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The Provider Selection Regime – First Panel Decision
28/05/2024
NHS North East and North Cumbria ICB online ADHD assessment services
I am a dispute resolution and litigation lawyer specialising in public procurement. I act both for bidders and contracting authorities across a range of sectors including transport, education, manufacturing, construction, health and social care, and technology. I advise clients on all aspects of bringing or defending a procurement challenge, including dealing with pre-action disclosure, applications to lift the automatic suspension, pursuing alternative dispute resolution and the management of litigation to trial. I have been recognised as an "Associate to watch" in the field of public procurement by Chambers UK for a number of years and am a member of the Procurement Lawyers' Association.
I assist clients with the resolution of commercial disputes, particularly those arising from public contracts. I have also acted on several complex judicial reviews involving challenges to the reconfiguration of public services, consultation processes and the application of the public sector equality duty.
Fran has a wealth of knowledge and understands the commercial goals of her clients. Her advice is always practical, clear and to the point. Her client care is second to none.
NHS North East and North Cumbria ICB online ADHD assessment services
Implementation of the Provider Selection Regime, consideration of NHS services in the Procurement Bill and the Health Service...
Four lawyers listed in Who’s Who Legal Guide: Government Contracts
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A series of short articles investigating the anticipated public procurement reforms
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How do you ensure transparency whilst also preserving confidentiality?
Four lawyers listed in WWL Guide: Government Contracts
Topic 4: The scope of a contracting authority’s discretion to disqualify bids for non-compliance
Topic 3: Reasons for disqualification
Topic 2: Use of undisclosed tools in the evaluation of bids
Topic 1: How far does a contracting authority have to go to neutralise commercial risk in a procurement?
Successful summary judgment application against provider of plasma screens
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Public sector procurement officers and private sector bid teams alike will be familiar with the case of Bristol Missing Link Ltd v...
As of today all contracts for clinical services with a lifetime value of over £589,148 must be advertised in the OJEU by way of a...
Are you loaning money to employees or other individuals? Are you sure that you are compliant? Are the agreements enforceable? Are...
Fran Mussellwhite is one to look out for. She is hard-working, intelligent and extremely commercially savvy.
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