Rapiscan Systems Ltd v HMRC (High Court)
The case concerned a competition for the supply of "relocatable scanners" used to scan large vehicles entering the country. The contract was advertised in the Official Journal in July 2005 and a contract award decision was made on 14 July 2006. Rapiscan was among the unsuccessful tenderers. Although the competition was subject to the Public Supply Contracts Regulations 1995, HMRC adopted certain aspects of the procedure under the 2006 Regulations, including a standstill period.
Michael Bowsher QC and Jennifer Skilbeck represented Rapiscan Systems Ltd.
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Michael Bowsher QC
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