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Frameworks - The Rules for Public Sector

14 Apr 2010

Framework agreements are used extensively in the UK, accounting for 60% of public expenditure on goods and services.  There are however many grey areas in the regulations in respect of setting up and operating frameworks.  Key questions are considered in the course from award criteria at call off stage to price revision, who can use the framework and how to conduct call offs and mini competitions.

This is an interactive course and delegates will leave with a clear understanding of how to negotiate the grey areas in the legislation and how to implement good practice, thus reducing the risk of challenge in the courts. The provisions of the new remedies legislation and how they apply to frameworks is also considered.

Programme

  • Introduction and objectives
  • The EC regime for frameworks: the rules explained
  • Risk of challenge to your frameworks
  • Collaboration
  • Practical examples
       Using a case studies to consider the issues around choosing the
       right approach and how call off from the framework compliantly.
       Discussion around the case study
  • Framework case law
  • Questions and answers

 Time Table

13.45

Registration and coffee

14.00

Start

15.15

Refreshment break

16.30 

Close

Venue

De Vere Venues
1 Westferry Circus
Canary Wharf
London E14 4HA C

Cost

£175.00 per delegate +VAT

 

Contact

Jayne Wellman, EC Team on   +44(0)1235 838115             
or email jayne.wellman@achilles.com with:

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