This webinar took place on March 5 2025 and is now available on-demand.
In this webinar, Browne Jacobson’s leading procurement lawyer Peter Ware:
- Provided an overview of the changes to the procurement process which will affect suppliers to the public sector
- Shared his insights and experiences to help you navigate the changes and ensure that your tendering teams are ready for the new ways of bidding
- Provided tips on steps you can be taking now to ensure you are ready to implement changes
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