Practice Area
Public Procurement Law
Public procurement law governs the procedures and principles according to which supplies, services and works financed by public resources are procured. As Günser + Partners, we provide legal advisory and litigation services concerning document and qualification assessment during participation in tenders, complaint and appeal procedures, debarment decisions, and disputes arising from the performance of procurement contracts.
Scope of Services
The matters we handle within the framework of the Public Procurement Law No. 4734 and the Public Procurement Contracts Law No. 4735:
- Tenders for the procurement of supplies, services and works
- Review of tender documents and objections to the documents
- Qualification requirements, work experience certificates and document assessment
- Exclusion from the tender and disqualification of a bid
- Explanations for abnormally low tenders and their rejection
- Complaints to the contracting authority and applicable time limits
- Appeals to the Public Procurement Authority
- Actions for the annulment of decisions of the Public Procurement Board
- Debarment decisions from participating in tenders and their annulment
- Formation and performance of procurement contracts
- Termination and liquidation of contracts and forfeiture of guarantees
- Price difference calculations and claims for additional works
- Requests for extension of time and force majeure applications
- Disputes concerning direct procurement and negotiated procedures
- Allegations of bid rigging and the resulting criminal liability
Under Construction
Detailed content for this practice area — frequently encountered disputes and how the process is conducted — is being prepared. The scope of services above is current; you are welcome to consult us about your matter in this area in the meantime.
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