S. Friedman, Abramson & Co.‘s infrastructure practice is led from Haifa by infrastructure project specialist Gavriel Disegni, whose workload includes risk assessments and planning strategies. Roiy Cohen, an adviser on project negotiations and engineering, procurement and construction matters, also comes recommended.

In addition to its regular involvement in transportation projects in Israel, Arnon, Tadmor-Levy handles large-scale energy and environmental infrastructure projects, as well as social infrastructure mandates. The team’s expertise encompasses tender and procurement stages, along with execution phases and infrastructure-related dispute resolution. Veteran expert Noa Meidan leads the firm’s project finance, energy and infrastructure practice; David Schapiro provides further project finance capabilities; Doron Tamir specialises in transportation and infrastructure project-related government tenders; and Asher Bichoonski covers a range of infrastructure projects. The practice further includes Oren Roth and Tomer Ben-Horin.

FISCHER (FBC & Co.) advises on large-scale project developments, financings and transactions, as well as related regulatory matters and disputes. The team has experience across road and rail infrastructure, water desalination projects, and mandates in the military and defence sectors, acting for a range of sponsors, developers and public bodies. Gilad Winkler has longstanding expertise in advising companies, project consortiums and institutional investors on infrastructure projects, while Hezi Kattan acts for domestic and international energy-related infrastructure companies. The group’s bench includes Reut Maor Kartowsky, an adviser on energy-related infrastructure projects; Katya Kravits, who assists institutional investors with cross-border infrastructure transactions; and project finance lawyer Laurence Elbaz-Avisar.

‘Handling complex infrastructure projects is a signature strength’ for Goldfarb Gross Seligman & Co., advising on highways, tunnels, light rail, metro trains, desalination plants, and logistics centres. The team is particularly active on cross-border developments, acting on project structuring, procurement and financing matters. Tal Danon Shenhav is often instructed on large, government-sponsored national projects; Rami Sofer‘s practice includes sizeable infrastructure, transportation, and logistics centre projects; and Yotam Leshem is ‘one of the top infrastructure lawyers in Israel’. The group further showcases Rayek Khoury, an expert in tenders, as well as Oren Reif, Dubi Zoltak, Eitan Rotschild, and Gilad Kessler.

Herzog Fox & Neeman has a strong track record on major national infrastructure developments, including toll roads, light rail systems, desalination plants, ports and military complexes. The team advises across the full project life cycle, from bids and tenders through to loan and security arrangements, as well as power purchase, supply and consortium agreements. It also advises on M&A involving infrastructure assets. Adam Eytan assists sponsors, investors and lenders with large-scale infrastructure matters; Mark Phillips‘ workload includes major transport projects; and Eran Wagner is known for structuring on-site generation and storage facilities for industrial clients. Zara Gold is another experienced figure.

Providing ‘effective solutions to complex commercial issues’, Meitar Law Offices is consistently sought out to handle large-scale infrastructure projects. Recent mandates include light rail, highway, power plant, renewable energy, and waste-to-energy projects, along with infrastructure financings. With ‘unparalleled experience in the field’, Jonathan Finklestone‘s workload encompasses an array of project and infrastructure financings; Tani Zahavi is a PPP specialist; and Guy Kles predominantly works in the water and power sectors. Tal Bignitz and Inbal Perry are other experienced practitioners, while ‘standout professional’ Jason Schnier is a January 2025-promoted partner.

Delivering ‘solid expertise in public tenders and complex infrastructure projects’, Shibolet & Co. has enviable experience in large-scale infrastructure work, including build-operate-transfers and private finance initiatives. Heading up the practice, Alon Ziv covers both development and financing aspects; transport specialist David Magriso is increasingly engaged for heavy and light rail projects; and Ronit Niederman ‘brings a combination of deep legal expertise and exceptional client service’. Adiel Shulhani, Sivan Moran and Maayan Berg are also experienced practitioners; while energy and natural gas head Jack Smith is a February 2025 hire from Gornitzky & Co.

Barnea Jaffa Lande & Co. is regularly mandated by industry players to handle major transportation projects in Israel. The team also acts for kibbutzim and moshavim on a range of infrastructure projects. Simon Jaffa advises at every project stage, including bidding, development and financial closing; while Shai Avnieli is an expert in infrastructure litigation. The group further includes Samuel Henri Samuel, an adviser on energy, infrastructure, and transportation sector-related project financings; and infrastructure and tender law specialist Liran Welcman.

Epstein Rosenblum Maoz (ERM) routinely advises sponsors, financiers and contractors on the development and financing of large-scale projects. The practice’s expertise covers toll roads, desalination plants, airports, rail facilities, and ports. Amnon Epstein has longstanding experience in advising lenders, sponsors, and contractors on projects in both Israel and abroad, and Asaf Rimon‘s track record includes road and rail infrastructure projects. The practice also features Chen Weiss, an adviser on transport, energy and environmental infrastructure projects.

