Government Transactions, Procurement & Bidding
We help bidders, contractors, and public officials navigate government procurement under the Government Procurement Reform Act — from eligibility and bidding through award, contract performance, and protest. Deep administrative and election-law capability completes the public-sector suite.
What we handle
- Government procurement and bidding (GPRA)
- Bid-protest and blacklisting defense
- Public contracts, MOAs, and concessions
- Election law and COMELEC proceedings
- Administrative discipline and regulatory dealings
Insights on government transactions, procurement & bidding
RA 12009, the New Government Procurement Act, revised RA 9184 with new procurement principles, modes, and planning rules for all government agencies.
Competitive dialogue is a new procurement mode under RA 12009 that lets agencies hold a two-stage bidding process to finalize complex project requirements.
Blacklisting bars a contractor and its affiliates from all government procurement. Learn how the penalty works under the IRR of RA 12009 and how to respond.
The RA 12009 IRR took effect after publication, but the transition from RA 9184 is governed by specific rules on pending and ongoing procurement.
Procurement practitioner certification in the Philippines is mandated under RA 12009, which requires a competency and certification framework for procurement professionals.
How unsolicited proposals and the Swiss challenge work under the New Government Procurement Act, including the bid matching rules and award conditions.