Public Procurement
We help companies and organisations navigate public procurement requirements, review tender documentation, prepare legally sound submissions and protect their interests if breaches occur in the procurement process.
When a public procurement lawyer may be needed
- Tender rules, qualification requirements or the contract draft must be reviewed.
- Legal support is needed for the tender submission.
- The contracting authority’s requirements seem disproportionate or discriminatory.
- You want to challenge a decision or procurement result.
- A dispute has arisen regarding performance of a procurement contract.
How we can help
- We analyse procurement documents and identify legal risks.
- We prepare questions, clarifications and objections to the contracting authority.
- We prepare complaints and submissions about procedural breaches.
- We represent clients before the Procurement Monitoring Bureau, in negotiations or in court.
- We advise on contract amendments, performance and liability.
Frequently asked questions
Can the consultation be held remotely?
Yes, an initial consultation can usually be held remotely if the relevant documents can be sent electronically.
Which documents should I send before the consultation?
Please send contracts, correspondence, decisions, authority documents or other materials connected with the matter.
Can risks be assessed before starting the process?
Yes, we first assess the legal situation, possible solutions, deadlines and the main practical risks.