
Follow-up Q&A: ‘What do you need to know about the Procurement Act...
10/07/2025
Bevan Brittan and UKDEA – Points of Connection Webinar Series
I am a public procurement lawyer specialising in disputes. I advise both contracting authorities and suppliers on all stages of bringing or defending a procurement challenge from pre-action to resolution and help clients reach pragmatic solutions which protect their commercial objectives.
Prior to my dispute resolution role, I was based in the firm's non-contentious procurement team where I gained extensive experience advising contracting authorities on the application of procurement law to their various procurement activities including high value and complex infrastructure, regen and IT projects. I have supported authorities on projects from beginning to end; from procurement design and strategy through to evaluation, debriefing and contract award.
I am well placed to help contracting authorities and suppliers navigate and swiftly resolve non-contentious and contentious procurement matters under the Procurement Act 2023, predecessor procurement regimes and the Provider Selection Regime. I can also assist with general commercial disputes.

Bevan Brittan and UKDEA – Points of Connection Webinar Series

From the recent case of Weis v Greater Manchester Combined Authority

Recent amendments to the Statutory Guidance for the UK Subsidy Control Regime


Social Partnership and Public Procurement (Wales) Bill

A series of short articles investigating the anticipated public procurement reforms
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