Sectors
Each sector has its own specific challenges. Our specialists are ready to assist you in the legal areas listed below.
Facilities & Staffing
Facility services such as cleaning, catering, and workwear are essential for the smooth operation of any organization. Increasingly, sustainability is becoming a key focus: reducing water and energy consumption, reusing furniture, and using organic and fair trade products. Social Return is also becoming a more prominent factor in tenders, and soon, Diversity and Inclusion will be as well. These choices contribute to a positive work environment and help achieve your organizational goals.
Construction & Infra
The construction, engineering, and infrastructure sectors have long been key pillars of the Dutch economy. With population growth, the energy transition, and the housing shortage, these sectors remain vital. In the coming years, major challenges lie ahead, including sustainability efforts, infrastructure maintenance, and addressing issues related to water management and drinking water supply.
Energy & Water
The Energy and Water sectors are in full transition. We face challenges from the energy transition and the impact of climate change. Fossil fuels are being replaced by sustainable energy sources such as wind, solar, nuclear, and geothermal power. Additionally, clean drinking water requires significant investments in infrastructure and adjustments to rising sea levels.
Port & Industry
The port and Dutch industry are crucial to our economy, with a strong focus on trade, logistics, and manufacturing. At the same time, environmental regulations for businesses in this sector are increasing, with stricter rules on emissions, waste management, and sustainable energy. The energy transition to sources such as wind, solar, and hydrogen energy is playing an increasingly important role. Innovations like artificial intelligence, automation, and blockchain are transforming operations in the ports and industry, improving efficiency and transparency.