Andrew specialises in advising on major commercial projects with a focus on the transformation of businesses through outsourcing and technology.

Andrew's experience

  • Represented Heathrow Airport Limited in ongoing work related to a significant transportation project involving the Department for Transport and First Greater Western Limited.

  • Advised Heathrow Airport Limited on the proposed sale of its class 360 rolling stock units to Bombela Concession Company and the proposed sale of its class 332 rolling stock units to Vivorail pursuant to a procurement process.

  • Advising an international hub airport on energy efficiency in transport, including the use of new technology solutions to enable enhanced passenger experience.

  • Advising a leading airline on a range of projects to embed increasing use of technology into its operations so as to allow it to meet climate-related targets.

  • Advising an energy services supplier on connected home solutions, the development and marketing of new products, technology to allow mobile connectivity with home-based energy products, international regulation governing export and a range of related commercial agreements relating to energy-efficient goods and services

  • Advising Port of Tilbury London Limited on all aspects of the implementation of its Tilbury2 scheme which involves the construction of a new port terminal and associated facilities (including an extensive rail spur with sidings to connect the development to existing networks), which is now at the construction stage following grant of the DCO in February 2019. The scheme was authorised by statutory instrument, which was developed alongside a suite of agreements with Network Rail and involved the drafting of complex provisions to deal with the operational interface between the existing Port of Tilbury's rail sidings, the London to Southend line and the Tilbury2 rail proposals, particularly on land matters and existing connection agreements.

  • Advised the Financial Conduct Authority on its current major transformation project, involving the development of strategy to support the move to a multi-supplier service structure, with lead responsibility for structuring the legal model, drafting the relevant contracts and negotiating with suppliers, as well as providing wider commercial advice.

  • Advising the Ministry of Justice on the procurement of prisoner escort, bail accommodation and approved debt enforcement services

  • Advising Centrica Hive on the development of smart energy products, engagement with government and joint ventures with suppliers and others

  • Advising the Department for Work and Pensions on IT contract re-negotiation and reprocurement

Credentials

  • 2026
    Thomson Reuters Stand Out Lawyer
  • 2020
    Financial Times “Standout” CleanTech Practice
  • 2010
    Joined Pinsent Masons
  • 2000
    Qualified - England and Wales
  • 1998
    Simmons & Simmons - Managing Associate
  • 1997
    College of Law - LPC
  • 1995
    University of Bristol - LL.B (Hons)
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Out-Law / Insight by Andrew Brydon

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