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UKUPC Webinar: Transforming Public Procurement – Preparing for Changes to PCR
If you missed this session at the #NEUPC22 conference Procurement in Practice on Tuesday 26 April, join HE Sector expert David Hansom from Clyde & Co as he provides his insight and advice, alongside real-life examples of case law, on expected changes following the Government’s Green Paper: Transforming Public Procurement.
The session will help procurement professionals across the HE and wider public sectors consider changes coming into force in 2023, including transparency obligations and open and closed framework terms.
