During the discussion on the draft Law on Bidding (amended), National Assembly Deputy Ngo Nam Cuong (Nghe An delegation) proposed improving the mechanism for testing and evaluating new technological solutions in the contractor selection process, and clarifying the conditions for…
Yet whether intentional or not, this has sparked significant media attention on a supposed “rollback” on sustainability requirements, with environmental considerations seemingly becoming less prominent within the wider public policy narrative. There is no doubt that the proposed PPN 026, which…
Question of the Day: Should Canada continue pursuing new trading partners? By Canadian Press on November 5, 2026. OTTAWA — This year’s federal budget leaves unanswered a major accounting question on Ottawa’s plans to meet its 2035 NATO spending commitments. The budget charts a…
Kenya has begun procurement reforms. Their test is whether connected bidders finally stop winning by default. A digital tender can still be written around one supplier. A procurement evaluation can still hide behind vague scoring. A contract variation can still…
The federal government is set to spend $1 billion to adopt artificial intelligence technology in departments and services, as it remains on pace to cut the size of the public service by 10 per cent by 2029.
German Army Chief Christian Freuding will become the country’s chief of defense, assuming the job of Germany’s highest-ranking soldier in February 2027, the defense ministry said in a statement on Thursday. He will succeed Carsten Breuer, who was chosen as the…
Karl Salgo: Turning the DIA into a Crown corporation is a bold move, but will it work? Canada will soon have a new and uniquely designed Crown corporation to conduct military procurement. Earlier this month, the federal government announced it…
Royal Engineers Works Groups New Civil Engineer Royal Engineers Works Groups Construction has begun on £206M of new and improved infrastructure at Beacon Barracks in Stafford following a ground-breaking ceremony. Isle of Man Govt Mersey Gateway Crossings Board Ltd The Office…
Lawmakers yesterday completed a preliminary committee review of the government’s NT$607.6 billion (US$18.5 billion) supplementary budget for this year, save for defense and social welfare programs, which were held back by lingering disagreements. The general budget for this year passed…
Directive (EU) 2026/2383 changes how licences and controls apply to transfers of defence-related products within the EU and revises the procedures and thresholds that govern the procurement of defence equipment.1 Directive 2009/81/EC (the Procurement Directive) governs defence and sensitive security contracts…
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