Business recovery roadmap for local authority leisure centre contracts during COVID-19


17th June 2020

Penny Rinta-Suksi, Commercial partner, and her team of specialists have been advising local authorities from the very start of the pandemic on how to manage their leisure facilities contracts with external leisure operators.

In line with government advice, leisure centres have been closed since 21 March 2020 and are unlikely to re-open until July 2020 at the earliest.

Penny and her team are legal specialists in local authority leisure projects. As a result, Blake Morgan were asked by FMG Consulting, leisure specialist advisers, to aid them in developing a post-lockdown roadmap to business recovery to support authorities and operators at this difficult time. 

This tool has been designed to help local authorities with their planning for leisure centre contracts during the coronavirus outbreak. It contains guidance on interpreting the latest Public Procurement Notices 02/20 and 04/20, and a roadmap to get back to a new ‘market normal’.

Blake Morgan is currently supporting a number of clients on the interpretation of their leisure facilities contracts. We’re assisting them with drafting their relief and variation deeds with operators, alongside advising on procurement regulations for modifications and State aid. If you require specialist support in this area please contact Penny Rinta-Suksi.

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