How do companies approach making a bid for public sector contracts? The latest Legal Week Benchmarker survey takes an in-depth look at what in-house counsel think of the bidding process, and highlights concerns over the methods used. Charlie Wright summarises the survey's findings
June 01, 2005 at 08:03 PM
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The vast majority of corporate counsel have backed suggestions that the public sector should play a greater role in working to reduce the costs of companies bidding for Government contracts.
In the latest Legal Week Benchmarker survey of leading in-house lawyers, conducted in association with Bevan Brittan, 92% of the respondents said the public sector should work harder to lower costs for private companies involved in the bidding process.
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