We are not outsiders looking in. We have spent nearly twelve years inside the government litigation system. We know the processes and the pressure points. When we act against a government department, we do so with an insider’s understanding.
If you submitted a compliant bid for a government tender and were not appointed, you may have grounds to challenge the decision. The Promotion of Administrative Justice Act gives you the right to take the awarding department on review in the High Court. If the process was procedurally unfair, if the evaluation criteria were not properly applied, or if the award was irrational, the court can set aside the decision.
We have acted for government departments for nearly twelve years. We understand procurement processes, evaluation methodology, and the legal framework from the inside. That same knowledge now works for you.
If you have delivered goods or services to a government department and you are not being paid, you are not without options. We have extensive experience in enforcing payment obligations against government departments.
We understand the budgetary cycles, the internal approval chains, and the bureaucratic obstacles. More importantly, we know how to navigate them and, where necessary, how to litigate.
