We represented Elisa, Estonia’s leading telecommunications services provider, in a public procurement dispute with Estonian Railways, a railway infrastructure manager, in relation to the terms of a public tender announced by the latter. In accordance with the law At the EUR 300,000 tender, Estonian Railways sought to contract a provider of landline telephone services, including […]
We successfully represented the Estonian strategic design agency Identity in contesting the outcome of the public procurement “Developing an Integrated Marketing Strategy for Visiting, Living and the Business Environment in Lääne-Viru County”, organised by MTÜ Lääne-Viru Municipalities Union. Legitimate assessment The main issue in the dispute was the tender evaluation, that is, the number of […]
Deals & Cases / Toomas Prangli, Lauri Liivat, Kaupo Lepasepp, Piret Lappert, Piibe Lehtsaar, Kaspar Endrikson, Dr Kadri Härginen, Dr Carri Ginter, Liisa Maria Kuuskmaa, Mario Sõrm, Kadri Puu
We are advising Tallinn City Government in concluding a cooperation agreement to create a joint venture in the field of district heating, AS Utilitas Tallinna Soojus, which will be 33.34% owned by the City of Tallinn and 66.66% by the private limited company Utilitas. The joint venture will be a holding company that manages investments […]
We are representing several recipients of support paid from the state budget or European Union funds, in disputes with the Estonian state, represented by Riigi Tugiteenuste Keskus (State Shared Services Centre – RTK). Recovery of grants Recently, disputes over financial correction decisions by implementing entities have become an increasing trend in administrative disputes. In these […]
We advised the Tallinn City Government on making decisions in the public procurement process, as well as represented the city in legal disputes related to the conclusion of an innovative cooperation agreement with the world’s leading outdoor media company and the local market leader JCDecaux Eesti. As a result of the procurement contract, 1,200 sheltered […]
