The Social Housing Regulatory Authority seeks law firms to join a panel of legal service providers for a 3-year term, with a potential 2-year extension. Firms must demonstrate relevant legal expertise and capacity to support various legal matters.
The Social Housing Regulatory Authority (SHRA) is inviting bids from qualified law firms to establish a panel of legal service providers for a duration of three years, with an option to extend for an additional two years. The selected firms will provide legal services across a wide range of areas including constitutional law, procurement law, property law, and regulatory compliance, among others. This initiative aims to enhance the legal support available to SHRA in its mission to regulate and invest in the social housing sector, ensuring affordable housing for low to medium-income households.
Bidders must possess a valid registration with the Legal Practice Council and demonstrate substantial experience in relevant legal fields. The scope of work includes advising on civil and commercial litigation, preparing legal opinions, and assisting in compliance with various laws and regulations. The appointed firms will be utilized on a rotational basis, ensuring that SHRA can access specialized legal expertise as needed while promoting transformation and skills transfer within the legal profession.
This tender is suitable for established law firms with experience in public sector legal matters, particularly those specializing in areas such as constitutional law, procurement law, and property law. Firms should be capable of providing comprehensive legal support and demonstrate a commitment to transformation and skills development.