We offer comprehensive legal assistance with public procurement to both buyers and bidders. Our team of specialised lawyers is experienced in all sectors and provides support for contracts for building projects, deliveries and services. We guide our clients through the entire life cycle of a public contract, from tendering to execution. We also assist government agencies and companies in public-private partnerships (PPP) and DBFM contracts to manage complex public projects.
The tendering process is an important stage in public procurement. Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven offers custom guidance in the various facets of a tendering procedure:
Legal guidance can be essential during the execution of public contracts. We assist buyers and bidders and protect their interests through strategic and legally sound communications.
Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven has extensive experience with public-private partnerships (PPP) and DBFM contracts. Cooperation between public and private partners is essential in these forms of public procurement. Our team supports both public institutions and private companies to establish clear agreements and manage legal risks in PPP and DBFM projects.
Whether you are a buyer or a bidder, Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven offers specialised legal assistance to strengthen your position. Our team will guide you through the complex landscape of public procurement, from tender to execution. With our expertise in public procurement and PPP projects, we ensure that your projects meet the highest legal standards.
To learn more about legal guidance on public procurement, public-private partnerships or one of our other practice areas such as construction law , insurance, environmental law or IP, IT & privacy law, contact our team of specialists for an initial discussion and find out how we can support you in successfully completing your public projects. Send an email to info@legaloffice.be or call 03 448 49 92.
Caluwaerts Uytterhoeven has offices in Antwerp and Turnhout, where we provide our clients with personal and professional legal counsel.
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