Marie Meier advises on the structuring, planning and conduct of public procurement procedures. She advises both public-sector contracting authorities and bidders. Her procurement practice focuses on advising contracting authorities and bidders in EU-wide procurement procedures and national tender processes.
In complex procedures, she regularly acts as an external procurement office for public-sector contracting authorities. Her work covers the entire procurement process, from preparing tender documents and reviewing and evaluating requests to participate and tenders, through conducting negotiation meetings, to preparing procurement documentation and setting out the reasons for the award decision.
Her responsibilities also include the comprehensive documentation of the procurement procedure throughout its implementation.
Marie Meier studied law at the Ruhr University Bochum and at the same time completed the German-French study programme in national and European commercial law at the Université de Tours in France, which she successfully completed with a Licence en droit. She completed her legal clerkship at the Regional Court of Bochum with stations at the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection in the department for state aid control policy as well as in the legal and elective station at Luther in Essen in the area of public procurement law (Team Dr Stefan Mager).