In this week’s procurement news, Canada’s AG widens its probe into all GC Strategy deals, parliamentary hearings raise concerns over massive fraud in federal Indigenous awards, Ontario engages in protectionist interference in an LCBO bag bid debacle, Rhode Island rescores a $15B bid award, Trinidad’s regulator terminates an award over hidden criteria, and Nigeria targets training to tackle corruption.

Canada’s Auditor General to Probe All GC Strategy Deals

Feds Face Allegations of Massive Fraud in Indigenous Awards

Ford Interference in LCBO’s $11M Booze Bag Bid Deal

Ontario MP Slams Protectionism in LCBO Imbroglio

Nova Scotia Approves $2M Emergency Flood Award

Former Saskatchewan MLA Broke Conflict Rules

Calgary’s eBus Deal Faces Delays and Scope Reduction

Bid Protest Stalls School Construction Award

Rhode Island to Rescore $15B Health Bids

Trinidad Regulator Terminates Award Over Hidden Criteria

Nigeria Targets Training to Tackle Procurement Corruption