Submit solid proposals and reduce the risk of disqualification
Legal guidance at every stage of a public procurement process, from registration to contract execution.
Participating in a public bid can be an important opportunity to grow a company. However, an incomplete document, an incorrect statement, or failure to meet a mandatory requirement can affect a proposal, even a competitive one.
Services
- Guidance for registering as a government supplier.
- Review of information registered in PanamaCompra.
- Verification of corporate documentation.
- Review of powers and authority of the legal representative.
- Obtaining and reviewing Public Registry certificates.
- Verification of compliance certificates and mandatory documents.
- Legal review of the bidding document.
- Identification of mandatory requirements and grounds for rejection.
- Preparation and legal review of proposals.
- Pre-bid meetings, questions, and observations on the bidding document.
- Review of addenda and modifications.
- Assistance in curing deficiencies.
- Filing and follow-up of administrative claims.
- Challenges within public procurement processes.
- Review of contracts with public entities.
- Follow-up of procedures before public entities.
A six-step process
- 01
Preparing the company
- 02
Analyzing the bidding document
- 03
Preparing and reviewing the proposal
- 04
Evaluation and curing deficiencies
- 05
Award, claim, or challenge
- 06
Contract execution
Frequently asked questions
We guide you through the registration process and through keeping your PanamaCompra information up to date.
Depending on the stage of the process, there may be an opportunity to cure the deficiency. We support you through that procedure.
Yes, we assess the viability of filing an administrative claim or a challenge.
No, we do not guarantee awards in public bidding processes; the decision belongs to the contracting entity.