Under existing procurement regulations, it is possible for a supplier to get a contract held up or stopped?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 09:38

Under existing regulations, it is permissible for decisions to be challenged in court, and the provision also exists for contract proceedings to be suspended, as long as it has not been awarded. Courts’ powers are limited once the contract has been awarded.

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Under existing procurement regulations, it is possible for a supplier to get a contract held up or stopped?

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