The Ukrainian Procurement Architecture: What Has Changed Since 2022

BY MAKSYM KOVALENKO · PUBLISHED 31 JANUARY 2026 · 8 MINUTE READ · KYIV

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Maksym Vasyliuk

Founding Partner · Kyiv

Maksym leads Northline Counsel's Ukrainian operations and manages the firm's Ukrainian legal entity, Ultra Vires LLC.

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