Markus Laskowsky is a solicitor and a specialist in public procurement law. He advises public contracting authorities, local authority and public-sector companies, sector-specific contracting authorities, hospital operators and private companies on all aspects of national and European public procurement law. His focus is on the legally sound structuring and management of complex procurement procedures, as well as the development of practical procurement models.
A particular focus of his work lies on projects in the fields of public infrastructure, mobility, digitalisation and healthcare. Among other things, he advises on procure-ment in public passenger transport and local rail services, public sector IT and digitalisation projects, as well as hospital and clinic procurement, including hospital IT and medical technology. In addition, he advises on grant-funded projects and procurement models under the Integrated Project Management (IPA) framework.
Markus Laskowsky supports procurement procedures from strategic preparation, through the selection of the type of procedure and the drafting of tender documents, to the evaluation of tenders and the drafting of contracts. His areas of specialisation include service specifications, suitability and award criteria, communication with bidders and negotiations. The aim of his advice is to ensure that procurement procedures are implemented efficiently, in compliance with the law and cost-effectively.
In addition, he represents clients in public procurement disputes before public procurement tribunals and higher regional courts. He regularly shares his practical experience as a speaker at lectures and training courses on public procurement law.
Markus Laskowsky advises in both German and English.
Key areas of expertise
- Public procurement law
- Local and regional public transport, mobility and public infrastructure
- IT procurement, digitalisation and healthcare
Memberships
- forum vergabe e.V.
- Munich Bar Association
