Caroline Ackermann

Caroline Ackermann provides contracting authorities and companies with tailor-made, solution-oriented advice on procurement procedures at national and EU level (in particular, procedures according to the German Public Procurement Ordinance), as well as advising on procurement review procedures.

Having been head of a procurement office of the City of Munich for several years, Caroline Ackermann has a special understanding of the needs of contracting authorities, and of their internal structures and processes.

Caroline Ackermann notably assists with procurement procedures in the following areas:

• Procurement of IT
• Planning services
• Urban development/architectural design competitions
• Building construction
• Hospitals
• Schools
• Day care centres
• Emergency services
• Subsidised measures

Real Estate
IT Law
State, Administration, Public Undertakings
Public Subsidies/State Aid Law
Public Procurement Law

Caroline Ackermann worked as a lawyer at two international commercial law firms in Munich (Germany) from 2014 to 2016. She then joined the Group Legal Department of Münchener Rückversicherungsgesellschaft, where she worked as an in-house lawyer from 2016 to 2019. From 2019, she was head of a procurement office of the City of Munich. Caroline Ackermann joined Luther as a public procurement lawyer in September 2022.