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Government and private sector tenders for infrastructure projects involve complex procurement rules and contractual frameworks. Disputes in tender processes, contract performance, and project execution require specialized knowledge of procurement law and project financing.
We advise bidders on tender compliance, represent contractors in disputes with project authorities, and pursue claims for cost overruns, delays, and contractual disputes. We combine procurement expertise with project understanding.
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We manage disputes in infrastructure sectors (roads, power, water, airports) understanding unique features of public procurement, concession agreements, and performance-based contracting.
Grounds include non-compliance with eligibility criteria, technical specifications, or procedural requirements; submission of non-responsive bids; or material defects in bid preparation.
Yes, bidders can challenge rejection before tender-issuing authority and subsequently before administrative forums (CAT) or civil courts. We assess whether grounds for rejection are justified.
Contract variations are typically adjusted if necessitated by unforeseen circumstances, changes in scope, or errors in design. Contractors must seek written approval and document cost basis for additional compensation.
Delays may be contractor-caused (liquidated damages apply), authority-caused (time extension with cost adjustment), or force majeure (time extension without cost adjustment). Classification significantly affects liability.
Many contracts allow termination for convenience by the authority, though contractor is compensated for work completed and demobilization costs. Contract language determines termination compensation.
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