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I am a partner leading the procurement law team within Bevan Brittan’s Commercial and Infrastructure Department.
My work involves advising central government departments, local authorities, NHS bodies, universities and housing associations on the application of the procurement rules in tendering contracts, applying exemptions and establishing co-operation arrangements.
I advise on procurements across the breadth of the firm’s project sectors including establishing joint ventures and strategic partnerships; housing regeneration schemes; schools construction; hospital and health centre development; renewable energy and district heating projects; waste collection, recycling and processing; highways; leisure facilities development and services; professional services; ICT infrastructure; local authority social care and NHS health services.
Matthew Mo is an absolute expert in his field, very technically minded and academic.
I am recommended by the Lexology Index as a leading lawyers for public procurement matters and am also ranked in Chambers & Partners for public procurement.
Matthew has encyclopedic knowledge about all aspects of procurement regulation.
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The Road To Reform Section 7
24/03/2022
A series of short articles investigating the anticipated public procurement reforms
Autumn Public Procurement Bootcamp
03/11/2021
How do you ensure transparency whilst also preserving confidentiality?
Public Procurement: Lease or Public Works Contract. Where’s the...
25/05/2021
European Commission v Republic of Austria
Lessons learned from Delivery of Major Infrastructure Projects
16/02/2021
The 39th report of the House of Commons Committee of Public Accounts
Procurement: Development agreement declared ineffective
16/11/2018
Development agreements, ineffectiveness and VEAT notices - Faraday Development Ltd v West Berkshire Council [2018] EWCA Civ 2532
