Kromann Reumert

Real Estate, Environment, Public law, Procurement Law

Partner.

Jeppe Lefevre Olsen is a public law specialist, advising on two main areas: procurement law and other public regulatory matters, including municipal legal issues, subsidy schemes, environmental law, utilities and infrastructure. Jeppe heads Kromann Reumert’s procurement law and public contracts group.

He advises on all procurement law aspects, assisting in particular contracting authorities calling for tenders. From the initial strategic considerations and market dialogues, the drafting of the tender documents and the completion of the tender process to the final contract and commencement of the cooperation.  

Jeppe also assists clients in identifying business opportunities in tenders, submitting tenders and filing complaints as well as in any legal issue arising during the cooperation.

With experience from “both sides”, Jeppe is able to offer commercial advice on the process and the documents to facilitate a lasting cooperation, where focus is also on the “underlying” project that must be successfully implemented. That provides an important link between the process and the contract - the advice constitutes an integrated whole.  

Jeppe also provides advice on public regulation in general, including municipal legal issues, subsidy schemes, infrastructure projects, defence procurement, environmental, waste and utility issues, and on the interfaces to public law regulation and projects in a political context. It enables him to offer a package deal solution - also when feelings run high. 

Jeppe offers practical hands-on advice, having regard to the context in which it is needed. His daily contact with a large number of public and semi-public organisations and businesses enables him to meet clients’ individual needs. He stands out for his excellent communication skills, for instance when communicating with decision-makers. 

Finally, Jeppe is head of Kromann Reumert's procurement and public law knowledge ambassadors, working to strengthen internal and external knowledge sharing, including in relation to emerging trends and new regulation and case law from the relevant complaint boards and courts, and for streamlining advisory services in the practice areas. 

English, the Scandinavian languages

Formerly external lecturer on environmental law at Aarhus University Teaches frequently at conferences, in specialised network groups, and at client events Member of the Danish Procurement Law Society Member of the Association of Danish Environmental Lawyers Member of The Danish Association for Energy Law Member of the Confederation of Danish Industry's Committee for Public-Private Interaction

Master in Environmental and Energy Law (MEEL), 2010 Admitted to practise law, 2007 Master of Laws (cand. jur.), Aarhus University, 2004