Course Information
Schedules
- 4 Dec 2024 (Wed) 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Registration period
20 Sep 2024 (Fri) - 3 Dec 2024 (Tue)
Price
HKD 1,800
Course Level
Study Mode
Duration
1 Day(s)
Language
Cantonese
Location
HKQAA Online Platform
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Course Overview
Legal Fundamentals of Tendering
Introduction
- During tendering, there is in existence a ‘process’ contract regulating rights and obligations of all involved. However, the law and process of tendering are getting more and more sophisticated. Thus, the guiding principles have to be properly understood for managing commercial risks and keeping contracts out of troubles.
- This seminar is tailored for non-lawyers, such as government officials, business owners, directors, chief executives, managers and professionals, and provides a comprehensive yet practical roadmap to the legal principles regulating the tendering process for enabling the direct application to their daily work situations.
- By reviewing recent insightful cases, the legal principles and their implications in practice upon the effective management of the tendering process are examined and shared. Further, it goes on to outline the key challenges and areas that those involved need to be specifically alerted to.
Trainer Profile
- Practicing Barrister(s)
Certificate of attendance
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Certificate of Attendance will be issued to participants who have attended more than 90% of the enrolled course hours
Should you have any questions, please free feel to contact Ms. Joanne Chan during office hour.
Tel: (852) 2202-9330 Email: training@hkqaa.org
Office Hour: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (Monday to Friday)
What You’ll Learn
Contents
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Principles and processes of public procurement
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Inviting to tender and tendering
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Formation and content of ‘process’ contract
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Acceptance of tenders: letter of intent; ‘subject to contract’; qualified tenders
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Withdrawal of tenders: stated period of validity; termination of offer
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Tender queries dos and don’ts
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Mistakes in tenders
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Disqualifying tenders
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Judicial review and legal challenges of public procurement
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Situation discussion / case study exercises
