Preparation of dispute resolution and remedy applications in public procurement procedures.
We review the contested procedural situation and available documents to ensure a clear understanding of the next steps.
We assist in the professional preparation of the dispute resolution request and in organising the necessary documentation.
We help with the structured compilation of objections, statements of facts and annexes in preparation for submission.
We review the completed materials for formal and substantive compliance, with particular attention to mandatory elements and deadlines.
We help you review the details of your case and show you what options are available in the remedy procedure.
A dispute resolution request is worth submitting when the tenderer or the contracting authority identifies a legal infringement or procedural issue that can be clarified before initiating a formal remedy procedure. This may include, for example, contradictory documentation or formal deficiencies that can be corrected through proper consultation.
In theory, a remedy procedure can be initiated without legal representation, but in practice this carries significant risk. Without precise knowledge of the legal and procedural rules, there is a substantial risk that the application will be rejected on formal or substantive grounds.
A remedy application must include the precise identification of the contested procedural action, a detailed description of the infringement, references to the relevant legislation, and proof of the applicant's legal interest. In addition, supporting evidence must be attached and the application must be submitted in the legally prescribed format.
The costs of a remedy procedure include the procedural fee, any legal representation fees, and expert costs related to preparation. These amounts can vary significantly depending on the complexity and scope of the case.