JOSEPH MUSINGUZI

A detail-oriented and proactive Legal Professional with over 3 years of experience in corporate, commercial, and public procurement law. Demonstrated expertise in contract review, legal research, dispute resolution, and ensuring regulatory compliance. Proven ability to manage complex legal processes, mitigate risks, and provide strategic support to legal teams. Adept at leveraging legal technology to enhance efficiency and accuracy. Most importantly, seeking to apply my strong analytical and drafting skills to protect the interests and ensure the compliance of a dynamic corporation when tasked.

• CERTIFICATE OF LEADERSHIP (Firm F7 Leader-2023-2024)
• PUBLIC PROCUREMENT AND DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC ASSETS (July 2024-October 2024)
• TAX AND ADMINISTRATION (August 2022-January 2023)

• Age: 29
• Nationality: Ugandan

• INSOLVENCY
• PPDA
• CORPORATE & COMMERCIAL
• CIVIL & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

• K-Solutions Limited v Ministry of Water and Environment, 30 of 2023, 2023-12-14, The Application was allowed. The award to the Best evaluated Bidder was set aside.
• Quality Inspection Services Inc Japan Vs Uganda National Bureau of Standards, 9 of 2024, Application dismissed by the Tribunal. The PDE was ordered to continue with the procurement process to its logical conclusion.
• Rexco Limited Vs Budaka District Local Government, 10 of 2024, The Accounting Officer should make the decision within 10 days from receipt of the complaint.
• Global paper products Limited Vs Uganda National Examinations Board, 11 of 2024, Appeal was allowed in part. The tribunal substituted the impugned cancellation with its own cancellation of the disposal process.
• Juan Carlos Surace Limited Vs Masindi District Local Government, 12 of 2024, Application was allowed and the Respondent directed to re-evaluate the bids within 10 working days from the date of the Tribunal’s decision.
• Fueless Technologies Limited Vs Mbale City Council, 13 of 2024, The Application was struck out as there was no complaint for administrative review before the Accounting Officer in the first place.
• Nami Hardware Ltd Vs Mbale District Local Government, 14 of 2024, The Procuring entity can seek clarification under Regulation 7 of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets (Evaluation) Regulations, 2023.
• Multiplex Ltd v Masaka City Council, 15 of 2024, A bidder dissatisfied with the decision of the Accounting Officer has 10 working days to file an application to the Tribunal.
• Raxio Data Centre SMC LTD Vs Bank of Uganda, 21 of 2024, The accounting officer’s decision made and communicated to the Applicant on May 24, 2024 was made in breach of the law and no decision at all.
• Nam Terminal Consults Ltd Vs Mbale District Local Government, 16 of 2024, An accounting officer is duty bound to advise a complainant on the prescribed Administrative Review fees and where to pay the said fees.
• Pynet Technologies SMC Ltd v Ministry of Lands, Housing & Urban Development, 34 of 2024, The time given for the Accounting officer to make and communicate a decision must prevail over the timeline of ten days stipulated in section 89(7) of the Public Procurement and Disposal of Public Assets Act.

• Mr. Anthony Mutyaba Katamba v MTN (U) Ltd, 202 of 2019, Ongoing
• Ms. Betty Kamya v Miria Matembe, 2022, Under hearing
• CHONGQING INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION V COLAS & RUSHFA, 2019, Settled out of court
• CHONGQING INTERNATIONAL CONSTRUCTION CORPORATION V ZENITAKA-HYUDAI, 2020, Settled out of court
• ELIZABETH KUTOZI MUZITO V DAVID MUZITO BAGENDA, 2013, 2021-05-10, determined.
• War Child UK v Agaru Cooperative Savings & Credit Society Limited, CADER/ARB/No.49/2017, determined.