Government Procurement Act Article 76

Where the value of procurement reaches the threshold for publication, a supplier may file a written complaint with the Complaint Review Board for Government Procurement ("CRBGP") as established by the responsible entity, or the municipal or the county (city) governments, depending upon whether the procurement is conducted at the level of central government or local government, within fifteen days from the date following the date of receipt of the disposition if the supplier objects to the disposition, or from the expiry of the period specified in paragraph 2 of the preceding Article if the entity fails to dispose the case within the period. A local government which does not establish a CRBGP may entrust the responsible entity to handle the complaint.In the event that a supplier files its complaint to a wrong entity rather than the CRBGP, the date on which such complaint is filed with the wrong entity shall be counted as the date of receipt of the complaint.The entity referred to paragraph 2 shall, within three days from the date following the date of receipt of the complaint, forward the complaint to the CRBGP and shall inform the supplier to that effect.The restriction of the threshold for publication specified in paragraph 1 shall not apply to a dispute arising from not refunding or returning of bid bond, or recovery thereof prescribed in Article 31.