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Procurement: Too hot to handle
James Falle reviews the avoidance of procurement challenges ‘The authority needs to pause first. Perhaps rather than simply writing to the claimant, notifying a decision to abandon, it needs to consider negotiating. It could seek to agree the terms on which it pulls the procurement.’ When faced with a challenge to their procurement decisions, public …
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