A key player in the projects and infrastructure area, Estudio Echecopar advises on all stages of project development, financing, operation, and maintenance. Domestic and international clients regularly turn to the practice, which is adept in local and cross-border transactions. The team is jointly led by Juan Carlos De Los Heros, who is experienced in project financing (domestic and international) and public-private partnerships (PPPs); and ‘well-rounded professional’ Juan Carlos Morón, who has significant expertise in regulated markets, public procurement and government contracts. The wider team includes Zita Aguilera, who is well-versed in the intricacies of public procurement for infrastructure projects, having advised both governmental and private entities; of counsel Ana Sofía Reyna, who is skilled in PPPs, privatisations and concessions; Maria Del Carmen Tovar, an authority on government processes and contracts; and Inés Vázquez, who assists with concessions, privatisations and M&A. Also highlighted is a trio of principal associates: Diana Collazos (concessions, construction), Romina Segura (construction contracts, arbitration) and Natalia Mori (PPPs, arbitration).

Praised for its ‘deep knowledge of infrastructure', Garrigues operates at the forefront of the projects and infrastructure market. The practice fields a 30-strong group of practitioners who provide counsel on the full spectrum of infrastructure and energy project aspects, including PPPs, contractual, regulatory and permitting matters, financing and M&A, with an emphasis on the transport, water supply, sanitation, and energy industries. Oscar Arrús leads the practice group and specialises in infrastructure, energy and oil-and-gas projects. Further contributing to the team’s success are Thomas Thorndike, who boasts extensive experience in project finance; Diego Harman, a specialist in financing and contractual matters, in addition to hybrid project financings and project bonds; and of counsel Víctor Baca, an expert in regulation and public law who offers advice on regulatory matters as they pertain to project development. At the principal associate level, key contacts are Jorge Fuentes, who advises on energy and infrastructure project development and financing; and Giancarlo Vignolo, who specialises in energy, environment and natural resources. Senior associate Lissy Vega Centeno (zoning, public procurement) and counsel Eduardo Ortega (regulatory issues related to financing and project development) are also highlighted.

Clients commend Rodrigo for the ‘proactive approach’ and ‘technical knowledge’ of its practitioners, whose backgrounds span M&A, project finance and development across the mining, infrastructure and energy sectors. The practice is well equipped to advise domestic and international clients on investments, public, private and PPP projects, tender processes, contract negotiations and regulatory compliance. The team is led by a trio of partners: Jean Paul Chabaneix, who boasts vast experience in project finance; Luis Carlos Rodrigo Prado, who stands out for his deep knowledge of the mining industry, and for his strong project finance and development capabilities; and Verónica Sattler, who is well-versed in bidding processes, concessions and PPPs. The team’s bench strength is reinforced by Alejandro Manayalle, recognised for his experience in renewable energy projects and airport and port project development; Fernando Molina, a specialist in the financing and acquisition of power and infrastructure projects; and Juan Diego De Vinatea, whose practice mainly focuses on financial matters in the energy sector. Diana Briones (regulatory matters and project development) and senior associate Victor León Chiri (financing and M&A) are also key contacts.

With a focus on operation and maintenance contracts and construction, Cuatrecasas is frequently called upon to advise on regulatory, tax, financial, contractual, and commercial issues. The team has notable experience working with clients in the airport and port, sanitation, and telecoms industries. Practice head Aldo Reggiardo is skilled in project finance, project development, and M&A, with an emphasis on the energy, mining and sanitation sectors. The team also features July 2023 hire Ina Drago (previously of Estudio Echecopar), a natural resource specialist, who focuses on project implementation and operation issues, including permitting, contractual matters, and both administrative and judicial proceedings. Associate Alejandro Zorrilla, whose main strength lies in project finance, is also highlighted. The practice has continued to expand with the arrival of partner Carlos Monteza, an administrative law, public utilities regulation and antitrust specialist who joined the firm from MOAR Abogados in June 2024, and senior associate Jorge Alvarado, who came on board from IBT Group in November 2024, bringing strong experience in regulated-industry projects, concessions, and PPPs.

Singled out for its 'strategic approach and in-depth knowledge of structuring and financing complex projects', Miranda & Amado‘s projects team advises across the full life cycle of energy, mining, and infrastructure projects. The group is particularly strong in the electricity market, where it acts for clients across the generation, transmission, and distribution segments. The practice is jointly led by Luis Marcelo De-Bernardis, who has over 25 years of experience in the development of infrastructure, energy and natural resources projects, and Alberto Delgado. The wider team includes finance specialist José Miguel Puiggros, who brings extensive experience in project finance and related capital market transactions, and Isabel Lira, who advises on the full array of project mandates. Other key contacts include counsel Lisbeth Benavides, a key contact for both financial entities and sponsors; senior associate Chantal Deleplanque, who contributes expertise in PPPs, public procurement and concessions; and associate César Ramírez, a practitioner well-versed in project development and regulation in the power sector.

A dependable choice for investors and financiers, Payet, Rey, Cauvi, Pérez Abogados is well equipped to advise on all stages of infrastructure projects, including development, financing, concessions, privatisations, PPPs and contractual matters. Co-head Juan Antonio Egüez is regularly engaged in project finance and M&A in regulated industries, while fellow co-head Gerardo Soto is recognised for his deep expertise in regulatory matters, including interactions with relevant regulatory bodies and public entities. Giovanna García, whose practice focuses on the financing of infrastructure projects; Alonso Rey, whose expertise covers privatisations and concessions, particularly in relation to energy and infrastructure projects; and Michelle Aramburú, who was raised to partnership in December 2024 and specialises in administrative law and regulated markets, are other key names to note. Former counsel Karen Ángeles left the firm in August 2025.

