Addleshaw Goddard LLP

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Addleshaw Goddard LLP is a leading UK law firm with more than 650 lawyers with offices in London, Manchester, Leeds, Singapore and Dubai. Their Energy & Infrastructure team combines expertise from the Projects, Banking, Corporate, Planning and Disputes Resolution teams and advises on innovative, timely and robust solutions for a wide variety of energy and infrastructure transactions. The Energy & Infrastructure team is experienced in leading high value project finance, power sector, infrastructure acquisition, PFI / PPP and secondary market transactions advising funders, sponsors, contractors, suppliers and the public sector including local authorities.

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1st Floor North, Kingshill View

Prime Four Business Park

Aberdeen

AB15 8PU

United Kingdom

http://www.addleshawgoddard.com

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Amy Gatenby

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The Government Procurement Review

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The Government Procurement Review: Editors' Preface

Jonathan Davey

Editor of

The Government Procurement Review

Author of

The Government Procurement Review: Editors' Preface

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Bill Gilliam

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The Government Procurement Review: European Union

Clare Dwyer

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The Government Procurement Review: European Union

Jack Doukov Eustice

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The Government Procurement Review: United Kingdom

Jan-Oliver Schrotz

Author of

The Government Procurement Review: European Union

Louise Dobson

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The Government Procurement Review: United Kingdom

Michael Rainey

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The Government Procurement Review: European Union

Ryan Geldart

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The Government Procurement Review: United Kingdom

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The Government Procurement Review

Edition 9

The Government Procurement Review provides an annual survey of the most consequential legal developments in government procurement worldwide, and their practical impact on contractors, suppliers and service providers. It offers insightful analysis of the key features of the procurement regime in each jurisdiction, including relevant authorities, bidding procedures and eligibility, award criteria and mechanisms to challenge awards, among other things.