Brackmann, a procurement boutique formed in 2024, calls upon as practice heads Gert Weerheim, an expert in contentious construction and procurement law issues, and Daan Timmerman, a civil construction law expert who handles arbitration and civil litigation. The firm also handles regulatory and contract matters.

Houthoff‘s construction practice handles a mix of development projects and disputes and is well-versed in advising employers and contractors on complex procurement and regulatory issues. On the contentious side, the team is adept at Supreme Court litigation as well as arbitration.  Practice head Michel Klijn advises clients on construction, procurement, and contract law issues within projects and disputes. Sander van den Boogaart focuses on construction contracts, while Dolf de Jong brings notarial expertise to construction projects and investments.

Stibbe B.V. and Business Development handles the full gamut of construction issues concerning PPP/PFI, commercial, and infrastructure projects. The team also has expertise handling disputes before all levels of courts as well as in mediation and arbitration proceedings. Heading the practice, David Orobio de Castro is a leading authority on DBFMO contracts in infrastructure projects. Fellow co-head Ingmar de Groot specialises in contentious and non-contentious construction matters and infrastructure projects. Iris Hendriksen is well-versed in handling complex construction contracts and advising on construction conflicts.

AKD‘s construction and real estate practice aids clients throughout projects from initial tendering stages to execution, offering cross-disciplinary support. A key area of focus is the sustainability and low-carbon development space, assisting in the construction of green energy and real estate projects. The team was recently strengthened by the arrival of Jan-Willem Raadgever, who joined the firm in 2025 from Lexence. Raadgever is known for his international construction project work and is a key port of call among overseas clients entering into the Dutch market. Sander Engels focuses on construction and infrastructure projects across Europe.

DLA Piper‘s construction practice excels in drafting and negotiating the full spectrum of construction contracts, as well as handling civil court proceedings and arbitration. design & construct contracts, construction team agreements and other contract forms. Core areas of focus include industrial, renewable energy, and commercial infrastructure projects. Heading the practice, Janet Meesters specialises in construction and public procurement law. Meesters is supported by Anne Josephus Jitta and Max Radovic, who are both well-versed in construction issues.

Construction boutique Duet advocaten B.V. advises public-sector bodies on the full lifecycle of construction projects, focusing particularly on the rail, energy and infrastructure sectors. Daniel Santurio González specialises in contracting strategies, while Nienke Keus-Goldberg often litigates before civil courts and handles arbitration proceedings. Giulia van den Beuken is noted for her work drafting tender documents, contracts and terms and conditions. Sanne Groenwold focuses on construction and procurement disputes and also handles tender procedures. Eveline Snijders advises on rail and public transport projects. Christina Muntinghe joined the firm.

Pels Rijcken acts for the State of the Netherlands, public contracting authorities and Dutch municipalities on the tendering and execution of public construction projects as well as any disputes which arise throughout the construction process. It is well-versed in advising on construction and redevelopment projects with national security concerns as well as urban developments of public housing and landmark buildings. The team is led by Mark Birnage, who focuses on procurement and contracting issues in projects; Maarten van Rijn, who handles construction and public procurement litigation; and Jeanile Weyne, who centres her practice on complex construction contracts. Michael van Rijckevorsel is a further key contact.  Pieter Stuijt retired from private practice in 2025.

Straatman Koster Advocaten is a specialist real estate and construction firm, acting for public and private sector clients on the construction of PPP and PFI projects as well as commercial assets. It is well-versed in numerous asset classes from office and residential to energy and logistics. The team is led by Hugo Strang who is an expert in civil construction law. A further construction law specialist is Paul Richter, who brings a wealth of expertise in the contracting of residential projects as well as the handling of construction disputes.

Bird & Bird‘s construction and infrastructure practice regularly advises on circular economy, utility, infrastructure and energy projects. The non-contentious team is led by Andrea Chao, who assists on complex projects from a construction and procurement law perspective. On the contentious side, Evelyn Tjon-En-Fa helms the practice. Tjon-En-Fa regularly represents international telecom service providers in liability cases involving construction damage and also handles other construction and infrastructure disputes.

CMS is adept at handling energy, infrastructure and construction projects for domestic and international clients, focusing particularly on arbitration and construction disputes involving commercial and regulatory issues. Arno Moret leads the team and is well-versed in construction arbitration as well as multiple contracting forms such as DBFMO. Co-head Jeroen Berlage leads on infrastructure and project matters and also represents clients in and out of court. The firm was recently bolstered by the arrival of Louisa Engels, who is sought after for her sustainability expertise in public procurement and infrastructure projects.

