Transparent. Compliant. Defensible.
At Seanego Attorneys, we understand that procurement law sits at the heart of fair and efficient public administration. Whether you are a public entity tasked with acquiring goods and services, or a private company bidding for government contracts, our team ensures full legal compliance while protecting your interests.
We advise and represent clients in all matters related to procurement frameworks, including the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), Municipal Finance Management Act (MFMA), Preferential Procurement Regulations, and constitutional principles of fairness, equity, transparency, competitiveness, and cost-effectiveness.
Legal Advice on Procurement Processes
Strategic guidance on designing and implementing compliant and defensible procurement systems.
Drafting and Reviewing Bid Documentation
Assistance with tender notices, bid specifications, evaluation criteria, and contract terms.
Bid Dispute Resolution and Litigation
Representing clients in bid challenges, internal appeals, and reviews in courts or tribunals.
Training for Procurement Committees and SCM Officials
Workshops and compliance training for Supply Chain Management (SCM) units on procurement best practices.
Internal Reviews and Compliance Audits
Assessing procurement procedures and identifying areas of legal risk or non-compliance.
Legal Opinions on Irregular, Wasteful or Unlawful Expenditure
Expert analysis and recommendations where procurement processes have been questioned or challenged.
Should you need any assistance, please do not hesitate to get in touch. For immediate enquiries, kindly contact us by phone.
Call : 011 466 0442 / 031 612 0102
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Specialised Expertise: We bring legal clarity to complex procurement rules and regulations.
Bespoke Solutions: We tailor our advice to your institution’s regulatory context and operational needs.
Credible & Practical: We don’t just identify legal risks—we help you fix them and move forward.
A fair and transparent process is one where all potential suppliers have equal opportunity, bid criteria are clear and applied consistently, and decisions are based on merit and law. It must comply with constitutional values and the applicable procurement regulations (such as PFMA or MFMA).
Yes. We assist both bidders and public entities with disputes. If you believe a tender was awarded irregularly, we can initiate internal appeals, lodge formal bid challenges, or take the matter to court if necessary.
Absolutely. We provide practical workshops and training sessions focused on compliance, recent legal developments, and how to avoid irregular or unlawful procurement practices.
