Chanel is a solicitor in the projects team, supporting on all aspects of public procurement law across our key sectors including strategy and design, advising clients throughout the procurement lifecycle and procurement challenges. Chanel proactively assists clients in implementing the requirements of the Procurement Act 2023 reforms.
Chanel is a member of the Procurement Lawyers Association. During her training contract, she completed two seats in the projects team assisting on a range of contentious and non-contentious procurement matters for clients in central and local government and the housing sector. She also spent eighteen months working as a legal assistant in the projects team with a focus on construction/housing repair and maintenance public procurement.
My insights
It’s nearly all change for public procurement
Whilst the delay may not have come as a surprise, it is understandably frustrating for local authorities who were...
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Buying time: Procurement Act 2023 delayed for essential repairs
As you may have seen, the Cabinet Office has announced that the go-live date for the Procurement Act 2023 (PA 23) has been delayed and...
Will there be zero requests from zero-hour workers?
You may have seen our ebriefing earlier this year following the Government’s announcement in support of the Workers (Predictable Terms...