The simplest way to do that is by having a robust set of contracts in place. We can use our considerable experience to help you navigate this journey. We’ll sit alongside you and work out what you want to achieve. We’ll help you identify what the big risks to achieving that are, and then devise a contract and procurement strategy that mitigates and controls those risks.
Another way to insulate yourself from unnecessary risk is to work collaboratively with your supply chain from the outset. We have pioneered development of an “alliancing” model, which seeks to bring together all parties involved in a project to share risk and opportunity from the beginning, in multiple jurisdictions around the world.
We also recognize that you don’t want to have to deal with different law firms in every area in which you operate. Through our pioneering One Construction service, you come to one firm and we’ll manage one approach to one core set of contracts around the world for you. That gives you efficiency and consistency wherever you do business.
Our Contracts and Procurements capability in Ireland
We advise on some of the largest construction, engineering and infrastructure projects in Ireland, advising both the public sector procuring these major projects and the contractors undertaking them. Our comprehensive range of services includes advising on all aspects of the procurement, negotiation, financing, build and operation of large-scale projects including Public Private Partnerships. Our lawyers can advise you on the structuring, negotiation, drafting and pricing of all forms of construction contracts. The team works across a range of sectors including government, the public sector, energy, utilities and transport.
Our lawyers are experienced in all aspects of contracts and procurement law. Our recent experience includes advising:
- a governmental office that provides financial advice to State authorities in respect of public investment projects on the procurement of various major PPP projects relating to Higher Education Facilities and Social Housing
- a Hospital Development Board on various procurement and contract law matters relating to the New Children’s Hospital in Dublin
- the state-owned electric power transmission operator in Ireland and its French counterpart, Réseau de Transport d’Electricité, on the joint procurement of an EPC contract for the Celtic Interconnector, a €1bn subsea electricity connection between Ireland and France
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