吾爱吃瓜

Dr. Eyo-Otung is the Dean of Education and Student Experience in the College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences

At the undergraduate level, she teaches Tort Law and Company Law, while her postgraduate responsibilities include modules on Business and Human Rights and research supervision of PhD students in Public Procurement Law & Sustainable Development. Her exceptional teaching skills earned her a nomination and shortlisting as one of six finalists for the Oxford University Press Law Teacher of the Year Award in 2015. Additionally, she teaches modules for the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) course at 吾爱吃瓜's Management Centre.

As a specialist in public sector procurement, she has extensive experience leading sustainable and strategic procurement transformation programs, capacity-building initiatives, and achieving efficiency savings through public procurement, both within and outside the United Kingdom. Before relocating to the UK, she practiced as a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, focusing on regulatory and commercial law.

Dr. Eyo-Otung holds a degree from the University of Lagos, Nigeria, and the Nigerian Law School, Abuja. She also earned an LLM in International Commercial Law and a PhD in Public Procurement Law from the University of Nottingham. Her doctoral research, funded by the same institution, explored the European legal framework on electronic auctions in regulated procurement. She regularly writes and speaks on the use of electronic technologies in procurement and their implications for practice.

Email: a.eyo@bangor.ac.uk

Phone: +44(0) 1248 383073

Location: Room 406 Top Floor, New Arts Building, College Road, 吾爱吃瓜 LL57 2DG

• PhD: Electronic Reverse Auctions under the European Community (now European Union) procurement rules: Perspectives on the rules and practice from the United Kingdom
  University of Nottingham, 2006鈥�2009

Teaching

Undergraduate

• Tort Law;
• Partnerships and Company Law;
• Introduction to Public Procurement Law; and
• Introduction to International Procurement Law.

Postgraduate

• Businesses and Human Rights;
• Public Procurement Law & Sustainablebe Development;
• National and EU Public Procurement Law;
• Contract Design and Management;
• International Procurement Regimes; and
• Risk Management in Public Procurement.

PhD Supervision

• Dr Miriam Mbah,听Addressing Human Trafficking through Public Procurement: An Examination of US and Australian Federal Procurement Frameworks, Graduated July 2020听(first supervisor).听
• Dr Wenyi Lian, The definition of 鈥榞overnment entity鈥� in the GPA/WTO: a comparison between the WTO and the EU,听Graduated December 2019 (first supervisor).
• Dr Monalisa Odibo, Access to justice through court-annexed Alternative Dispute Resolution programmes: a critical assessment of the Multi-Door Courthouse System in Nigeria,听Graduated July 2017,听(Second supervisor),
• Dr Tianyi Jiang, Developing a transfer of rights regime in Chinese Maritime Law 鈥� a recognition of the Anglo-American approaches,听Graduated December 2017听(Second supervisor).
• Femi Osunsade, "Empowering Women and Women Owned Small and Medium Scaled Enterprises through Public Procurement: An Examination of Nigeria鈥檚 Public Procurement Framework" (First Supervisor).
• Oluwatimilehin Bada, "Sustainable Public Pocurement in NIgeria - a critique on mechansims for enforcing the rights of Persons with Disabilities in Nigeria" (First supervisor).
• Stephen Clear, 鈥淭o what extent is judicial review an effective and appropriate mechanism for the resolution of public procurement disputes?鈥� (First supervisor).
• Chufan Yang, 鈥淭ransparency and Disclosure in public-private partnerships: a cross-jurisdictional investigation鈥� (Graduated 2023).
• Abdulkareem Mohammed Ikbal, 鈥淚nsurance of nuclear installations: towards a legal framework鈥� (Second supervisor).

2024

• Accepted/In press
  Eyo, A. & Clear, S., 22 Mar 2024, (Accepted/In press) Sweet and Maxwell. 950 p.
  Research output: Book/Report 鈥� Book 鈥� peer-review

2023

• Published
  Amanze, M. & Eyo, A., 31 Mar 2023, Sustainable Public Procurement of Infrastructure and Human Rights : Beyond Buying Green. Martin-Ortega, O. & Trevino-Lozano, L. (eds.). Cheltenham: Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd, p. 86-110 25 p.
  Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding 鈥� Chapter 鈥� peer-review
• Published
  Amanze, M. & Eyo, A., 9 Jun 2023, In: Public Contract Law Journal.
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2022

