We advise you on pub­lic pro­cure­ment, con­tract and sub­sidy law

Con­tract­ing author­i­ties achieve their pro­cure­ment goal — legal­ly com­pli­ant and quick­ly

We advise con­tract­ing author­i­ties on all aspects of pub­lic pro­cure­ment. Our focus is on pub­lic pro­cure­ment law, but we can also help you with all con­tract and grant issues. We han­dle pro­ce­dures for the award of con­tracts for you swift­ly and with legal cer­tain­ty, but can also pro­vide selec­tive sup­port, e.g. after receipt of a com­plaint, dur­ing the struc­tur­ing of the pro­ce­dure or pri­or to a prod­uct-spe­cif­ic pro­cure­ment. You can find out more about our ser­vices for con­tract­ing author­i­ties here.

Ten­der­ers are award­ed the con­tract, a sec­ond chance or dam­ages

We accom­pa­ny you in com­plex nego­ti­a­tion pro­ce­dures and are your experts for rejec­tion let­ters, clar­i­fi­ca­tion let­ters, exclu­sion let­ters, can­cel­la­tion notices and award block­ing let­ters. With us on your side, you won’t make any for­mal mis­takes. We safe­guard your chances of being award­ed a con­tract by means of rep­ri­mands and review pro­ceed­ings. If you have suf­fered dam­ages (e.g. lost prof­it, bid prepa­ra­tion costs), con­tact us with con­fi­dence. You can find out more about our ser­vices for ten­der­ers and can­di­dates here.

Ben­e­fi­cia­ries achieve their pro­cure­ment goal and retain their grant funds

Ben­e­fi­cia­ries are often required to apply pro­cure­ment law, but are not set up to do so. We help you with it. We will rep­re­sent you in the event that the fund­ing provider revokes and reclaims fund­ing, e.g. due to pro­cure­ment errors, expiry of the dead­line for the use of funds, pre­ma­ture com­mence­ment of mea­sures or vio­la­tions of con­di­tions or the pur­pose of the fund­ing. You can find out more about our ser­vices for ben­e­fi­cia­ries here.