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Type
Lecture

Construction law seminar: forms of procurement

Event organised by ICE

Date
27 February 2025
Time
08:30 - 10:30 GMT
Location
Morton Fraser MacRoberts
9 Haymarket Square
Edinburgh, EH3 8RY
United Kingdom
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Overview

This is the first in a series of five seminars which will explore the nuances of Scots law and how these nuances could affect everyday delivery of a construction contract. The series is aimed at current and future decision makers in the profession who are either developing or interpreting construction contracts.

This seminar will look at different forms of procurement and how they interact with the NEC forms of contract.

Future seminars (all from 08.30 until 10.30) will be:

Venue

Morton Fraser MacRoberts
9 Haymarket Square
Edinburgh
EH3 8RY

Programme

08:30 - 09:00

Registration and networking

09:00 - 10:00

Lecture

10:00 - 10:30

Networking

10:30

Close

Speakers

Sarah Pengelly

Sarah Pengelly

Morton Fraser Macroberts

legal director

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Sarah Pengelly

Sarah has extensive experience in both jurisdictions across the energy, infrastructure, transport and real estate sectors.

She has advised on projects of all sizes and values, specialising in drafting construction and engineering contracts, including ancillary documents such as professional appointments, framework/call-off arrangements, construction contracts and contracts for supply and installation, operation and maintenance and long-term support, as well as providing advice on construction procurement arrangements.

Sarah has an LLM in Construction Law is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in construction law.

Mike Barlow

Mike Barlow

Morton Fraser Macroberts

partner

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Mike Barlow

Sarah has extensive experience in both jurisdictions across the energy, infrastructure, transport and real estate sectors.

She has advised on projects of all sizes and values, specialising in drafting construction and engineering contracts, including ancillary documents such as professional appointments, framework/call-off arrangements, construction contracts and contracts for supply and installation, operation and maintenance and long-term support, as well as providing advice on construction procurement arrangements.

Sarah has an LLM in Construction Law is accredited by the Law Society of Scotland as a specialist in construction law.