Procurement Review: A Practitioner's Guide is a practical guide to the bid challenge process conducted by the Canadian International Trade Tribunal (CITT), and issues that arise in procurements conducted by the federal government. It is directed at those in the trenches who want to understand the process and how the CITT has interpreted the relevant trade agreements. The book provides practical advice for complainants and for government institutions defending against complaints.

As a regulatory body standing judgment over federal procurements, the CITT decisions effectively establish policies governing procurement. The book pieces together the CITT decisions for purposes of elucidating those policies. It also provides commentary on the CITT case law.

This two-volume guide provides in-depth coverage of the procurement issues, complaint process, and comes with an exhaustive list of appendices.

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Procurement Review: A Practitioner's Guide

Procurement Review: A Practitioner's Guide