Changing Conditions of Contract After Tender

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Changing Conditions of Contract After Tender

In this brief session, we’ll explore a critical aspect of procurement: the changing conditions of a contract after the tender has been awarded. We’ll analyze whether these changes can be communicated to all bidders and discuss the fairness of altering contract terms post-award.