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124,369 companies69,545 contracting authorities4,225 BoQs with a specified brand26,228 planning offices385,390 awardsAwards up to 1 Oct 2026

Planning office

Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH

Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH from Hamburg has received one public planning contract since 2024 (as of 1 Oct 2026).

As of: · Source: official notices (Datenservice Öffentlicher Einkauf, CC0), EU Official Journal (TED) and procurement portals · How we count

20354 Hamburg, HamburgPlanning servicesRegister No. 3835
1
planning contracts, since 12 Jun 2024
0
in the last twelve months
€18,000
median contract value, 1 stating one
?
number of bids not stated

Contracts per year

2024: 1 contracts12024

The network of this office

Contracting authoritiesServicesStadt Pattensen1Stadt Pattensen: 1Planning services1Planning services: 1Wirtschaftsrat …1 contracts

Contracting authorities

Services

  • Planning services1

Contracting authorities from the award notices, services from the planning contracts.

Recently commissioned

DateContractContracting authorityValue
12 Jun 2024Juristische BeraterleistungPlanning services · NoticeStadt PattensenLower Saxony€18,000

The 1 most recent of 1.

Questions and answers

How many public contracts has Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH received?

Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH has received 1 public planning contract since 2024. The median contract value is €18,000, calculated over 1 contract with a stated value.

Which contracting authorities does Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH plan for most often?

Most contracts came from Stadt Pattensen (1).

Which planning services does Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH provide?

Most contracts fall under “Planning services” (1).

In which German states does Wirtschaftsrat Recht Bremer Woitag Rechtsanwaltsgesellschaft mbH plan?

Most contracts came from Lower Saxony (1).