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Webinar — Trade Controls and the AUKUS Exception: Next Steps
Webinar — The New U.S. Rule on Reverse Auctions: A Critical Assessment
GW Law Summer Series: Green Procurement Across Borders
Webinar: Government Procurement After Loper Bright Enterprises
Webinar: Joint U.S.-EU Catalogue of Best Practices on Green Public Procurement
EU and U.S. “Green Procurement” Strategies: A Comparative Assessment for the March 2024 FIDES Workshop
Webinar – Proposed Rule To Reshape Federal Debarment
Interagency Suspension and Debarment Committee Releases December 2023 Report
National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2024: Key Procurement Provisions — Study Guide
University of Paris Nanterre – Teaching – December 2023
Bahrain — Training in Fighting Corruption in Public Procurement
Training for Moldovan Procurement Officials – New York City
Webinar — Procurement and Anti-Corruption Efforts: An Update from Brazil
GW Law Model Procurement Code Seminar – Students Present Reform Proposals
UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement
American Bar Association (ABA) Model Procurement Code (MPC) – Materials
Report: Congressionally Commissioned Study on Bid Protests at the Defense Department
Book — Joint Public Procurement: Lessons Across Borders
Resources: COVID-19 and Public Procurement
GWU Law Government Procurement Program – Teaching Materials (firewall)

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Innovation Through Procurement: Across Europe
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Updating the UNCITRAL Model Procurement Law for “Green Procurement”

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U.S. Department of Homeland Security – Procurement Innovation Lab

https://www.dhs.gov/pil

Thanks to Eric Cho for citing this interesting experiment — a “laboratory” to encourage innovation in procurement.

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Professor Christopher Yukins teaches in the government procurement law program (founded in 1960) at The George Washington University Law School in Washington, D.C. View all posts by Christopher Yukins

Posted on July 9, 2018Author Christopher YukinsCategories Education, U.S. GovernmentTags DHS, education

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