Your bid for the win

Legal support for tenders

Platform accreditation, bid preparation and bank guarantees — we support participation in procurement under Federal Laws 44-FZ and 223-FZ.

Precision where there is no room for chance

Tell us about the procurement by phone — we will tell you what to prepare and by when.

8 909 440-80-80

9:00 AM to 9:00 PM
every day

Price list

Tender support

Full legal support for tenders

Full support of procurement participation, from bid to contract.

from 35,000 ₽

Electronic platform registration and accreditation

Help getting access to trading platforms.

from 30,000 ₽

Quotation request preparation

Preparing a bid for procurement participation.

from 3,000 ₽

Bank guarantee under 44-FZ and 223-FZ

Help arranging a bank guarantee to secure a bid.

from 30,000 ₽

Tender support: where bids most often get rejected

Tender bids are usually rejected not for the quality of the offer but for formal mistakes — an incorrectly filed declaration, missing bid security, or a mismatch with the platform's requirements. Legal support lowers the risk of a rejection on formal grounds.

44-FZ vs 223-FZ — what is the difference

44-FZ governs procurement for state and municipal needs with stricter procedural requirements. 223-FZ applies to procurement by certain types of legal entities (state-owned companies, natural monopolies) and allows more flexibility in supplier selection rules.

Why a bank guarantee is needed

A bank guarantee secures a bid or contract performance instead of freezing the participant's own funds — this avoids tying up working capital for the whole procurement period.

How to start preparing for a tender

Describe the procurement to a lawyer — we will assess which documents and guarantees are needed and the deadline to prepare.

8 909 440-80-80

Questions about tenders

How long does platform accreditation take?

Usually from a few days to a week, depending on the platform and how complete the submitted documents are.

What if a bid gets rejected?

A complaint can be filed with the antimonopoly service if the rejection was unlawful — we will assess the prospects after reviewing the specific procurement documents.

Is a bank guarantee needed for every tender?

Not always — it depends on the specific procurement's requirements and contract value; sometimes a cash bid deposit is enough.

What documents are needed to register on an electronic platform?

The organization's incorporation and accounting documents, and documents confirming qualifications - the exact list depends on the specific procurement's requirements, which we clarify before starting.

What is the practical difference between 44-FZ and 223-FZ procurements for a bidder?

44-FZ governs procurement for state and municipal needs under stricter, uniform procedural requirements; 223-FZ applies to procurement by certain legal entities and gives the customer more freedom in supplier-selection rules.

Can I bid on a tender for the first time, with no procurement experience?

Yes, but it requires accreditation on the electronic platform and careful preparation of the first bid - bids are most often lost at the start due to formal mistakes.

What if a bid deposit is required but I don't have free cash?

A bank guarantee is the standard alternative to a cash deposit - it confirms the readiness to fulfill obligations without tying up the bidder's working capital.

Can the requirements of a specific procurement be challenged if they seem unjustified?

Yes, a bidder can file a complaint with the antimonopoly service if the procurement documentation's requirements violate the law - we assess the prospects after reviewing that tender's documentation.