Advokatfirmaet Berngaard
Legal advice for businesses in construction, real estate, trade, industry and environmental matters
About Advokatfirmaet Berngaard
Advokatfirmaet Berngaard is a law firm providing legal advice in selected specialist areas, including construction, real estate, trade, industry and environmental matters. Its lawyers combine legal expertise with industry and commercial insight.
The firm serves businesses and assembles specialised teams around clients’ legal and commercial needs. It is based in Oslo and was founded in 2006.
Product: Legal advisory and representation services for business clients in specialist practice areas.
Public tenders won
3 tenders won since 1 Jan 2024 from 3 public buyers in Norway, worth 93.0M NOK as awarded. From EU award notices (TED) that name Advokatfirmaet Berngaard by its registry number.
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