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Morton Fraser MacRoberts is a public sector specialist firm recommended for high-value contentious and non-contentious procurement matters in Scotland and south of the border. The team's clients include transport organisations, government bodies and multinational corporations, and its instructions cover all conceivable areas of public service provision.
Morton Fraser MacRoberts is advising NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde on a £400 million laboratory equipment and services procurement project.
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Their ability to manage legal complexity while staying focused on real-world implementation is impressive.
They provide comprehensive and succinct guidance related to procurement matters.
They’re comfortable working in the grey areas where public interest, compliance and commerciality overlap.
The team are knowledgeable and experienced.
Their ability to manage legal complexity while staying focused on real-world implementation is impressive.
They provide comprehensive and succinct guidance related to procurement matters.
They’re comfortable working in the grey areas where public interest, compliance and commerciality overlap.
The team are knowledgeable and experienced.
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Duncan Osler regularly advises government, executive agencies and contractors north and south of the border on all aspects of the tender process and contract variation. He is also instructed for contentious procurement work.
What distinguishes Duncan is his ability to balance strategic thinking with a strong grasp of the details.
He gives advice that is both technically sound and operationally workable.
Robin Fallas acts for the Scottish Government, a large number of executive agencies and third and public sector contractors on all manner of procurement exercises and is highly knowledgeable on state aid rules.
Robin takes the time to understand not just the issue at hand but the context, values and pressures surrounding it.
Robin has a growing profile in Scotland.