Toronto Considers Litigation Provision on Bids

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Published on: 30/06/2016

A City of Toronto staff recommendation to disqualify suppliers who are in ongoing litigation with the city from bidding on projects is being described by several industry stakeholders as a "heavy hammer."

According to a city report, staff are recommending changes to the city's purchasing bylaw and procurement processes policy, with a major change including the adoption of a Supplier Code of Conduct. Part of this includes a recommendation that the city treasurer has "the authority to disqualify a supplier who is in ongoing litigation with the City related to a contract awarded by the City."

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