Public Procurement Law

Public Procurement Law

Public Procurement Law, which regulates the procurement of goods, services, and works by the state and state economic enterprises, is a highly technical and strictly rule-bound branch of law that guarantees the spending of billions of liras in public resources within a fair, transparent, and competitive market environment. Our firm provides end-to-end legal consultancy and litigation services to domestic and international bidders, contractors, and investors—ranging from the beginning of the tender process to the liquidation of the contract—primarily under Public Procurement Law No. 4734 and Public Procurement Contracts Law No. 4335 (4735).

Drafting or reviewing tender documents, objections to administrative specifications, complaint and objection-complaint processes before the Public Procurement Authority (KİK), and filing stay of execution and annulment lawsuits before Administrative Courts constitute our core areas of expertise. We ensure that relationships between public authorities and the private sector are conducted within the framework of legal rationality and principles of equality.

Our core services in the practice area of Public Procurement Law include:

  • Reviewing tender documents (administrative and technical specifications), conducting legal risk analyses, and taking preventive measures against risks of disqualification (material/formal errors).
  • Filing annulment lawsuits in Administrative Courts against unjust debarment (blacklisting) decisions issued by administrations and managing stay of execution processes.
  • Following judicial investigations and criminal trials regarding allegations of tender rigging, prevention of competition, and criminal complaint processes.
  • Timely and properly preparing and tracking complaint and objection-complaint applications to be made by bidders before the Public Procurement Authority (KİK).
  • Executing annulment lawsuits before the Ankara Administrative Courts and the Council of State against the decisions of the Public Procurement Authority.
  • Managing the implementation of Public Procurement Contracts, progress payment disputes, price difference calculations, claims for extensions of time, and contract termination/liquidation processes.