• Published
  Evans, C., Cahill, D. & Eyo, A., 8 Apr 2022, In: Public Contract Law Journal. 51, 2, p. 185-226
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2021

• Published
  Clear, S. & Eyo, A., 10 Jun 2021, Sweet and Maxwell. 800 p.
  Research output: Book/Report 鈥� Book 鈥� peer-review

2020

• Published
  Eyo, A., 2020, Public Procurement Regulation in Africa: Development in Uncertain Times Development in Uncertain Times. Quinot, G. & Williams-Elegbe, S. (eds.). South Africa: Lexis Nexis, p. 317-343 26 p.
  Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding 鈥� Chapter 鈥� peer-review

2018

• Published
  Akenroye, T. O., Nyg氓rd, H. M. & Eyo, A., Mar 2018, In: International Area Studies Review. 21, 1, p. 3-8 6 p.
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2017

• Published
  Eyo, A., 31 Jul 2017, In: European Procurement & Public Private Partnership Law Review. 12, 3, p. 253-265
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review
• Published
  Eyo, A., 2017, In: Public Procurement Law Review. 6, p. 237-248
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2014

• Published
  Pedro Telles, Cahill, D., Evans, C., Clifford, G. & Eyo, A., 1 Jun 2014
  Research output: Book/Report 鈥� Other report
• Published
  Pedro Telles, Cahill, D., Evans, C., Clifford, G. & Eyo, A., 1 Jun 2014
  Research output: Book/Report 鈥� Other report
• Published
  Pedro Telles, Cahill, D., Evans, C., Clifford, G. & Eyo, A., 1 Jun 2014
  Research output: Book/Report 鈥� Other report

2013

• Published
  Eyo, A. B., Eyo, A., Akenroye, T. & Oegoke, A., 1 Jan 2013, In: International Journal of Procurement Management. 6, 1, p. 1-23
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2012

• Published
  Eyo, A. B. & Eyo, A., 1 Jan 2012, In: Procurement Law Review 1. 21, 1
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2011

• Published
  Eyo, A. B. & Eyo, A., 26 Feb 2011.
  Research output: Contribution to conference 鈥� Paper

2009

• Published
  Eyo, A. B., Arrowsmith, A., Eyo, A. & Arrowsmith, S. (Editor), 1 Jan 2009, Reform of the UNCITRAL model law on procurement: procurement regulation for the 21st century.. 2009 ed. Thomson West, p. 413-453
  Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding 鈥� Chapter
• Published
  Eyo, A. B., Williams, S. & Eyo, A., 1 Jan 2009, In: Public Procurement Law Review. 2009, 3, p. 103-113
  Research output: Contribution to journal 鈥� Article 鈥� peer-review

2022

• Project description: During the pandemic, the UK awarded numerous public contracts to large companies exceeding 拢30.2 billion, via emergency procurement decisions. In the same period many SMEs, including those in Wales, seemingly lost out on these opportunities. Immediate analysis as to the reasons for this is required, particularly given Wales is disproportionately reliant on SMEs to sustain its economy. We will investigate the impact of Welsh public bodies' emergency procurement decision-making on SMEs' ability to achieve sustainability.

  Funding awarded through the 吾爱吃瓜 Innovation and Impact Award (Research Wales Innovation Funding). Value = 拢9579

  1 Apr 2022 鈥� 31 Mar 2023

  Activity: Other (Contributor)

2021

• Understanding the Experiences of Legal Education Facilitators and Learners During a Pandemic: Are We All in This Together?

  The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about the most seismic changes to the delivery of education in modern times, including in Universities. It is on the premise of this disruption to higher Legal Education that the authors set out to empirically investigate the experiences of both facilitators (law teaching staff) and learners (law students).

  In light of the inability of Universities to offer a traditional classroom teaching environment, legal scholars had to adapt both their materials, and delivery and assessment methods swiftly to meet learners鈥� needs during the pandemic. Further, both those who teach, as well as those who learn, have had to overcome new personal complexities and pastoral wellbeing challenges as we all adjusted to new homeworking environments and hybrid learning delivery methods.

  The purpose of this paper is to start to map the experiences of both lecturers and students. In doing so the research identifies trends and shared experiences amongst respondents.

  This presentation starts to develops a new body of knowledge around efficient teaching and learning practices that legal education facilitators can deploy in future situations of disrupted (non-traditional) delivery.

