Sentence examples for public procurement laws from inspiring English sources

They also said the commission's policy could violate public procurement laws, and charged that it made the commission complicit with travel agents who balk at booking seats on low-cost carriers because those airlines do not pay commissions.

But the European Commission says Bulgaria may have broken EU public procurement laws by choosing local and Russian bidders for its part of the pipeline, and earlier this month, asked Bulgaria to stop work.

The public procurement laws of Tanzania, Uganda, and Zambia explicitly provide for framework agreements.,, Although the laws of Ghana, Kenya, and Rwanda do not explicitly mention framework agreements, the procurement authorities of each country have issued other official documents or guidelines on the use of framework agreements.

It concerns breaking a public procurement law by getting a contract (for supplying clocks with information panels to schools in Aquitaine) without a competitive tender.

He tweeted: Legal experts questioned whether the FCO could be in breach of UK public procurement law by requiring the work be carried out by British nationals.

As most care is funded by regional taxes, the Choice Act meant that the law on public procurement (law 2007:1091; LOU) was replaced by the LOV in these sectors.

Also notably excluded in the Linklaters' audit: Any scrutiny of the project vis-a-vis competition law, public procurement law compliance with procurement rules, and any concerns relating to possible anticompetitive behavior.

A new public-procurement law is needed, she acknowledges, and promises one is on the way: "In Poland a company that loses a bid can appeal and appeal and then the funding disappears".

And the government is busy undoing earlier changes to the country's public-procurement law to make it less transparent.All of this is bad enough (and it will surely secure a harsh judgment of Turkey's progress towards European norms by the European Commission when it issues its annual assessment in October).

Helen has been long recognised in the Legal 500 and Chambers Guides as the national expert on local government, public procurement, administrative law, PPPs and education law.

The British government even warns potential investors in the country that "corruption in Slovakia exists especially in public procurement, healthcare, education and law enforcement".