EBN – Erdinast, Ben Nathan, Toledano advises corporations on project development and financing, as well as the acquisition and disposal of project-related interests. The team brings sector experience across desalination, mass transportation, toll roads and student accommodation, and is also noted for its work on infrastructure tenders and procurement processes. Uri Mandel is ‘widely respected for his strategic vision’; Yaron Cohen leads the firm’s tenders and project development offering; and Oren Tal assists with public tenders for the financing, construction and operation of infrastructure projects.

In addition to advising public, institutional and commercial clients, Firon Law Firm assists developers, contractors, state authorities, NGOs, and funding bodies. The team’s track record includes large infrastructure projects involving transportation, energy, light rail, health, environment, and military infrastructure. Infrastructure and energy project finance specialist Tamar Firon-Smorodinsky ‘consistently delivers exceptional results’, while Timor Pesso‘s recent highlights include advising on the successful tender for a light rail construction project. Sivan Atias is another key figure.

Advising on high-stakes infrastructure projects, Gornitzky & Co. handles financing, privatisations, tenders, transactions, and build-operate-transfer (BOT) and private finance initiative (PFI) projects. The practice’s sector specialisms include transportation, , social infrastructure, civil infrastructure and utilities, as well as oil and gas developments and conventional and renewable energy. Itay Geffen‘s track record includes major energy and inner-city infrastructure projects; Ronit Rozenstein-Barel advises on large-scale BOT/PFI mandates; and Yiftah Farber ‘gets deeply involved in projects’. Maya Dvir and Liron Koren are further experienced practitioners.

Particularly experienced in public sector projects, Lipa Meir & Co assists the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of Finance with national infrastructure matters on an ongoing basis. The team also advises entrepreneurs on build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects. The infrastructure and BOT department is led by Michal Schwartz; Zuriel Lavie is an expert in mega-scale project financings, including BOT agreements; David Weinstein‘s workload covers agriculture, rural settlements, cooperative associations, and Kibbutz communities; and Uzi Mor maintains a robust energy sector practice.

S. Horowitz & Co’s infrastructure practice advises across transport, rail, energy, desalination, ports, telecoms and housing projects. The team is active at every stage of the project life cycle, handling regulatory matters, consortium formations and tenders, as well as engineering, procurement and construction contracts. Aharon Bloch heads the firm’s banking and finance department; Benjamin Sheffer focuses on infrastructure disputes; and Michelle Liberman and Shlomi Delgo are project finance specialists. Other key figures are commercial dispute practitioner Eran Bezalel, tender expert Lior Mimon, and infrastructure litigator Ohad Ben-Yehuda.

With significant experience in large-scale infrastructure projects, Simon-Vekslar, Spierer, Maoz Law Offices‘ team advises on design issues, project finance, and procurement and tender processes. Its expertise extends to bidder pre-qualification and selection, as well as financial closure, contract execution, and litigation.  Ayelet Simon-Vekslar ‘brings unmatched expertise in representing public bodies’; Shira Spierer assists with infrastructure project financing and tenders; and Shmuel Maoz’s mandates cover administrative, contentious and transactional issues. Talia Yerushalmi and David Dado are other names to note.

Yehuda Raveh & Co. routinely acts for lenders, borrowers, shareholders, and funds on infrastructure projects. The practice covers financing, corporate governance, and environmental law, as well as joint ventures and regulatory matters. Ron Vered is a project finance, infrastructure and PPP specialist, while Ezra Baris focuses on cross-border deals, M&A, international public tenders, and project financing. The team further includes Orly Kronman, whose track record includes working alongside regulators and governmental authorities.

Yossi Levy & Co

Experienced in large-scale infrastructure developments, AYR – Amar Reiter Jeanne Shochatovitch & Co‘s multidisciplinary team covers tenders, public procurement and planning and zoning, as well as project finance, competition law, environmental regulations, and dispute resolution. The practice is led by public tender and infrastructure law specialist, Gal Shani, while Yacov Cohen sits as planning and construction head.

Naschitz, Brandes, Amir & Co. fields experts in large-scale domestic and international infrastructure projects, including PPPs and build-operate-transfer mandates. The practice’s scope encompasses infrastructure development-related transactional, regulatory, and contentious matters, while its sector expertise features transportation, civil infrastructure, and governmental projects. Practice leader Nadia Davidzon specialises in large-scale, domestic and international infrastructure projects.

Pearl Cohen Zedek Latzer Baratz regularly acts on large-scale road, sea and rail infrastructure projects. The practice is headed up by construction and infrastructure project specialist, Micha Tollman, a US-based lawyer who is also admitted to practice in Australia and Israel. Providing notable support, Nadia Schleicher assists construction companies with infrastructure projects.