This webinar focused on conflicts of interest in procurements and how to ensure compliance with the new duties under the 2023 Act.

This webinar set out the law in the 2023 Act relating to direct awards.

This session explored the litigation process following the formal issuing of a procurement claim under the Procurement Act 2023. 

This webinar provided practical advice on how to lawfully vary a contract in accordance with the Procurement Act 2023. It offered guidance on aligning factual circumstances with the relevant safe harbours and on auditing decision-making processes, including the publication of any required notices under the 2023 Act. 

This webinar explained the main differences between a grant, a loan, and a public sector contract, and how to ensure compliance with the 2023 Act.

This webinar explores exclusions, debarment, and conditions of participation under the Procurement Act 2023, offering practical insights for both contracting authorities and suppliers to help them navigate the new regulatory framework. 

It outlines the mandatory and discretionary grounds for exclusion under the Act, with a particular focus on the newly introduced grounds related to competition law infringements. The session also examines the updated rules on self-cleaning, the implications of the new debarment list, and how conditions of participation can be lawfully applied under the new legislation.

This webinar explained the differences between Open and Closed Frameworks and Dynamic Markets, offering practical guidance on setup and call-off processes. It also covered compliance with the 2023 Act requirements.

This webinar set out the changes needed for your standard form contracts arising from the 2023 Act. Watch now.

This webinar provided early practical guidance on how to conduct a lawful evaluation of bids that satisfied the requirements of the 2023 Act.

Within this webinar, we asked how we can ensure that our document preparation remains compliant with the 2023 Act while also being efficient and transparent.

This webinar provided practical advice on the main impacts that affected both Contracting Authorities and economic operators.

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This webinar covered the key litigation changes arising from the introduction of the 2023 Act.

Watch our latest webinar recording from our Public Procurement team. 

Throughout the government sector there are a range of Contract Templates available, including the Model Services Contract, Mid-Tier Contract and Public Sector Contract. 

The evaluation stage is typically the most commonly challenged stage of any procurement and the Procurement Act 2023 introduces changes to Conditions of Participation, the setting and refining of award criteria, and what information a Contracting Authority is required to provide to suppliers following the evaluation of bids.

The Procurement Act 2023 will come into force in October 2024 and this webinar provided early practical guidance on how to deliver complex regeneration projects under the 2023 Act. 

The Procurement Act 2023 retains closed Framework Agreements alongside a new Open Framework Agreement which has been introduced to provide additional flexibility to appoint new suppliers during an extended term.

This session covered what notices, reports and assessment summaries need to be prepared in order to conduct a procurement that complies with the obligations in the Procurement Act 2023. 

In this webinar, DWF's public procurement experts, Simon Harris and Ciaran Wells, delivered a practical guide on how contracting authorities should approach direct awards under the current public procurement regime, including the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

This session covered the key changes between the previous procurement regulations and the Procurement Act. It provided practical advice on the main impacts that will effect both Contracting Authorities and economic operators.