What happens when a tender applicant believes a public procurement process was unfair, biased, or conducted in breach of the law? Can an awarded tender be challenged, suspended, or even overturned? In our experience as a law firm, disputes arising from public procurement proceedings are more common than many realise, with unsuccessful bidders often questioning whether the process was truly transparent and compliant with the governing legal framework. Fortunately, the law provides structured avenues for aggrieved tenderers to seek redress. This article explores the administrative review and appeal mechanisms available in public procurement proceedings, unpacking the key procedures, timelines, and remedies that applicants should understand when challenging procurement decisions.