318 results Stibbe advises Syntus and its shareholder Keolis Stibbe advised Syntus and its shareholder Keolis in connection with the procurement, acquisition, financing and maintenance of trains for the Zwolle – Enschede and Zwolle – Kampen concessions. Stibbe advises Moody’s Corporation Stibbe is advising Moody’s Corporation, the US credit rating agency, on its € 3 billion acquisition of Bureau van Dijk, a global provider of business intelligence and company information, from Swedish private equity firm EQT. Stibbe advises financial sector IT services supplier Advising a financial sector supplier of cashless transaction technologies and IT services on various contractual and regulatory issues, including those related to data center activities. Stibbe advises the Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment Stibbe advises UPS Stibbe advises an absence administration company Stibbe advises confidential client Stibbe advises EPZ Stibbe advises SITA Stibbe advises SCA Hygiene Products Stibbe advises Sodexo Stibbe advises Immo Coronmeusse Stibbe advised Immo Coronmeusse on the public procurement of redevelopment and reconstruction works of the Coronmeuse site in Liège. Stibbe advises Sofico Stibbe advised SOFICO (Société de Financement Complémentaire des infrastructures), a public investment company created by the Walloon Region, on its plans to install LED lights on the 2,300km road network. Stibbe advises leading plasma protein biotherapeutics company Stibbe advised a plasma protein biotherapeutics company on Belgium's implementation of a new Act on public procurement law that obliges Belgian hospitals to conduct a public procurement process for public contracts for the supply of medicinal products. Stibbe advises Brussels Airport Company Stibbe advised the Brussels Airport Company on the real estate aspects and bidding procedure regarding the redevelopment of the Gateway Building at Brussels Airport. Stibbe advises Q-Park Advising Q-Park in connection with the procurement dispute, initiated by P1, around parking garages in Maastricht. Case won up to and including the Supreme Court. Margie Parker-Breugem Senior Associate Amsterdam Marie Van der Elst Associate Brussels Pagination Previous page Page 15 Page 16 Current page 17 Page 18 Next page
Stibbe advises Syntus and its shareholder Keolis Stibbe advised Syntus and its shareholder Keolis in connection with the procurement, acquisition, financing and maintenance of trains for the Zwolle – Enschede and Zwolle – Kampen concessions.
Stibbe advises Moody’s Corporation Stibbe is advising Moody’s Corporation, the US credit rating agency, on its € 3 billion acquisition of Bureau van Dijk, a global provider of business intelligence and company information, from Swedish private equity firm EQT.
Stibbe advises financial sector IT services supplier Advising a financial sector supplier of cashless transaction technologies and IT services on various contractual and regulatory issues, including those related to data center activities.
Stibbe advises Immo Coronmeusse Stibbe advised Immo Coronmeusse on the public procurement of redevelopment and reconstruction works of the Coronmeuse site in Liège.
Stibbe advises Sofico Stibbe advised SOFICO (Société de Financement Complémentaire des infrastructures), a public investment company created by the Walloon Region, on its plans to install LED lights on the 2,300km road network.
Stibbe advises leading plasma protein biotherapeutics company Stibbe advised a plasma protein biotherapeutics company on Belgium's implementation of a new Act on public procurement law that obliges Belgian hospitals to conduct a public procurement process for public contracts for the supply of medicinal products.
Stibbe advises Brussels Airport Company Stibbe advised the Brussels Airport Company on the real estate aspects and bidding procedure regarding the redevelopment of the Gateway Building at Brussels Airport.
Stibbe advises Q-Park Advising Q-Park in connection with the procurement dispute, initiated by P1, around parking garages in Maastricht. Case won up to and including the Supreme Court.