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With the recent collapse of Carillion, who generated a significant portion of their income from public sector contracts, 2018 has begun with a renewed focus on the public/private sector intersection, particularly in infrastructure. As many readers will be aware, the procurement of most public contracts in the UK have been governed by the EU procurement regulations for some years. The effectiveness of the regulations in improving procurement practice is a moot point, most notably in avoiding the issues which arise from low-price bidding, but most authorities and bidders are now very familiar with their operation. One of the protections introduced...