TPP Law Limited

TPP Law Limited

We are a specialist law firm with a clear and unique focus on supporting public service partnerships and projects.

Clients range from large public sector organisations to embryonic social enterprises and from charities and not-for-profits to commercial businesses entering public service contracts, partnerships and joint ventures.

We are particularly experienced in the sectors of education, health and social care, leisure, housing and regeneration and 'back-office' services.

Public service partnerships and projects are often high value and are usually complex transactions with a

significant degree of risk for all participants.

Whatever their perspective, our clients benefit from our wealth of experience in such critical contractual arrangements and our resourceful approach to protecting and improving their legal position.

Our combined experience, innovative approach and a “can do” attitude provides clients with the assurance of a practical and workable legal solution that will underpin the success of the entire project or partnership. We wish to become your trusted business advisor throughout the journey to creating a successful public service partnership.

Winner at The Law Society's 2008 Excellence Awards in the category of "Excellence in Practice Management Standards". uuumore

Latest News

News Release - BSF Panel Success for TPP Law uuumore

Lambeth Panel Win for TPP Law uuumore

Efficiency Savings through Smarter Procurement: The Roots Review uuumore

A New Survey - Shaping PCT Provider Services - a snapshot of progress uuumore

Central Government’s Service Contracts – Public Accounts Committee Report uuumore

TPP Law shortlisted for Niche Firm of the Year uuumore

OGC issues policy note on Contract Notices uuumore

Shaping PCT Provider Services uuumore

Budget 2009: Fiscal imperative must stimulate urgent public service reform uuumore

Academies Construction Framework - Out to Tender uuumore

Events

Procurement, Contracts and Partnerships - a series of focused legal briefings from TPP Law this spring... uuumore