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TGS Baltic “excels at public procurement, competition and M&A disputes” and is “very active representing clients against state authorities.” 

Our team has the experience to address public procurement issues from all the perspectives involved in the procurement process. 

We help our clients go through the whole tendering procedure, addressing any risks that may arise, making use of legal remedies, and performing the contract in accordance with the applicable rules. We combine our legal experience with a practical approach and deep knowledge of the industries in which our clients operate, including transportation, IT, construction and energy.

We also provide assistance to public clients, helping them achieve their goals through public tenders. Our lawyers assist procuring entities with setting objectives, choosing the best legal solutions, and conducting a tender procedure until the contract is awarded.

Major Deals

  • 28.06.2019

    TGS Baltic advises Amber Grid

    TGS Baltic is advising Amber Grid AB (the client) regarding commercial and public procurement law issues for one of the key public procurements (steel pipes) of the GIPL project, including the evaluation of participants' applications and tenders and the drafting of related documents.

     

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  • 28.06.2019

    TGS Baltic advised Usaldusfond BaltCap Infrastructure Fund (BaltCap infrastructure management OU)

    TGS Baltic advised Usaldusfond BaltCap Infrastructure Fund (BaltCap infrastructure management OU) (hereinafter - BaltCap) regarding corporate and commercial issues related to structuring strategy for participation in multiple public and private partnership projects (total CAPEX value approx. EUR 15 mln) involving foreign partners. Assistance of TGS Baltic included drafting all documents for the selection contests and for the cooperation between projects team (SPV as a bidder, foreign partners, contractors and service providers). TGS Baltic represented the cient in all selection procedures of these public and private partnership projects before the awarding entities.

  • 20.05.2019

    Transfer of Vilnius City heating infrastructure

    In 2002, AB Vilniaus Šilumos Tinklai leased the heat and electricity production infrastructure of Vilnius City to UAB Vilniaus Energija for a period of 15 years. The leased infrastructure consisted of several power plants and all supporting infrastructure.

     

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  • 20.05.2019

    Vilnius street lighting system renovation

    The Vilnius city municipality signed a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement for the modernization of the city’s street lighting. The principal investment was to comprise the replacement of existing street, pedestrian crossing and tunnel light fixtures with new light emitting diodes (LED) and the implementation of a new remote control and adjustment system.

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  • 20.05.2019

    TGS Baltic represents the clients in the ongoing dispute against UAB Litesko

    In 2001, the Alytus City Municipality and company controlled by it UAB Alytaus šilumos tinklai leased the heat production infrastructure of Alytus city to UAB Litesko for a period of 15 years and assigned the heat and hot water supply activity in the respective territory to the lessee. In 2005, the parties agreed to extend the lease agreements for ten years, i.e. for the period until 2026. In 2007, the parties agreed on additional investments into a biofuel plant.

     

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  • 13.05.2019

    TGS Baltic represents Ecoservice UAB against the Competition Council

    UAB Ecoservice was suspected of having concluded a collusive bidding agreement while participating in the public procurement for the purchase of municipal waste collection and transportation services.

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Awards & Recognition

  • Legal 500

    “TGS Baltic is a go-to firm for complex civil and administrative disputes.”

    Legal 500
  • Chambers and Partners

    “The firm receives praise for its litigation expertise concerning a range of disputes.“ 

    Chambers and Partners

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