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Description of International Public Procurement: A Guide to Best Practice

Public procurement rules are intended to ensure the best terms for government and the adequate protection of suppliers and contractors who sell their goods and services to the State. This new practical title is particularly timely given the evolution and improvement in public procurement regimes in many jurisdictions.

This unique title contains contributions from leading experts around the world who explain the best practice in public procurement in their jurisdictions. In addition to 19 jurisdictional chapters by leading professionals, featured chapters include contributions on United Nations best practice, the European directives, how countries are fighting corruption in the field and how PPP projects are procured.

Legal advisers, government officers, consultants and academics will find the book useful in providing practical ideas regarding how best practices have been implemented in different jurisdictions and the results of such implementation.

Title Information

ISBN:

9781905783281

Format:

Hardback

Product Code:

436009

Publisher:

Globe Law and Business

Published:

02/09/2009

Edition:

1st Edition

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Contents of International Public Procurement: A Guide to Best Practice

Preface
Renaud Sorieul
The Secretary, UNCITRAL – United Nations Commission on International Trade Law

Introduction: the global challenges of international public procurement
Roberto Hernández García COMAD, SC

The UNCITRAL Model Law: an example for the global community
Caroline Nicholas

UNCITRAL The European Directives: regulation and implementation in the Union
John Grayston Peter Trepte Grayston & Company

The fight against corruption in public procurement
James M Klotz Michelle Greenwood Miller Thompson LLO

Procurement in Francophone Africa
Aboubacar Fall African Development Bank
Marc Frilet FRILET

European directives and World Bank procedures
Marc Frilet FRILET

Modernisation of Procurement rules and the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region
Stephen Karangazi Isaac Ndahiro COMESA

Brazil
Julio Cesar Bueno Ricardo Pagliari Levy Pinheiro Neto Advogados

Bulgaria
Nina Boteva Anna Dodova Boteva & Kantutis Law Office

Canada
Gerry Stobo Derek Leschinsky Borden Ladner Gervais LLP

China
Richard Pearse Vedder Price PC

Colombia
Roberto Laguado Gonzalo Suarez SUAREZ BELTRAN & ASOCIADOS Abogados Consultores Ltda.

France
Marc Frilet FRILET

Germany
Rouven Bodenheimer Claus Lenz Lungerich & Lenz

Greece
Konstantinos E. Katsigiannis C.E.Katsigiannis&Associates1886

India
Sumeet Kachwaha Kachwaha & Partners

Italy
Antonella Borsero Carlo Merani Regoli Merani & Associati

Japan
Nobuaki Mukai Momo-o, Matsuo & Namba

Mexico
Roberto Hernández García COMAD, SC

Peru
Jaime Gray Navarro Sologuren, Paredes, Gray Abogados

Portugal
Joao Amaral e Almeida Paula Bordalo Faustino Sérvulo & Associados

Spain
María José Morillas Jarillo Universidad de Granada

United Kingdom: framework agreement as a best practice
Michael Bowsher Laura John Monckton Chambers

United States: an overview of federal and state procurement
Jerry Brodsky Peckar & Abramson, PC

United States: best practices in the United States regarding government procurement and anti-corruption
Christopher Yukins Sandeep Verma The George Washington University
Law School

United States: procurement and PPPs in the United States
Jaya Sharma 4N Consultants Inc

Uruguay
José Luis Echevarría Petit Echavarria Leunda & Echevarria Petit

Venezuela
Luis Ernesto Andueza Despacho de Abogados miembros de Macleod Dixon, S.C.

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