The Cabinet Office has issued a procurement policy note (PPN 01/20) setting out guidance on public procurement and responding to the COVID-19 outbreak, this details the procurement options to consider when responding to the impact of COVID-19.

In Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust v Cornwall Council [2019] EWHC 2211 (TCC) the Technology and Construction Court has again confirmed that it is very risky for a bidder to delay bringing a claim under the Public Contracts Regulations 2015.

NHS clients are looking at innovative ways to seek investment in and development of their existing estate and facilities within limited budgets, but previously well-known solutions for these arrangements have been called into question.

The Technology and Construction Court has maintained the suspension of adult health and social services contract, thereby preventing a commissioner from entering into a contract with its preferred bidder.

Marston Holdings Ltd v Ministry of Justice (HM Courts & Tribunal Service) [2018] EWHC 3168 (TCC)

There's been a lot of reports in the press about the great work being done by emergency services across the country to realise some key procurement savings and efficiencies.

An insight into the implications from the Tcase of SRCL Ltd v The National Health Service Commissioning Board

For the first time the Court accepts that certain losses which were considerable but not catastrophic for the losing bidder could still not be adequately compensated by money.

The government has issued its long awaited response to the Naylor Review.

On 18th April 2016, CCGs’ and NHS England’s temporary exemption from the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 (PCR 2015) when procuring healthcare services for the NHS will come to an end.