Procurement law

Procurement law raises many questions: when must a contract be put out to public tender in Europe and when can a contract be awarded privately? Can I still challenge a provisional award decision? Can a contracted assignment be changed mid-term? Can or must the contracting authority give a tenderer the opportunity to correct an error in the tender? Good, clear and practical legal advice is therefore of great importance. Our Procurement Law team will work with you throughout the entire process.

We advise on all phases of the tendering process, from the preliminary phase – such as determining the right tender strategy – to after the announcement of the provisional award decision. Do you believe that a contract has been wrongfully not awarded to your company and do you want to challenge this in summary proceedings? Or has a competitor initiated proceedings against a provisional award to your company? Our specialists have extensive experience in conducting such proceedings and ensure a decisive approach.

If you wish to challenge a provisional award decision, it is crucial to seek legal advice quickly. The deadlines in procurement law are short, so timely action is essential.

 

Why choose LXA?

Our procurement law specialists combine in-depth knowledge of regulations with practical experience in procedures and negotiations. We think ahead, limit risks and ensure that you are optimally protected throughout the entire procurement process.

 

What we can help you with

• European and national procurement procedures
• Objections to provisional award decisions
• Changes and additional assignments within tenders
• Summary proceedings and other legal proceedings in procurement law

Related services: Government & Real Estate, Project Development, Litigation & Arbitration

 

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