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The European utilities directive requires oil and gas firms to put certain exploration and production contracts out to tender in line with procurement regulations.

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It is worth considering the origins of public procurement regulations and different legal interpretations.

The aerospace and defense industry faces unique risks because of the nature of procurement regulations and the long-term and large-scale contracts inherent in the industry," said Scott Thompson, of PricewaterhouseCoopers.

He added: "Procurement will now be carried out as required under the public procurement regulations which are applicable under UK and European Union law.

But perhaps it should be no surprise that such standards don't exist because, as the report points out, the District's procurement regulations have not been the subject of comprehensive revision since 1988, and have "not kept pace with the changes in the District's procurement law," so that the problems the report identifies arise from "acknowledged longstanding deficiencies" in District procurement.

Current EU procurement regulations say public bodies must source the cheapest possible food.

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