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ARTICLE · 13 MARCH 2014

International Procurement And Canadian Liability

A growing number of Canadian companies are seeking to participate in projects in developing markets.

CanadaGovernment, Public Sector

A growing number of Canadian companies are seeking to participate in projects in developing markets. As a result, it has never been more important for a business to ensure that it has in place the necessary controls to ensure it does not fall afoul of applicable international procurement and anti-corruption legislation.

Canadian public procurement procedures are perceived as commendable for their fairness and transparency. Carefully drafted rules and safeguards ensure that any organization seeking to bid on a government contract or project knows exactly what is expected of them, and how they must conduct themselves to be considered for the mandate. Clarity at all steps of the process allows participating organizations to set up their internal procedures and controls in a manner consistent with government and industry requirements.

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