Tobias advises public principals, grant recipients and companies comprehensively and strategically on all issues relating to public procurement and public funding law. He advises on the awarding of public tenders and designs and oversees complex procurement processes, in particular in planning and consulting services according to HOAI or AHO, construction services and delivery and services in the IT/digitalisation sector. A further key practice area is the handling of award procedures for public clients and funding recipients as an external awarding authority. If required, Tobias can handle the whole award management process.
In addition to supporting public clients in procedures under VgV, VOB/A, UVgO, SektVO and KonzVgV, Tobias supports companies in procurement procedures, for example in the verification of procurement document and offer documents as well as drafting complaints and applications for review to enforce bidders’ rights.
He also advises on private construction law and on architects’ and engineers’ law. Here Tobias supports construction projects undertaken by property developers, construction companies and project developers and advises on the in-court and out-of-court enforcement and defence of claims.
Curriculum vitae
- Studied law at the Free University of Berlin, the Humboldt University Berlin and the University of Stockholm (Sweden), 2009 to 2016
- Research assistant in procurement law at a commercial law firm, 2016 to 2017
- Legal clerkship at the Court of Appeal Berlin, including seats at Kapellmann, at the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Energy as well as the legal department of Deutsche Bahn AG, 2017 to 2019
- Specialist lawyer for procurement law since 2023
- Lawyer at Kapellmann since 2019
Further qualifications and membership
- Author of juris PraxisKommentar Vergaberecht GWB | VgV | SektVO | KonzVgV | VSVgV | VOB/A | VOL/A | UVgO | WRegG
- Lecturer at the Kommunales Bildungswerk e.V. and the BBA - Akademie der Immobilienwirtschaft e.V. für Vergaberecht and Baurecht
- Various publications on public procurement law
