Tag: procurement
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Rail Baltica Finalises Framework Agreements for Cable Protection Supply
Overview: A Milestone in Rail Baltica’s Procurement Strategy Rail Baltica has formalised its first framework agreements for the consolidated supply of cable protection materials, marking a significant step in the project’s procurement strategy for the cross-border high-speed railway spanning Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. The agreements aim to streamline the sourcing of essential protective components used…
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Rail Baltica Secures Framework for Cable Protection Supply Across the Baltic Corridor
Rail Baltica finalises framework agreements for cable protection materials Rail Baltica, the cross-border high-speed railway project spanning Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, has formalised its first set of framework agreements for the consolidated supply of cable protection materials. This milestone marks a significant step in the project’s procurement strategy, aiming to streamline supply chains, reduce costs,…
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Public Risk Across Local Frontiers: Procurement, Environment, and Road Safety
Introduction: Linking Local Incidents to a Broader Public-Policy Horizon Three seemingly unrelated local events from different countries illuminate a common theme: the quality of governance, transparency, and risk communication shapes public trust as much as outcomes themselves. From Ireland’s public-procurement scrutiny surrounding ventilator contracts to Canada’s environmental health update for Falconbridge residents, and finally to…
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PPE Medpro Debt: Government Seeks £145m After Breach
Overview: A High-Stakes Court Ruling and Breach Fallout The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is pressing ahead with efforts to recover a total of about £145.6 million from PPE Medpro, the consortium led by Doug Barrowman and linked to Baroness Michelle Mone. The action follows a High Court ruling that PPE supplied by…
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Canada presses ahead with F-35 program as review continues
Canada moves forward with the F-35 plan amid cost review Canada remains committed to the F-35 fighter program, with government officials indicating a stance of “full steam ahead” while a review of the project’s rising costs continues. Deputy Defence Minister Stefani Beck testified before the House of Commons committee examining the auditor general’s report on…