In this week’s procurement news, a Quebec shipyard contractor sues to block the public disclosure of an $8.5 billion federal deal, a UK advisor advocates for more transparency to prevent procurement scandals, a Haitian court issues multiple arrest warrants against former senior officials, a Nigerian minister is suspended over financial irregularities, New Orleans cracks down on bid-rigging, and SAP agrees to pay $220 million over charges of bribing government officials.
Quebec Shipyard Contractor Sues to Block Disclosure
UK Advisor Calls for Transparency to Prevent Scandals
Haitian Court Issues Warrants Against Former Officials
Nigerian Minister Suspended in Financial Scandal
New Orleans Cracks Down on Bid-Rigging
SAP to Pay $220M Over Bribery Charges
Latvia Lax on Awards to Bidders with Tax Debts
Nepal Supreme Court Orders Public Tender Calls
Media Obtains St. Maarten’s Missing Evaluation Records
