Practice areas
IT and Technology Law
Technology does not solve tasks on its own. The people who procure it, implement it and collaborate around it do. We act as strategic advisor throughout the process.
The digitalization of the public sector places new demands on those who advise on IT procurement. It is no longer enough to know the contract. Complex EU regulations, stricter cybersecurity requirements and rapid technological development have made the field broader and more regulated. Our starting point is not the contract – it is the need. We help public and private clients understand what they actually need to solve before they start writing requirements. That leads to better procurement, stronger contracts and collaborations that last.
Our advice includes:
→ IT procurement and procurement strategy
We advise on planning and running IT tenders, with a particular focus on dialogue-based procedures – including competitive procedures with negotiation and competitive dialogue. We have a data-driven model for procurement strategy that makes sure the right questions are asked before the tender documents are written.
→ Technology law and regulation
From the GDPR to the AI Act and NIS2 – we keep track of the regulation that is relevant to you and put it into practice. We advise on what new legislation means for your procurement, your contracts and your organization.
→ IT contracts from A to Z
We draft and negotiate IT contracts and assist in the implementation phase, when the system and the organization have to come together. If disputes arise, we conduct cases before the Danish Complaints Board for Public Procurement.
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