Infrastructure/PPP/Public Procurement

Positive Poland: A Buzz Interview with Agnieszka Janicka of Clifford Chance

Despite a potential recession and high-interest rates, the overall outlook for the Polish market remains optimistic, with robust M&A activity in sectors such as IT, infrastructure, renewable energy, and gaming, according to Clifford Chance Office Managing Partner Agnieszka Janicka.

Dominik Zimm Appointed Equity Partner at DSC

Former Partner Dominik Zimm has been elevated to an Equity Partner position at DSC Doralt Seist Csoklich.

Karanovic & Partners Advises Mandated Lead Arrangers on Istrian Y Motorway Facilities Restructuring

Ilej & Partners in cooperation with Karanovic & Partners has advised the mandated lead arrangers on the restructuring of facilities granted for the Istrian Y motorway concession project.

Amendments to a Contract With a Contracting Authority May Constitute State Aid

The regulations allow, and even mandate, a consequential amending of a public contract in certain cases. However, they do not prejudge whether such an amendment is state aid.

Slovenia Started Its Green Transition: A Buzz Interview with Blaz Ogorevc of Selih & Partnerji

Slovenia strongly emphasizes infrastructure development as an integral component of its commitment to the green transition, together with developments in solar, wind, geothermal, and hydrogen energy projects, according to Selih & Partnerji Partner Blaz Ogorevc.

Cobalt Successful for Tukuma Auto Against Autotransporta Direkcija

Cobalt has successfully represented the interests of Tukuma Auto in a dispute against the Road Transport Administration in Latvia regarding amendments to procurement agreements executed with Nordeka for the provision of public transport services by buses on regional route networks.

Amendments to the Public Procurement Law

After 5 years of drafting and procedural manoeuvres, the Parliament of Bosnia and Herzegovina finally adopted last year amendments to the Public Procurement Law.