Public-sector work in Greece sits at the intersection of administrative law, procurement, public finance, EU law, regulation, political scrutiny, contractual execution and dispute risk. The firm supports public bodies, state-related entities, international contractors, investors and private-sector clients engaging with the Greek state on government projects, public contracts, concessions, privatisations and authority-facing matters.

Clients and mandates in the sector have included EYDAP, the Hellenic Investment Centre, Enterprise Greece, HRADF / TAIPED, Athens International Airport and the Ministries of Defence and Development. Our work has covered public procurement, concessions, public real estate, strategic and emblematic investments, defence and national security projects, tourism and infrastructure-related mandates, energy-sector initiatives, regulatory matters, administrative disputes and privatisations.

The firm advises on the legal structures through which public-sector projects are designed, awarded, implemented, financed, challenged and restructured. This includes tender processes, concession agreements, public contracts, EU-funded programmes, public grants, state-aid and competition issues, regulatory approvals, tax and customs matters, sanctions, licensing and authority engagement.

Where public-sector matters become contentious, we support clients in administrative proceedings, judicial review, procurement challenges, regulatory disputes and tax or customs litigation. Sector work draws on public law, corporate, projects, finance, regulatory, tax, compliance and disputes experience, allowing clients to manage state-facing matters through one coordinated Greek-law team.