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5 federal election impacts on the Canadian public sector procurement process
5 federal election impacts on the Canadian public sector procurement process
Posted on | by The Procurement School
By The Procurement School On September 21, 2021, Justin Trudeau, Canada’s Liberal party leader, was re-elected with a minority Government....
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Public Procurement Training Can Help Boost Earning Potential
Public Procurement Training Can Help Boost Earning Potential
Posted on | by The Procurement School
As the effects of the global pandemic unfold, governments the world over are looking to procurement leaders to restructure supply...
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an overview of integrated project delivery (“IPD”)
an overview of integrated project delivery (“IPD”)
Posted on | by The Procurement School
Integrated Project Delivery is a construction delivery methodology successfully in use for decades in the US and parts of Europe....
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IT procurement challenges
IT procurement challenges
Posted on | by The Procurement School
Author: Debby Shapero ProppWhether you are contracting to licence or acquire custom software, hardware, or related services, IT procurement creates...
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liquidated damages or penalty clauses?
liquidated damages or penalty clauses?
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When a contract is not performed as promised, the other party may have the right to claim damages for breach...
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the trinity of risk allocation in contracts: limitation of liability, indemnity and insurance
the trinity of risk allocation in contracts: limitation of liability, indemnity and insurance
Posted on | by The Procurement School
My husband, the cook in our household, often speaks of the holy trinity of French cuisine – the mirepoix –...
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good faith obligations and contract renewals
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In the last issue of The Legal Edge, we reported on the pivotal Supreme Court of Canada decision in Bhasin...
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scc provides guidance on good faith in the exercise of contractual discretion
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As procurement professionals know, contractual discretion is a double-edged sword: it leaves you in the driver’s seat, but almost certainly...
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procurement risk management in post-covid-19 world
Posted on | by The Procurement School
It would be an understatement to say that the sudden onset of a pandemic has challenged supply chain and procurement...
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foi legislation: the cost of doing business with the public sector?
foi legislation: the cost of doing business with the public sector?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Suppliers doing business with the public sector may be in for an unpleasant surprise when they learn that their information...
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