With regard to procurement legislation, what is the procedure should a legal challenge be made during the standstill period

CIPS_Expert · 22 February 2013 13:14

Under the existing legislation, the court has the legal right to suspend the procurement process, so such a challenge can delay the process. Depending on the court’s decision, the procurement process may be cancelled completely.

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With regard to procurement legislation, what is the procedure should a legal challenge be made during the standstill period

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