Infrastructure

WhiteStone Legal advises developers, contractors, EPC companies, investors, lenders, concessionaires, engineering consultants, technology providers and project owners on a broad range of infrastructure and construction matters, providing commercially focused advice throughout the lifecycle of a project — from conceptualisation and procurement through execution, operation, restructuring and dispute resolution.

In the domestic market, we advise clients across sectors including transportation, highways, railways, ports and logistics, renewable and conventional energy, urban infrastructure and telecommunications infrastructure, drafting and negotiating EPC, EPCM, Design and Build and Operation and Maintenance agreements, and advising on government procurement, tender processes and Public-Private Partnership structures.

Given the increasing participation of international investors, technology providers and contractors in India’s infrastructure sector, we regularly advise on cross-border project development and foreign investment considerations, structuring investments, evaluating regulatory restrictions, negotiating international project agreements and coordinating with overseas counsel on multi-jurisdictional transactions, exchange control regulations and technology transfer arrangements.

Our multidisciplinary capability enables us to advise proactively on project administration, claims management and dispute avoidance throughout project execution, and where disputes become unavoidable, our Infrastructure team works closely with our Dispute Resolution practice to represent clients in litigation and arbitration relating to construction claims, delay claims and contractual enforcement.

Our experience includes advising on:

  • Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) contracts
  • Engineering, Procurement and Management (EPCM) arrangements
  • Design and Build contracts
  • Turnkey project documentation
  • Public-Private Partnership (PPP) projects
  • Concession agreements
  • Joint development agreements
  • Consortium and joint bidding arrangements
  • Operation and Maintenance (O&M) agreements
  • Supply, procurement and installation contracts
  • Construction consultancy and project management agreements
  • Infrastructure acquisitions and project due diligence
  • Foreign investment in infrastructure projects
  • Government procurement and tender documentation
  • Regulatory approvals and sector-specific licensing
  • Renewable energy and power projects
  • Transportation and logistics infrastructure
  • Industrial and manufacturing projects
  • Telecommunications and digital infrastructure
  • Project restructuring and distressed infrastructure assets
  • Construction claims and dispute avoidance strategies
  • Infrastructure arbitration and dispute resolution

Infrastructure