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Date

June 17, 2026

Hour

10:00 am -11:00 am

Location

online online

Rejestracja

Event organised in cooperation with

The “Local Content. For the Benefit of Poland” project is part of the government’s economic philosophy and a priority of the Ministry of State Assets. The launch of the Local Content project took place on April 9.

According to the Ministry, its main objective is to localise supply chains, particularly in investments carried out by companies with State Treasury shareholdings.

What does it mean in practice for companies participating in public tenders?

Join the webinar dedicated to the “local content” to find answers to your questions.

What will we be discussing?

Local content in Poland — where does this trend come from and where is the market heading?
What changes for investors and companies implementing projects?
How to build a competitive advantage within the local content model
What to look out for in tenders and contract negotiations
Case study: examples of contractual clauses implementing local content
Practical takeaways for market participants
Q&A

The meeting will be held in Polish.

Speaker

Piotr Brzeziński, PhD

is a counsel and attorney-at-law at Gide’s Warsaw office. He specialises in dispute resolution, commercial contracts, infrastructure projects, EU/EC law, public law and data protection law.

He advises clients operating on regulated markets, with a particular focus on the defence, petrochemical, gas, mining and transport sectors. Piotr represents both contracting authorities and contractors in proceedings before the National Appeals Chamber (KIO) and courts.

Recent Key Experience includes advising in the Defence & Aerospace sector, Energy & Petrochemicals, and Industrial Expansion. Piotr also advised on a project for the construction of the first nuclear power plant in Poland.
He has been involved in the work of the Local Content Team at the Industrial Development Agency S.A., in particular with respect to contractual clauses recommended for use by public contracting authorities and investors operating on the private market.
Piotr is a long-standing lecturer at Lazarski University in Warsaw. He holds a PhD in Law from the Polish Academy of Sciences and graduated from the Faculty of Law and Administration at Lazarski University. He was admitted to the Warsaw Bar Association in 2011.