Public Procurement: Issues And Recommendations In Advance Of The Brexit Deadline

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Will Irish companies continue to have equal rights and remedies to UK companies when bidding in UK public tenders?
United Kingdom Government, Public Sector

Will Irish companies continue to have equal rights and remedies to UK companies when bidding in UK public tenders?

Our recommendation:

Irish companies who seek to participate in UK public tenders should seek advice on any changes in UK law as there is no guarantee of equal rights in the long-term.

Will UK companies continue to have equal rights and remedies to Irish and EU companies when bidding in Irish public tenders?

Our recommendation:

Monitor legal developments and announcements by the Irish Office of Government Procurement, who advised in December 2018 to expect that UK companies will continue to have equal rights following a ‘no deal’ Brexit on the basis that Irish procurement law is not changing.

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