Mills
The top stories from the world of government procurement this week include a ruling in a $2 million fraud case, a senator trying to curb frivolous end-of-year spending on lobster and video games, and more contract uncertainty due to Brexit.
New Zealand Tackles Construction Lowballing
Cayman Cruise Contract Prompts Referendum
Nova Scotia Rules in $2 Million Fraud Case
Australia Awards Controversial Immigration Contract
US Air Force Defends Two-Vendor Contract Split
US Senator Targets End-of-Year Spending
UK Considers Putting Amazon on Notice
UK Faces Contract Uncertainty Due to Brexit