Dentons‘ construction practice group acts as international counsel on cross-border construction mandates. A core area of focus is renewable energy projects involving solar, biomass, BESS, wind, and hydrogen technologies, while the team is also well-versed in infrastructure projects and PPP agreements. Practice head Başak Küçük is experienced in handling international construction matters and project development. Küçük focuses on the renewable energy sector and often advises clients on the development of sustainable projects as well as FIDIC-related queries. Ian McGrath left the firm in 2025.

Ploum centres its construction practice around international construction law, renewable energy projects and procurement law issues. Building off its longstanding expertise in negotiating FIDIC contracts, the team is well-versed in representing clients in construction arbitration disputes involving FIDIC issues. Construction specialist Jacob Henriquez spearheads the practice and pairs an engagement in large-scale FIDIC projects with expertise in handling construction disputes. Tjinta Terlien also assists clients with construction and procurement law issues.

Six Advocaten specialises in construction law and procurement law, assisting clients with non-contentious and contentious issues across the commercial real estate, logistics, and transport infrastructure segments. Wouter Post handles construction law issues and is noted for his work on multi-function inner city real estate projects, Fabian Horsting is the go-to for procurement law and construction issues, and Erik Verweij excels in procurement procedures. The three co-lead the practice.

STAUNCH‘s construction practice is spearheaded by founder Stefan Derksen, who leads on high-stakes construction disputes and arbitration. Derksen is also noted for his expertise in handling mechanisation projects in the logistics sector. The practice also features Lútsen de Vries, who handles a mix of advisory and disputes work in the construction sector. The firm acts for employers and owners as well as contractors in construction mandates.

Van der Feltz Advocaten combines its expertise in administrative and civil law to advise on both contentious and non-contentious construction issues. It often handles project and environmental law issues, complementing its specialisms in construction law and procurement law. Marc Houweling leads the team alongside Willem van der Werf. Houweling focuses on construction projects and public procurement matters, while Van der Werf is a real estate specialist. Adinda de Jonge assists with contentious and non-contentious construction law issues, including representing clients before the Dutch courts.

Van Doorne is a notable advisor on contentious and non-contentious issues impacting residential, healthcare, energy, and logistics projects. Its contentious practice is led by Mark Moolhuizen, who excels in handling litigation and arbitration concerning construction contracts. Fellow co-lead Jordie Bakker focuses on the construction of domestic and international assets. Co-head Nicole Soliana centres her practice on contract and liability law, acting for property developers, contractors, investors and government authorities.

Kennedy Van der Laan‘s construction and real estate team advises domestic and international corporates and contractors on construction, public procurement and real estate matters. It guides clients throughout the whole project lifecycle, advising on the tender, design and construction, alongside representing clients in potential post-construction litigation. Richard-Jan Roks leads the team and advises on construction law issues and also provides representation in litigation proceedings.

Lexence aids clients in the drafting and negotiation of construction contracts, demonstrating a strong grasp of FIDIC and DBFMO contracts. It also has the capability to handle construction disputes before civil courts and arbitration venues. The construction team is a part of the firm’s real estate practice and is co-led by real estate specialist Bob Bekker alongside Bas Martens, who handles the full spectrum of construction law issues. Jan-Willem Raadgever left the firm in April 2025.

NautaDutilh advises domestic and international real estate funds, investors, developers and contractors on infrastructure and construction projects. It is particularly well-versed in the greenfield and brownfield development of industrial sites such as data centres and chemical plants. David van Ee leads the team and focuses on project development and transactions. Van Ee also handles tender disputes and other contentious construction issues.

NewGround Law B.V. offers focused expertise in the real estate and construction sectors. The 'knowledgeable and pragmatic' team is jointly led by Erwin Noordover, Renée Fennis and Charles van Rijckevorsel, who are all experienced in handling construction mandates involving building law, infrastructure issues and sustainable energy. Together, the practice assists clients with contracting negotiations, building and environmental permits and tender procedures.

Sight Advocaten specialises in real estate, environmental and planning law as well as construction. It acts for construction companies, project developers, investors and public authorities in contentious and non-contentious construction mandates. Saskia Könemann jointly leads the team with Sebastiaan Sellenraad; Könemann represents large and small contractors and architects in construction disputes, while Sellenraad is a civil real estate law specialist who handles urban developments and redevelopments.