Birmingham Council investigates PwC contract tender
Tender process for £250k PwC deal questioned by Birmgham City Council's chief
Tender process for £250k PwC deal questioned by Birmgham City Council's chief
BIRMINGHAM’S council inquiry has opened into the circumstances surrounding a £250,000 contract awarded to PwC without a tender process.
Stephen Hughes, Birmingham City Council chief executive, has opened an inquiry into a deal awarded to PwC for a programme of behavioural change workshops with 100 local authority managers, reported the Birmingham Post.
Hughes said that a tender failed to occur due to extremely tight deadlines placed upon the commissioning officers.
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