Lampros Stougiannos

Lampros Stougiannos practices corporate and commercial law with a focus on infrastructure, public-private partnerships and renewable energy, as well as on government contracting and procurement law.

Lampros advises private and public sector clients on the development, construction and operation of projects in a variety of sectors, including transportation and transit, municipal and social infrastructure, healthcare, energy, mining and real estate.

He possesses strong, established regional and global knowledge on matters involving the structuring, procurement, financing, construction, operation and maintenance of projects implemented under a range of delivery models, both in Canada and abroad. His experience includes advising in regards to public-private partnership, EPC, EPCM, design-build, outsourcing, and operations and maintenance arrangements. He also skillfully guides and counsels both governments and bidders on issues relating to both public and private procurement mechanisms, including on the preparation of tender documentation.

Lampros is a sought-after writer and speaker on legal topics relating primarily to construction and infrastructure law, including on issues surrounding the use of Building Information Modeling (BIM) processes, smart contracts and Integrated Project Delivery (IPD) in the construction sector.

Called to the bar: Québec, 2008; New Brunswick, 2019; Ontario, 2020