Quigg Golden regularly publishes updates on industry and legal developments relating to construction and procurement sectors. We also publish these updates into our quarterly newsletter, QG Insight.
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From 26 January 2016, contracting authorities must accept the European Single Procurement Document (ESPD) from bidders as part of the … Continue reading “The European Single Procurement Document”
Click Here to Read MoreThe most understated comment that I heard following the Referendum result in June was “well, that was a bit of … Continue reading “The Construction Industry and Brexit”
Click Here to Read MoreOn 26 February 2015, the Public Contracts Regulations 2015 came into force, transposing into UK national legislation European Union Directive … Continue reading “Regulation 73 – Codifying Termination Clauses in Public Sector Contracts”
Click Here to Read MoreIn this article, the recent case of Woods Building Services v Milton Keynes Council [2015] EWHC 2011 (TCC) is looked … Continue reading “Re-scoring tenders in public procurements”
Click Here to Read MoreWelcome once again to Quigg Golden insight, keeping you abreast of developments in construction law. Our Summer edition leads with … Continue reading “No. 43 Summer 2016”
Click Here to Read MoreOn 28 March 2014, three new Directives were published on OJEU: 1. Directive 2014/23 relating to concession contracts; 2. Directive … Continue reading “New Irish Procurement Regulations – What you need to know”
Click Here to Read MoreIn November 2015, the NEC published their Early Contractor Involvement [ECI] clauses. ECI allows a Contractor to be involved in … Continue reading “NEC Introduces Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) Clauses”
Click Here to Read MoreOn 21 June 2016, Mr Justice Colton ruled that the Department for Regional Development (“DRD”) were in breach of Public … Continue reading “Impact of High Court Decision on DRD’s unlawful rejection of Abnormally Low Tenderer”
Click Here to Read MoreThe long awaited Construction Contracts Act 2013 has now been enacted into Irish Law. It applies to all construction contracts entered into … Continue reading “Getting Paid using the Construction Contracts Act”
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