  Whilst such presents the result of our pilot study, going forward this research will map experiences across Wales in 2020/2021. In doing so such will help other facilitators reflect upon future learning practices when administering learning outside of traditional teaching practices. This is in order to better respond to the shared needs of our Law School communities, whilst further promoting excellence in legal education during times of crises.

  15 Apr 2021

  Activity: Participation in Academic conference (Speaker)

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• College of Arts, Humanities and Business, 吾爱吃瓜: Seed Fund award, "Emergency Procurement, Public Contracts and Sustainability for Welsh Businesses!鈥� - 拢494.95 (April 2021).
• ESRC Impact Acceleration 鈥� Procurement Modernisation Accelerator 鈥� Project value & Duration; 拢25,000, June - December 2018, (Co-investigator).
• ESRC Impact Acceleration 鈥� Brexit 鈥� Rewriting the Procurement Playbook) Project value & Duration: 拢10,450.00, 1-31 March 2017 (Co-Investigator).
• The Public Procurement and Cross-Border Tendering (PPACT Project) with partners from United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Italy, Spain and Portugal for the European Union COSME programme (Project value & Duration: 鈧�325,000; 2015 - 2018), (Secured as part of ICPS team, Bangor Law School).
• Three Counties Public Procurement Reformation project (Project value & Duration: 拢45,000; 2015- 2016), (Secured as part of ICPS team, Bangor Law School).
• Three Counties Procurement Service Full Business Case 吾爱吃瓜 - 拢31,000 (January 鈥� May 2014, part听of ICPS team);
• Procurement Summer School, Welsh Government - 拢4,000, (July/August 2014, part of ICPS Team);
• The Transnational Ecosystem Laboratory and Actions (TESLA project), with partners from the United Kingdom, Ireland, Netherlands, France, Germany and Belgium. (Project value & Duration: value - Euro 鈧�3.7m, funded by the European Union under the North West Europe INTERREG funded project; 2013-2016) (Secured as part of ICPS team, Bangor Law School);
• EU/INTERREG Ireland-Wales 鈥淲inning in Tendering鈥� project - 鈧�3.2M (2011- 2013, part of WIT team);
• University of Nottingham, International Office, PhD Tuition Scholarship (2005 鈥� 2008, 拢29,250);
• PPRG, University of Nottingham, PhD Maintenance Scholarship, - (2005/2008 -拢21,600);
• University of Nottingham, LLM Travel Scholarship 鈥� August 2004, 拢600.

External Collaboration

• External PhD Supervisor, Universitity of South Wales;
• Researcher, UK-China Centre for Public Procurement Law Research Centre;
• Associate Researcher, the African Public Procurement Regulation Unit, Stellenbosch University, South Africa;
• International Advisory Board member: World Bank/National Univeristies Commission (NUC) Sustainable Procurement, Environmental and Social Standards Enhancement (SPESSE) Project;
• Researcher, Centre for Public Procurement and Public-Private Partnership, Lodz University, Poland;
• Facilitator, European eProcurement Forum, Czech Republic
• Trainer, Public Procurement Research Centre, Bureau of Public Procurement, Abuja, Nigeria.

