Infrastructure lawyers.
Guiding you through the delivery of critical national infrastructure.
Lawyers with a proven track record in delivering infrastructure projects.
Combining deep sector insight with a collaborative approach, we provide legal solutions and frameworks for critical infrastructure projects.
We advise on complex infrastructure projects including transport (road, rail, aviation, marine), utilities (water, gas, heat and electricity), digital (data centres, fibre optic networks), and social infrastructure (healthcare, education, housing).
Infrastructure projects require specialist input at all stages given their complexity, value and national significance. We assist clients procure and deliver private and publicly funded projects, utilising a range of procurement structures, such as PPP/PFI, equity, debt, and new models such as direct procurement for customers (DPC) in the water sector.
We act for project parties at all levels of an infrastructure project, including authority, project company, contractor, operator, supply chain, funder levels, utilising our specialist skills to advice across all legal requirements.
Operating cross-sector, we provide sector specific knowledge to inform and guide decision making to ensure best for project and value for money outcomes. Whether you require advice on project structuring, construction contract delivery, funding, operation and maintenance, or the resolution of disputes, our team of infrastructure lawyers can support you to successfully deliver your project.
Relevant experience
Advising a major civil engineering contractor based in the South West on its engagement under the National Highways Scheme Delivery Framework and preparing the necessary sub-contracts (incorporating the NEC4) to help it deliver its services for this project.
Advising an international renewable energy provider in connection with its construction of a 1400MW offshore wind farm located on Dogger Bank in the North Sea.
Advising an electricity distribution network provider on claims for unforeseen additional civil engineering costs associated with the development of an onshore windfarm in South Wales.
Advising an electricity distribution network provider on claims arising under the New Roads and Street Works Act and successfully representing this company in its defence of these claims in the Technology and Construction Court.
Advising a water company on, and helping to prepare, template contracts based on the NEC4 suite of contracts for use on its capital investment works projects.
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“They clearly define the commercial reality and the risk, which helps the client make the right decision.”
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“The team members are extremely knowledgeable, proactive and accommodating.”
