Procurement reform webinar - are you ready?
09 July 2024
Online
The date has been set. The Procurement Act 2023 will 'go live' on 28 October 2024.
In anticipation of this date and to assist our private sector clients with the transitional arrangements, we are providing this session to help suppliers to the public sector prepare for the change in the procurement process.
In this webinar, Browne Jacobson’s leading procurement lawyer will:
- Provide an overview of the changes to the procurement process which will affect suppliers to the public sector.
- Share their insights and experiences to help you navigate the impending changes and ensure that your tendering teams are ready the new ways of bidding.
- Provide tips on steps you can be taking now to ensure you are ready to implement changes.
Time will be provided for you to ask the team any questions you might have.
This event is for our private sector clients who supply to the public sector and will be affected by changes to the procurement process.
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