Publications and Conference presentations

• Public Procurement Law & Practice (Sweet & Maxwell, 2021) (with S. Clear (https://www.sweetandmaxwell.co.uk/Product/Local-Government/PublicProcurement-Law-and-Practice/Looseleaf/30793800).
• 鈥淯npacking failure in unsuccessful SME public sector tender submissions: reasons, perspectives and implications鈥� (accepted by Public Contracts Law Journal, accepted 2021), (with C. Evans and D. Cahill).
• Legal education across Wales in a pandemic: mapping our shared experiences, presented at the Society of Legal Scholars Conference, Durham University, 31 August 2021.
• UK Green Paper on Transforming Public Procurement: Reflections on the Enforcement Provisions, presented at Public Law Project Conference, 5 May 2021.
• Understanding the Experiences of Legal Education Facilitators and Law Students in Wales during the Cobid-19 Pandemic, presented at the Association of Law Teachers Conference, Aston University, 16 March 2021.
• The Digitilisation of Public Procurement: Forward Steps and Challenges, presented at the University of Nottingham Public Procurement Research Conference, 20 October 2020.听
• Delivering Sustainability through Community Benefits in Welsh Public Contracts, presented at (In)Corporate Sustainability Conference, Pompeu Fabra University, Spain, 16 September 2020.
• 鈥淧ublic Procurement & Sustainable Development: a conversation about our future鈥�, presented at听European Horizons Society, 吾爱吃瓜, 22 November 2019;
• "Public Procurement for Sustainable Development鈥�, presented at Nile University, Nigeria, 8 April 2019;
• "Framework Agreements in Public Procurement in Africa: Progress & Limitations, presented at the 3rd International Conference on Public Procurement Law in Africa, Stellenbosch University, South Africa, 2 November 2018;
• 鈥淧ublic Procurement & wider government policies 鈥� a brief perspective鈥�, presented at Public Sector Summit, 5 December 2017;
• 鈥淧ossible Impact of Brexit on Public Procurement鈥�, presented at Public Affairs Ireland Conference, Dublin, 24 November 2017;
• 鈥淓nabling transformative change through procurement - evidence from the use of the Dynamic Purchasing Systems (DPS) in the United Kingdom鈥�, presented at Public Procurement: Global Revolution VII, University of Nottingham, 12 June 2017;
• 鈥淏rexit and the requirements of small businesses across the UK - Some Practical Legal Problems for UK Importers and Exporters鈥�, presented at Gwynedd Business Week, 25 May 2017.听
• 鈥淐orruption and the challenge to Sustainable Public Procurement: a Perspective on Africa鈥� presented at Procurement beyond price: Sustainability and CSR in public purchasing, Copenhagen University, 5 May 2017;
• 鈥淪ocio-Economic Impact of Public Procurement Reforms", presented at 吾爱吃瓜's Procurement Week, 23 March 2017.
• 鈥淚mplementation of e-Procurement in Nigeria 鈥� Opportunities and Challenges an鈥�, presented at the Bureau of Public Procurement Conference, Nigeria, 28 August 2016. (Invited speaker);
• 鈥渆-Procurement in Regulated Procurement: comparative experiences from selected African Countries鈥�, Lagos State Public Procurement Journal, July 2016;
• 鈥渆-Procurement and e-Auctions in the UK鈥�, presented at the European eProcurement Conference in Ostrava, The Czech Republic, 5th November 2015;
• 鈥淢andatory e-Procurement in The United Kingdom: Governance Issues and Related Challenges鈥�, Paper presented at the Reform of the Public Procurement Law, Public Utilities Sector and PPP, Lodz University Poland, 9th October 2015;
• 鈥渆-Procurement in Supplier Selection: Reflections on the 鈥淪QuID鈥� experience in Wales, Public Procurement Law Review, presented at Global Revolution Conference, University of Nottingham, June 2015;
• 鈥淚nteraction between International Norms and Domestic Regulation: a case study of the Nigerian Public Procurement Act 2007 in the light of the 2011 UNCITRAL Model Law on Public Procurement鈥�, presented at the Public Public Research Group Seminar Series, University of Nottingham, 24 November 2014;
• 鈥渆-Procurement and e-Auctions in the UK鈥�, Conference presentation, eBF Conference, Czech Republic 6^th October 2014;
• 鈥淐hina鈥檚 Accession to the WTO/GPA: The e-Procurement Issues鈥�, Conference presentation, Global Government Procurement Conference, Dongbei University of Finance & Economics, Dalian China, 22^nd August 2014;
• 鈥淧rocurement Design and Management for efficient outputs鈥�, Presentation at Business Law Academy Workshop on Public Procurement in Nigeria, 6^th- 8^th September 2013, Lagos State, Nigeria;
• 听鈥淓-auctions in Regulated Procurement 鈥� Operations and Outcomes鈥�, Paper presented at the Public Procurement Research Group Seminar Series, University of Nottingham, 22^nd November 2012;
• 鈥淩egulation of E-Auctions in the US Federal Procurement System: Lessons from the E-Auction Rules in the United Kingdom鈥�, Paper presented at the 5th IPPC Conference, Seattle, Washington, 19 August 2012, available at ;
• 鈥淧ublic Procurement Law in Ghana and Nigeria 鈥� comparative assessment of the Public Procurement Acts for future reform鈥�, Paper presented at the Public Procurement Regulation in Africa Conference, 25^th October 2011;
• 鈥淚ntellectual Property Ownership in Sponsored Government Research Contracts鈥�, Paper presented at the Universities Council for the Education of Teachers (UCET) Conference, 23^rd October 2009.听 听 听 听 听