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unsuccessful incumbent challenges loss of contract
unsuccessful incumbent challenges loss of contract
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
A recent decision of the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench reinforces the importance of a clear delineation between mandatory and...
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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 Grant De Gagne
My husband, the cook in our household, often speaks of the holy trinity of French cuisine – the mirepoix –...
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new supreme court of Canada ruling upholds unfairness exclusion clause in rfp process
new supreme court of Canada ruling upholds unfairness exclusion clause in rfp process
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Legal Edge readers who have been following the recent court decisions in Mega Reporting Inc. v Yukon (Government of), 2018...
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what should happen if an rfp is cancelled after the contract value is disclosed?
what should happen if an rfp is cancelled after the contract value is disclosed?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Hawboldt Industries v Department of Public Works and Government Services, CITT April 27, 2018 PR-2017-045 Background In June 2017, the...
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faq: why must I provide notice prior to termination of a contract?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Given that there is no perfect contract and that changing circumstance is inevitable, good contract management dictates that business professionals...
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integrated project delivery (“ipd”) – sharing risk & reward
integrated project delivery (“ipd”) – sharing risk & reward
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Early in my career, I had many discussions with my former boss and mentor about client and file management. During...
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what’s working for you? competitive dialogue process by university health network
what’s working for you? competitive dialogue process by university health network
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
By Juli Smyth and Debby Shapero Propp Is your organization confronted with large complex projects and not sure which way...
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procurement and trade agreements: a practical perspective on cfta and ceta
procurement and trade agreements: a practical perspective on cfta and ceta
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Each New Year is a time to reflect. In 2017 at least two changes occurred that affect supply chain practices....
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when can an owner cancel a process after closing and re-tender the same project?
when can an owner cancel a process after closing and re-tender the same project?
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
Background In February 2014, the City of Toronto (“the City”) issued a Request for Quotations for diving services at its...
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applying a batna to workplace relationship conflicts
applying a batna to workplace relationship conflicts
Posted on | by Grant De Gagne
By Gordon White, the conflictjourney.com Think of your BATNA (Best Alternative to Negotiated Agreement) as your plan B. If everything...
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