Andersen advises businesses and public institutions on public procurement processes, from drafting tender documents to managing tender procedures and assisting bidders with offers and legal evaluations. The team also represents clients in creating and managing large infrastructure and construction projects, such as shopping centers, hospitals, and roads.
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We advise our clients on public procurement for businesses and public institutions by compiling tender documents and carrying out tender procedures, and assist bidders with making an offer and evaluating the options for legal procedures.
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We also represent our clients’ interests in creating and managing infrastructure and constructions, such as shopping centers, hospitals, hotels and public and private roads.
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27.08.2026
•Urban Planning and Environmental Law, Administrative Law and Public Procurement, Andersen in Belgium
Environmental permit applications often refer to planned infrastructure works, such as an intersection that is due to be redesigned or a new cycling connection in the pipeline. In a judgment of 20 August 2026, the Council for Permit Disputes has now set clear limits. Anyone whose permit rests on uncertain plans may be building on quicksand.

03.06.2026
•Administrative Law and Public Procurement, Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership, Andersen in Belgium
By decree dated February 27, 2026, the Flemish legislature implemented significant changes to the 2021 Flemish Housing Code. The decree focuses primarily on further expanding the supply of social housing through a new binding social housing target extending through 2042. Several new priorities in housing policy are also being introduced.

03.04.2026
•Administrative Law and Public Procurement, Real Estate, Renting and Co-ownership, Andersen in Belgium
Since 1 April 2026, notaries and real estate agents will be required to consult the new enforcement measures register for every real estate transaction. Information that often remains under the radar today will become visible tomorrow and must also be actively disclosed to purchasers.

06.11.2025
•Administrative Law and Public Procurement, Andersen in Belgium, LEGAL NEWS
Local authorities face a dilemma: they want to invest in public construction projects, but are no longer allowed to assess their own projects when these have a significant impact on the environment. A new draft decree aims to break the deadlock, but at the same time raises questions about how independent the assessment will really be when it is simply shifted to another political level.