
Procurement Legal Surgeries
NHS LPP and NOE CPC are delighted to present a fifth collaborative webinar in association with Hempsons, exclusively for NHS LPP and NOE CPC members.
Webinar title: The latest procurement law developments in 2025
When: 10.00am – 12 noon, Tuesday 20 May 2025
Where: Online via Microsoft Teams
Who can join: This event is exclusively for NHS LPP and NOE CPC members.
How to register: Registration is now closed. Please contact us at Customer@lpp.nhs.uk if you have any queries.
This should be the email address you will use to join the Teams meeting. Please note, meeting invitations can not be sent to a personal email address.
About the seminar
Andrew Daly, Partner and Head of Procurement at Hempsons LLP, will provide a session that will explore the following:
- The first couple of months of the Procurement Act 2023 – what issues have been causing difficulty:
- Transparency notices
- Below threshold contracts
- Updates on the PSR and reports from the Independent Patient Choice and Procurement Panel
- Case law update
- Q&A session
The session will therefore explore some of these key day-to-day issues, applying these to day-to-day procurement in the NHS.
What happens after you register?
** Please look out for a calendar invitation from NOECPC events (events@noecpc.nhs.uk) confirming your registration.** The Teams link to join on the day will be enclosed.
Calendar invitations are usually sent within a week of receiving your registration.
Please do not forward your calendar invite to fellow members, as the link will not work for them.
**Please note, we will be testing the meeting link in advance of the actual live webinar (earlier on the same morning) to minimise any potential technical issues. You will not need to join any earlier than 10am on the day.**
Registration deadline
Registration is now closed. If you have any questions, please get in touch with us at Customer@lpp.nhs.uk.
About our host
Andrew Daly - Partner and Head of Procurement, Hempsons LLP
Andrew is a Partner and Head of Procurement within Hempsons LLP's specialist procurement team, with over 20 years’ experience of working with the NHS, acting for contracting authorities and bidders.

Andrew provides pragmatic advice on running defensible processes/defending procurement challenges. Andrew led on one of the first innovation partnership procedures and regularly advises on designing and structuring processes and drafting procurement documentation. He acted for the commissioner in defending the first NHS v NHS procurement challenge to reach the courts.
Andrew also advised the two trusts in Lancashire Care NHS FT & Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS FT v Lancashire County Council.