Any party that fails to object timeously to breaches of public procurement law, for example in the tender documents, the verification of the suitability of tenders, the examination and evaluation often loses at an early stage any chance of securing the award. This is annoying if one’s tender would have provided the best value for money. It is then normally too late for a review procedure under public procurement law. Any party that does not want to lose any opportunity from the outset when competing for public sector orders must thus know its rights.