Christina Muntinghe has been a lawyer since 2007 and specialises in construction and procurement law. She advises on complex infrastructure, real estate and energy projects. A significant part of her practice focuses on matters with substantial societal impact, including energy infrastructure, grid congestion, energy storage and the decarbonisation of the built environment and mobility. Christina also advises on projects relating to national resilience and critical infrastructure.

Christina supports clients throughout the full lifecycle of procurements and projects, from initial strategy to implementation. She advises on procurement strategies, contract structuring, quasi in-house arrangements, contract modifications, the implications of the Didam judgment and legal issues relating to national security.

Christina’s background in mechanical engineering enables her to confidently navigate projects where legal, technical and governance challenges intersect. Her approach is pragmatic and solution-oriented. Whether dealing with a complex procurement, a project that has stalled or a contractual dispute, she helps clients manage risks, gain clarity on their strategic options and keep projects moving forward. While she is an experienced litigator, her focus is on preventing and resolving disputes. Clients value Christina for her ability to combine strong legal expertise with a focus on getting projects delivered.

Christina is a member of the Dutch Procurement Law Association (NVvA), the Association for Construction Law (VBR), the Dutch Energy Law Association (NeVER) and the Dutch Association for European Law (NVER).

The Legal 500 recognises her as a Leading Associate – Construction.

Work experience

• Pels Rijcken & Droogleever Fortuijn, senior lawyer in construction and procurement law (2007–2025)