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Recommended lawyer for public procurement law
Johannes specialises in EU state aid and public procurement law. As a member of the Regulatory Practice Area, he advises on the implementation of public-private partnerships and represents clients before the European Commission (particularly in state aid investigations, notifications and complaints) as well as before national and EU courts. His practice focuses on infrastructure projects (e.g. in the energy and healthcare sectors), finance, and aerospace & defence.
As a certified specialist in public procurement law, Johannes also represents clients in procurement review proceedings. He further advises public authorities on the preparation and execution of EU-wide tender procedures, particularly for complex IT procurements. In addition, he advises aviation authorities on tenders under the Ground Handling Services Regulation at nearly all major German airports.
Auswirkungen des Lieferkettensorgfaltspflichtengesetzes auf das Vergaberecht, in: NZBau 2024, 67, gemeinsam mit Sebastian Rünz
Krankenhauszukunftsgesetz (KHZG) Erfahrungen aus dem Beratungsalltag, in: Health&Care Management, 07/2021, gemeinsam mit Michael Brüggemann und Vanessa Christin Vollmar
Abuse of Dominant Position in the Online World with Special Emphasis to the Definition of Relevant Markets: The Example of Google, in: Charles University in Prague Faculty of Law Research Paper No. 2021/I/4
Recommended lawyer for public procurement law
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"Michael Brüggemann and Johannes Schaadt-Wambach: experts in advising aviation authorities on tenders under the Ground Handling Services Ordinance. They have excellent knowledge of the market and outstanding legal expertise that has been tried and tested in practice. Michael Brüggemann and his team work extremely efficiently and offer practical solutions."
Comprehensive legal advice to Berlin Energie Rekom 3 on the billion-euro financing of the acquisition of Vattenfall Wärme Berlin AG by Investitionsbank Berlin, which enables the investment in the largest district heating network in Western Europe. The newly founded state-owned company BEW Berliner Energie und Wärme AG (BEW) contributes significantly to securing Berlin's long-term energy supply.
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