- Harrogate
- procurement, corporate, commercial
- a.parker@hempsons.co.uk
- 01423 724029
Adrian heads Hempsons national corporate commercial department, which encompasses the procurement, primary care corporate, commercial and property litigation, IT/IP, charity and social enterprise, and contracting teams.
Adrian has 25 years experience providing advice to public bodies, companies, charities and social enterprises engaged in the health sector on corporate governance, commercial transactions, non contentious and contentious procurement issues, including major projects.
His key areas of work in recent years have included advising upon the redesign of the delivery of commissioning support services to NHS commissioners nationally, and the development of a national framework to access EPRs, integration support and population health management expertise for NHS integrated care systems (ICS). He also works extensively on the integration of health and social care commissioning and delivery.
He is engaged on substantive multi million procurement and outsourcing projects of key services for NHS bodies. His team defends an increasing number of legal challenges against public bodies and institutes challenges for social enterprises and companies against defective processes.
Main areas of expertise
- procurement and tendering law
- NHS constitutional law
- NHS corporate governance
- commercial and contracting
- projects and outsourcing
- statutory and common law consultation duties
The clients he works with
- NHS bodies
- NHS England
- social enterprises and charities
- healthcare regulatory and representative bodies
Professional memberships
- Procurement Lawyers Association
- The Law Society
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The introduction of the Procurement Act in February 2025: what it means for you in practice (13 Feb)
Our free webinar on 13 Feb 2025 will consider the practical implications of the Procurement Act 2023.
View EventThe introduction of the Procurement Act in February 2025: what it means for you in practice (4 Feb)
Our free webinars on either 4 or 13 Feb 2025 will consider the practical implications of the Procurement Act 2023
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