Public Procurement Law is an arm of Administrative Law and regulates the purchasing by organs of state of the goods and services required to function and pursue the public welfare. Public procurement must be done in accordance with a system that is fair, equitable, transparent, competitive and cost-effective, usually given effect to in a tender process.

This area is a complex web of regulation and specialist expertise is essential. Our specialist panel members are well-placed to advise both public- and private-sector clients to ensure compliance, and where compliance of other participants is lacking, on the remedies available.