26 September 2025
Defence majors, startups, and private equity funders looking to the US defence market: Mind the risk of False Claims Act and cybersecurity liability
13 July 2022
Public procurement podcast series
6 July 2020
The proposed Western Australian Debarment Regime: What you need to know
23 April 2020
Navigating Public Procurement in the COVID-19 era
12 March 2020
European Commission presents new industrial policy package
28 January 2020
Public Procurement: Public interest prevails as High Court lifts suspension of Network Rail contract
23 January 2020
A big reboot? Government pledges to overhaul UK procurement rules post-Brexit
19 September 2019
Procurement bans and “self-cleaning” under Spanish competition law
29 August 2019
Could an expanded development agreement be declared ineffective under procurement law? Not if it's connected to a prior OJEU notice
13 February 2019
Just What The Doctor Ordered: The High Court Upholds The Award Methodology For The UK’s Largest Ever Procurement Of Medicines
4 December 2018
Arrested Development Court of Appeal issues first declaration of ineffectiveness under the English procurement regime
13 November 2018
Rolling in the deep court favours public interest when deciding to lift the suspension of a contract award for new tube trains