The Canadian Institute's 8th Annual Advanced Guide to Public Procurement
Start date:
| 21 February 2012 |
End date:
| 22 February 2012 |
Location:
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Vancouver, Canada |
Government procurement professionals are faced with heightened public scrutiny and oversight demanding open access, fairness and transparency, particularly in today's expanding global marketplace. Successful suppliers must know their obligations during a competitive process, and be equipped to expertly close lucrative deals.
Topics:
- Leveraging opportunities under key foreign trade agreements, particularly CETA
- Best practices in clearing Canada-US, BuyAmerican, and domestic trade hurdles
- Complying with the proposed new protest mechanism under NWPTA
- Case studies from major sustainable infrastructure projects, and lessons learned from the successful shipbuilding contract award
- Deconstructing non-compliant exclusion clauses and implementing effective solutions to de-risk and insulate your bids and evaluation practices against CITT review
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