Government Procurement Act Article 85

Where a review decision specifies that the procuring entity is in breach of Laws and Regulations, the procuring entity shall proceed with a lawful alternative within twenty days from the date following the date of receipt of the review decision. In the event that the procuring entity fails to proceed within the period, the supplier may file a complaint with the CRBGP within fifteen days from the date following the date of the expiry of the period.When the CRBGP makes recommendation in its decision to the procuring entity on the way of handling the matter in question, and the procuring entity declined to follow such recommendation, the procuring entity shall, within 15 days from the date following the date of receipt of the decision, report it to the superior entity for approval. If approved, the superior entity shall, within 15 days from the date following the date of receipt of such report, provide a written explanation with reasons to the CRBGP and the supplier.Where a review decision specifies that the procuring entity is in breach of Laws and Regulations, the supplier may request the procuring entity to reimburse the necessary expenses incurred by the supplier for the preparation of tender and the filing of protest and complaint.