Performance & Stability
How Does the Duty of Fairness Differ between a Public Sector Tender and a Private Sector Rfp?
The duty of fairness in a public tender is a legally mandated, transparent process, while in a private RFP, it is a discretionary, confidential business practice.
What Is the Role of a Fairness Monitor in a High-Stakes Rfp Evaluation?
A Fairness Monitor is an independent observer who ensures an RFP evaluation is conducted with integrity, transparency, and adherence to procedure.
How Does the Standstill Period Affect a Bidder’s Ability to Challenge an Rfp Award?
The standstill period provides a bidder with the leverage of time and information to challenge a flawed RFP award before it becomes final.
What Are the Grounds for a Bidder to Challenge a Public Sector Rfp Award in Court?
A bidder can challenge a public sector RFP award by demonstrating a manifest error in the evaluation process or a breach of procurement law.
