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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 28342, member: 2262"]
When you want to challenge government buying decisions in Zimbabwe, you need to send your paperwork to the right place. The law states you must apply through the Public Procurement Regulatory Authority, known as PRAZ. This comes from section 74 of the Main Procurement Act and section 56 of the related rules created in 2018.

PRAZ handles all the office work for review panels, taking care of the daily tasks needed to organize these challenges. They act like the front desk for the entire review system. Every proper application needs three key items: your filled-out challenge form, any proof documents that back up your claims, and legal permission papers if someone else files for you.

As soon as PRAZ receives your application papers, they mark them down in their official challenge book and give each case its own reference number immediately. This tracking system helps everyone keep tabs on where your challenge stands in the process.

The review system exists because Zimbabwe's law recognizes that companies deserve a fair chance when competing for government contracts. Making sure you include all required information makes the challenge process work smoothly. Missing documents can cause delays or even lead to your application being rejected before anyone examines the actual issues you raised.
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