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July 30, 2013

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Do EU procurement rules discriminate against UK and Scottish construction interests?

Economy, Keith Kintrea, procurement, Professor Ken Gibb, Public services, Research report, Scottish GovernmentBy adminJuly 30, 20131 Comment

Short paper on procurement policy was written for the Scottish Government as part of its procurement review.

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