Sabine Alvarez Privado joins bpv Huegel’s Public Procurement Practice as Attorney at Law

Focus on contracting-authority public procurement in the fields of IT/technology, healthcare and construction.

Vienna, 18 October 2023. The law firm bpv Huegel is pleased to introduce Sabine Alvarez Privado as its latest lawyer. She brings a strong specialisation in public procurement and medical law. Her arrival will further strengthen bpv Huegel’s ability to advise clients on contracting-authority procurement processes, particularly in the IT/technology, healthcare and construction sectors.

Sabine Alvarez Privado brings experience from renowned procurement law firms and has a broad educational background: Law at the University of Vienna, specialising in medical law,business administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, specialising in corporate management, management consultancy and controlling, as well as strategy and organisation, master’s programme in medical law and university course information and media Law. She is also fluent in French and Spanish.

“We are proud to welcome Sabine Alvarez Privado to our team. Her specific expertise in procurement law is a valuable addition. Her arrival further strengthens the high representation of women in the firm, which has long been one of our strengths. We look forward to working together,” says Co-Managing Partner Florian Neumayr.

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