Under existing procurement legislation, is it legally permissible for a provider to extend a contract?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 16:44

There are certain exceptional circumstances under which a contract can be extended, but in general terms it is not legally permissible to extend a contract unless it is explicitly stated in tender documentation. If one wishes to extend a contract, it is wise to seek legal advice before doing so.

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Under existing procurement legislation, is it legally permissible for a provider to extend a contract?

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