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Public procurement rules must be followed in letter and spirit by public bodies and utilities. They help ensure that public money is spent efficiently while also optimising the goods and services supplied to public bodies. Equally, the proper application of public procurement law guarantees fair and open access to public contracts for private entities, for whom such contracts can be the lifeblood of their business.

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We have acted both for contracting authorities and for private entities in public procurement law matters. We have advised public bodies on the application of public procurement law to competitions for the award of public contracts including on several discrete issues in a variety of industry sectors.  In contentious work, we have also challenged contract award decisions on behalf of aggrieved bidders (including in High Court litigation) and defended such challenges on behalf of public bodies.  We work with our international offices in the UK, Germany, Belgium and further afield, offering truly international expertise.

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  • Public Procurement law

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