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I was excluded from a tender or received a debarment; can I object?

Yes. Decisions to exclude a bidder from a tender and debarment decisions can be made the subject of an objection and an action for annulment if they are contrary to law or procedure. Because debarment directly affects your commercial activity, speed is critical. We review the decision and strategically assess both the administrative objection and the judicial route.

Updated · July 20261 min readCategory · Practice & Disputes
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Yes. Decisions to exclude a bidder from a tender and debarment decisions can be made the subject of an objection and an action for annulment if they are contrary to law or procedure. Because debarment directly affects your commercial activity, speed is critical. We review the decision and strategically assess both the administrative objection and the judicial route.

Yes. Decisions to exclude a bidder from a tender and debarment decisions can be made the subject of an objection and an action for annulment if they are contrary to law or procedure. Because debarment directly affects your commercial activity, speed is critical. We review the decision and strategically assess both the administrative objection and the judicial route.

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