The changes in the procurement regulations, rooted in the Hurdal Platform's ambitions for a more sustainable and environmentally friendly business sector, will have significant implications for both suppliers and contracting authorities. The clear message is that sustainability and innovation will become even more central competitive factors, while the burden on contracting authorities to ensure climate-friendly solutions in the design and implementation of their procurements will increase.

Competition Law

Life sciences and healthcare

Procurement

State Aid and EU/EEA

Managing Associate

Anette is specialised within both competition and procurement law.

Within public procurement, Anette assists public contracting authorities and suppliers with advice and legal assessments within all types of procurement law issues. Her work comprises counselling before and during the course of procurement procedures and the contract execution phase, as well as disputes before the Public Procurement Complaints Board, and the courts. She has carried out several entire public procurement processes on behalf of clients within the public sector, and assists bidders in drafting pre-qualification applications and bids. 

Within competition law, Anette has experience from investigations and compliance work, advising in the establishment of various forms of cooperation between companies, conducting legal review of companies' agreements and business conduct and handling competition notifications of mergers and acquisitions. 

Anette has also worked as a deputy judge in the Bergen District Court.

Oslo

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Anette is specialised within both competition and procurement law.