My name is Miro Verschoor. I specialise in Dutch and European procurement law. Drawing on this expertise, I advise and litigate on all aspects of procurement: designing tender procedures, drafting and assessing tender documents, testing situations in relation to exceptions under procurement law (such as extreme urgency, quasi-in-house arrangements, horizontal cooperation and the lack of competition for technical reasons) and conducting complex preliminary relief proceedings and proceedings on the merits. In this capacity, I act on behalf of both contracting authorities – including local and regional authorities and autonomous administrative bodies – and tenderers.
In addition, I advise local and regional authorities, such as municipal or provincial authorities and water boards, on the structuring of financial relationships and transactions. I ensure that they can be confident that these relationships and transactions comply with state aid law and the Public Enterprises (Market Activities) Act.
Before joining Nysingh, I studied Business Law at Radboud University and worked for a law firm in Amsterdam. After graduating, I worked for six months as a legal assistant at Nysingh
I work with precision, clarity and pragmatism. My aim is to break down complex legal issues into practical options that clients can actually use to move forward. I also believe it is important to align closely with the administrative and organisational context in which public authorities and companies operate.
My colleagues and I know our way around procurement law. We share our expertise regularly via our website, online seminars, newsletters and events. If you’d like to know more, I’d be happy to help.
Feel free to call or e-mail me.