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Kevin Henderson

Kevin Henderson
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Kevin Henderson

Kevin Henderson

Associate


London
Kevin Henderson
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Kevin Henderson

Kevin Henderson

Associate


London

Kevin Henderson

Associate

London

T: +44 (0) 20 3400 4922

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Kevin is an Associate in BCLP’s Commercial Construction and Engineering Team. He is experienced in advising on, drafting and negotiating building contracts, alliance agreements, framework agreements, professional appointments, collateral warranties and related documents.

Kevin has experience in major industry standard forms as well as bespoke contracts, working for a range of clients including international and national consultants, contractors, employers and funders on infrastructure, transport and energy projects (including nuclear and renewables), manufacturing facilities as well as office and retail developments. 

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