BIT Law advises PUC Belgrade Metro and Train on a EUR 720 million design and build contract with contractor PowerChina for the civil works of the first phase of Line 1 of the Belgrade Metro, identifying Lot 2 as a distinct section.

Over the past two decades, the Greek State has increasingly relied on self-financing techniques for large-scale infrastructure projects, namely concession agreements and public-private partnership (PPP) agreements which differ from the traditional public works contracts first of all in terms of private financing (either through equity or bank financing) provided by the contractor against consideration. At the same time, the contractor assumes significant part of the associated economic and business risks.

Koutalidis has advised a consortium comprising Fraport Frankfurt Airport Services Worldwide, Delta Airport Investments, and Pileas on a 40-year concession for Kalamata Airport Captain Vassilis Konstantakopoulos via a tender conducted by Growthfund, the National Fund of Greece.

Schoenherr has advised Otokar on a USD 1 billion public contract with Romanian state company Romtehnica, an entity of the Ministry of National Defence.

JDP has advised the consortium of Gulermak and Budimex whose bid was selected in a tender for the construction of the Jawornik–Lutcza section of the S19 expressway.

CMS has advised the Czech Skoda Group on winning a second order from Bulgaria's Ministry of Transportation for five four-car electric trains.