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What will the collapse of Carillion mean for public sector procurement?
Be in no doubt that the collapse of Carillion will have a significant impact on the public sector procurement and outsourcing environment of the future. Public and regulatory policy will be shaped in its aftermath, and questions will be asked in every public body in every part of the country, not just about exposure to Carillion but about the strength and quality of their procurement processes. Things will change as a result, and political dividing lines will develop afresh. However,...
