Ranking tables
Public Procurement | Global
South Africa
Rankings overview for Lawyers
Band 1
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Prelisha Singh Webber Wentzel7 Years Ranked- Metja LedwabaLedwaba Mazwai Attorneys
All Lawyers profiles
Band 1
1 Claire Tucker
Bowmans | Public Procurement2025 | Band 1 | 11 Years RankedClaire Tucker is a pre-eminent lawyer with notable experience of matters pertaining to procurement law, covering administrative reviews and PPPs, garnering further respect for her handling of regulatory and environmental matters.
1 Glenn Penfold
Webber Wentzel | Public Procurement2025 | Band 1 | 8 Years RankedGlenn Penfold holds a wealth of experience across the space, including an extensive track record in public procurement, licensing and administrative reviews. He acts for a range of governmental and parastatal bodies in South Africa and further afield, as well as professional associations and companies in the transportation and telecommunications industries.
1 Pippa Reyburn
ENS | Public Procurement2025 | Band 1 | 7 Years RankedPippa Reyburn is a well-reputed lawyer in South Africa's public procurement community who is active providing advice concerning infrastructure projects and PPPs as well as public sector transactions and governance. She represents a host of governmental institutions, parastatal organisations and development finance institutions.
Band 2
2 Mzukisi KotaWebber Wentzel | Public Procurement2025 | Band 2 | 7 Years RankedMzukisi Kota has developed a notable profile in the public law space, with a particularly active practice advising on tender review proceedings. Based in Johannesburg, he provides comprehensive counsel on public procurement, with activity across various industry sectors including recycling, energy and transport.
Band 3
3 Prelisha SinghWebber Wentzel | Public Procurement2025 | Band 3 | 7 Years RankedPrelisha Singh is active assisting clients in the healthcare, construction and education sectors, advising on public procurement and tender applications as well as judicial and compliance reviews.