Public Procurement Post-Brexit: First Challenges and Expected Issues after the End of the Transition Period

• Jurisdiction: European Union
• Year: 2021
• Author: Christopher Bovis

Speaker

Professor Christopher Bovis JD, MPhil, LLM, FRSA is Professor of International and European Business at the University of Hull. He is an international leading authority in public procurement and public-private partnerships. He specializes in all areas of European Business Law, anti-trust law and policy, with particular emphasis on public sector management. He advises national governments in public sector reforms and he has acted on behalf of public sector and industry on numerous high profile projects. He has been instrumental in structuring flagship public-private partnerships in the UK, EU and Overseas.

Topic

The e-presentation aims to comprehensively explore the tangible and significant ramifications of Brexit on the public procurement process within both the European Union (EU) and the United Kingdom (UK) during the initial months following the conclusion of the transition period. This crucial period of post-Brexit adjustment will undoubtedly have far-reaching effects on the way procurement is conducted in both regions, necessitating a thorough examination of the changes and challenges that lie ahead.

One of the focal points of this presentation revolves around the in-depth analysis of the UK Government Green Paper on Procurement, which represents a pivotal document outlining the proposed transformation of the UK's public procurement regime. This Green Paper signifies a momentous milestone in the UK's pursuit of establishing a revised and independent procurement framework outside the EU's regulatory ambit.

To ensure a comprehensive understanding, the e-presentation will delve into the intricacies and implications of the proposed changes outlined in the UK Government Green Paper. This will include an exploration of how the UK intends to streamline procurement processes, foster domestic innovation, and create new opportunities for local businesses in the post-Brexit landscape. Additionally, the examination will encompass how the proposed changes aim to enhance transparency, efficiency, and effectiveness in the procurement domain.

Furthermore, the presentation will pay meticulous attention to the potential impact of these proposed changes...