Local Government Contracts and Procurement, Third Edition is a truly accessible guide to the complex regulatory regime governing local authority contracting and tendering.
The third edition guides the reader easily through the key stages of a local government procurement exercise, providing detailed coverage of preparation; tendering; selecting; UK and EU constraints, and negotiating and managing commercial contracts.
Fully updated and revised, the third edition provides:
- Coverage of the implication and application of Public Contracts Regulations 2015
- New case studies including joint ventures, trading companies and mutuals
This user-friendly book will act as a day-to-day reference work, providing easy access to topical case studies, contents and sample clauses, useful advice on drafting techniques and a discussion of contractual principles.
This is essential reading for everyone advising on or involved in tendering, selecting, negotiating and managing commercial contracts in local government.
This title is included in Bloomsbury Professional's Local Government Law online service.
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978-1-84766-697-0 (9781847666970)
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Written by Amardeep Gill, Rebecca Rees, and a team of contributors from Trowers and Hamlin. Amardeep is a recognised expert advising all levels of government, public bodies and UK and international businesses on transformation and business critical projects including joint ventures, public/private partnerships, complex supply chain arrangements, regulatory matters and large-scale procurement exercises. Rebecca is a leading national expert in public procurement law, consistently ranked as among the world's leading government contracts lawyers (Who's Who Legal). Rebecca co-heads the Public Procurement Practice and also leads the cross-firm Building a Safer Future team at Trowers & Hamlins.
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Trowers & Hamlins, UK
Trowers & Hamlins, UK
Part 1 - Principles of Procurement
1. Preparing for Procurement
2. Why do we have procurement rules and what are their benefits?
3. The Procurement Act 2023
4. Procurement methodologies
5. Procurement Hygiene: navigating conflicts of interest and fighting fraud
Part II: Contracts: Contents and Principles
6. Contracts: content and principles
7. Drafting principles
8. Managing Contracts
9. Intellectual Property Rights
10. Dispute Resolution
11. Statutory powers of local authorities exercise and scrutiny
12. The key principles of good governance
13. Partnership arrangements including joint ventures and joint venture companies
14. Public-Private Partnerships and other complex contracts
15. Artificial Intelligence and cyber risks - issues for procurement and contracts
16. The Commercial Council
17. Affected staff, TUPE and pensions
18. Sustainable Procurement and Social Value
19. Planning Powers to deliver regional change
20. Sustainable local government finances after austerity and the s114 crisis
Part III - Case Studies
21. Handling a successful prosecution
22. Real Estate as a tool for economic recovery
23. Shared services and strategic service partnerships
24. Housing Projects
25. Leisure and sporting events
26. Delivering Transport Projects
27. The Future of Devolution
28. The road to Net Zero
29. IT procurement
30. Procuring a waste project
