03 · Government solutions
Public procurement
Bidders and entities in selection processes, structuring of proposals and contractual disputes.
What we do
Winning and performing a government contract requires mastering the selection process and its disputes. We advise bidders and entities on structuring proposals, selection processes and contractual disputes. Clients compete and perform with legal backing at every stage.
What’s included
We support both bidders and entities throughout government contracting.
- Structuring of proposals
- Selection processes
- Government contract disputes
- Claims and contract liquidation
- Ineligibility and conflict-of-interest rules
When to call us
Before submitting the bid, when the terms impose requirements that can leave the proposal out.
When several companies want to compete together and roles, contributions and liability must be allocated.
When the entity reads a clause in a way that breaks the contract’s economic balance.
When the entity opens a sanctioning proceeding or declares a breach.
When the contract has ended and the settlement does not reflect what was actually performed.
What the client gains
- A bid that does not fall on form. Most proposals are rejected on documentary requirements, not on price or technical merit.
- Clear rules among consortium members. Roles and liability are defined before the problem appears.
- Defense from the first request. Answering the first proceeding well weighs more than appealing the sanction later.