Tim’s extensive experience of working with central government departments and agencies includes six years as deputy legal adviser at GCHQ in Cheltenham where he led the in-house legal team on the award- winning £1.2 Billion New Accommodation PFI deal.
Tim has also advised Cabinet Office, HMPS, Home Office and other departments on a number of complex procurements including multi-user/multi-supplier framework agreements; the ‘in-house’ exemption and on the use of the competitive dialogue award procedure .
Having worked for a number of years on strategic public/private collaborations his understanding of the public law issues; propriety; project governance and risk management mean that he is ideally placed to advise on and support public sector clients on a wide range of commercial transactions.:-
Commenting on his appointment Tim said: “Increasingly, the successful delivery of key government policies such as the Shared Services agenda; Transformational Government and ‘contestability’ depends on the creation and management of robust commercial relationships with suppliers and service providers. Bevan Brittan really understands the public sector and is committed to supporting its objectives and I am very pleased to be joining them at this exciting phase in the firm’s development of its central government work.
Tim, who joined on 2 January, will be working from the firm’s London and Bristol offices.
Bethan Evans, Head of Government and Education Division commented: “We are delighted that Tim will be joining us to lead our specialist team on procurement. He brings a real understanding of the government client and will be a great asset in our renewed push into the central government market, making the very most of our Catalist panel appointment.”
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