Craig McCarthy
Partner, UK
Craig is a Partner in the commercial and regulatory litigation team at Osborne Clarke.
He acts for a wide range of the firm’s clients with a particular focus on the energy, transport and defence sectors. Craig specialises in advising suppliers, utilities and public authorities on compliance with and challenges under the UK and EU regulated procurement regimes.
Craig qualified as a solicitor in September 2010 and joined Osborne Clarke in February 2013.
Insights
Regulatory and compliance
Public and utilities procurement thresholds are set to rise in the new year
The revised value thresholds that trigger the application of public and utilities procurement regulations will now include VAT
01/12/2021
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1m
Regulatory and compliance
Commitment to Net Zero to be mandatory in bidding for public contracts
With a month to go before the Cabinet Office's Procurement Policy Note 06/21 takes effect, bidders for public sector contracts...
09/09/2021
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3m
Mobility and Infrastructure
What will drive success for urban mobility suppliers in public infrastructure procurements?
With the public sector set to become one of the biggest purchasers in the urban mobility market, what can bidders...
20/04/2021
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3m
Regulatory and compliance
UK government maps post-Brexit shake up of public procurement
With the UK no longer bound to comply with EU procurement rules from 2021, a green paper and policy note...
16/12/2020
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14m
Energy and Utilities
Financial performance through risk management: legal risks
The second part of the series on risk mitigation for energy investors assesses ways that legal risk can be managed...
08/12/2020
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9m
Mobility and Infrastructure
Defence Infrastructure Organisation publishes £3bn procurement pipeline
Details of future spending plans on infrastructure over the coming years for the UK armed forces will help suppliers better...
07/10/2020
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1m
12/06/2020
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3m
09/04/2020
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3m
Managing Covid-19
Dispute resolution and COVID-19
In this series of articles, we look at how the coronavirus pandemic is affecting the resolution of commercial disputes in...
08/04/2020
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1m
