Tepui admitted not having requisite experience but ended up with $865m pump station project
Guyana In the wake of its investigation of the awarding of a pump station project to Tepui Inc which did not have the requisite experience, the […]
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The Tepui contract and corruption
Guyana Whenever challenged about its longstanding nemesis, corruption, the preferred refrain from the ruling PPP/C is always for the claimant to present the evidence. That […]
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Senior Bangor University law lecturer calls for more sustainable procurement practices
Jamaica ST JAMES, Jamaica — Senior law lecturer at Bangor University in Wales, Dr Ama Eyo, is calling for more sustainable procurement practices that shun corruption, […]
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Wilson dismisses US report claiming that country failing to follow procurement laws
The Bahamas FINANCIAL Secretary Simon Wilson rebuffed a claim in the United States’ latest human rights report that The Bahamas is failing to effectively implement laws […]
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The Procurement Act: Process and Systems (Part 2)
Trinidad and Tobago The Procurement Act is being fully implemented during a period of low economic growth and stagnation. Oil production is a shadow (25 per […]
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