Heussen Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH demonstrates expertise in digitisation and construction tenders and is increasingly active in defence procurement. On the construction front, the group regularly works alongside the firm's dedicated construction team to provide all-encompassing advice, from initial tenders to the handover of completed facilities. The team is led by Uwe-Carsten Völlink, who handles EU-wide procurement procedures for infrastructure, defence and IT projects. Norbert Huber supports a number of municipalities in relation to construction procurement projects, while Mark Münch structures IT tenders for his clients.
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Accolades

Client satisfaction: NPS ®

Testimonials

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  • ‘They have an extensive and deep understanding of German public procurement law.’
  • ‘Uwe-Carsten Völlink is very experienced in his field and has an excellent network. He is very hands-on and pragmatic in his advice.’
  • ‘The individuals are real experts in their field and are able to provide holistic and comprehensible legal advise on the subject at stake. They represent the "client first" value and are always available on short notice. Special mention of Uwe-Carsten Völlink.’
  • ‘High expertise, high service orientation.’
  • ‘Iris Meeßen has high expertise in procurement law and gives advice which works in practice.’
  • 'For public procurement requests we have a high-level expert as a point of contact. In case of cross-functional queries, Heussen also provides their colleagues with the necessary expertise at high level.'

Key clients

  • Farmingtons Automotive GmbH
  • Gesundheitswelt Chiemgau AG
  • Bezirkskliniken Mittelfranken
  • A+ Videoclinic GmbH
  • IHK München und Oberbayern
  • KfZ-Innung
  • IHK Würzburg-Schweinfurt
  • LHM Services GmbH
  • ESG Elektroniksystem- und Logistik-GmbH
  • Freistaat Bayern - Wirtschaftsministerium
  • Goethe-Institut e.V.
  • Helmholtz Zentrum München
Practice head

Uwe-Carsten Völlink

Other key lawyers

Norbert Huber; Mark Münch; Iris Meeßen