With regard to procurement legislation, what is involved in the ‘mandatory standstill period’?

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 09:29

The standstill period is essentially the period after a contract award decision is made, during which tenderers and any remaining concerned candidates are able to legally challenge the award decision notice (the standstill letter).

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With regard to procurement legislation, what is involved in the ‘mandatory standstill period’?

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