Boutique CAMPOS | Arbitraje e Infraestructura specialises in infrastructure projects, and construction and commercial arbitration. The practice advises on each stage of the project life cycle, assisting clients with project financing, design, construction, operation, and maintenance, and is also involved in PPPs and the drafting and negotiation of contracts. Leveraging 25 years of experience in the construction and engineering sectors, Alexander Campos leads the group. Other key contributors include principal associate Rodrigo Delgado, who guides clients through bidding, contract negotiation and construction matters; associate Maricruz Pasache, who advises on risk management, contractual matters and arbitration; and senior associate Camilo Ramirez, who was promoted in January 2024 and offers expertise in government-to-government projects, dispute resolution and contract management. Victor Velásquez left the firm in June 2025.

CMS Grau’s ‘comprehensive and versatile’ infrastructure and projects team advises on all stages of project development, covering design, regulatory compliance, financing, contracts and construction. Commended for his ‘excellent knowledge of the sector’, practice co-lead Giancarlo Villafranqui draws on experience in the public sector to provide counsel on PPPs, concessions and investment projects. Fellow co-head Miguel Viale, a natural resources and infrastructure specialist, advises on project finance and cross-border M&A. Among the firm’s key professionals are also Juan José Hopkins, noted for his vast experience in the financing of infrastructure projects; Nestor Shimabukuro, who specialises in PPPs, private initiatives and concessions, among other key areas; and Ramon Huapaya, whose practice centres on infrastructure, public services regulation and concessions. At the associate level, key contacts include seniors Cinthia Canepa, who assists with financing transactions, and Oscar Alejos, who regularly advises energy, telecoms and transport concessionaires, as well as public contractors, construction companies and public entities on public procurement and PPPs. The practice group has been further strengthened by the June 2025 hire of former Rubio Leguía Normand partner Julio Vidal, who arrived with senior associate Evelyn Román, and associates Tais Rabanal and Fernanda Paz.

DLA Piper Perú is regularly called upon for advice on PPPs, government-to-government contracts and infrastructure projects, with capabilities spanning risk mitigation, contract negotiation, regulatory compliance and project financing matters. At the helm of the practice is Carlos Núñez, a specialist in the structuring and execution of infrastructure projects (both public and private). Integral to the team’s success are also principal associates Reyna Silva-Santisteban, who assists clients with financial, contractual and administrative matters as they pertain to infrastructure projects; and Ramiro Rubio, who has extensive experience in the public sector and advises on PPPs and Works for Taxes (WxT) projects. Senior associate Silvia Otárola, who joined the firm in January 2024 from Osterling Abogados and focuses on infrastructure projects, administrative law and regulatory compliance, and junior associate Diego Romero, a name to note for transport, mining, energy, sanitation and water treatment projects, are also recommended.

Highlighted for its 'deep knowledge of the legal framework for PPP schemes in Peru', Hernández & Cía provides guidance on project finance, public procurement, concessions and permitting matters. Co-head José Manuel Abastos has significant experience in project finance and regulatory matters, while fellow team lead Brendan Oviedo provides expertise on M&A, general financing and project development, with a focus on the energy and infrastructure industries. At the senior associate level, standout practitioners include Ana Vidal (promoted to senior in February 2024), who is experienced in structuring infrastructure projects across a range of segments; Lourdes Luna, a construction law specialist; and Julien Labory-Alicq, who excels in financing matters.

Muñiz, Olaya, Meléndez, Castro, Ono & Herrera Abogados advises on PPPs, WxT and asset-related projects, assisting clients with urban, recreational and cultural infrastructural projects. The practice is led by a trio of partners: Juan Carlos Salinas offers guidance on private projects and PPPs; Magali Lazo, whose experience in the public sector makes her an asset to the firm’s clients; and Carlos Enrique Arata, a specialist in project finance. At the associate level, key practitioners include Diego Mori, who has a strong track record in large infrastructure projects; and senior Andrés Delgado, who contributes experience in the negotiation of cross-border government-to-government contracts, public bids and PPPs.

Philippi Prietocarrizosa Ferrero DU & Uria handles the full spectrum of matters related to infrastructure project development, and is experienced in advising on transport, social and public utilities infrastructure projects. The practice is led by Ronald Fernandez Dávila, a transport infrastructure specialist who advises both local and international developers and operators throughout the project lifecycle. Other key individuals include counsel Angie Umezawa, a 2023 hire from Dentons Peru, who handles administrative and regulatory matters; principal associate Aouda Del Castillo, who has extensive experience in PPPs; and senior associate Angelita Ruiz, whose work focuses on project development and PPPs.

Singled out for its 'extensive experience in the PPP infrastructure field', Rosselló Abogados - Attorneys at Law‘s infrastructure and construction team provides legal support on matters such as permitting and authorisations, bids, financing transactions, and contractual issues with suppliers and contractors. The practice group is jointly led by Hugo Morote Nuñez, who possesses longstanding experience in PPPs as well as matters related to concessions and private initiatives; Muriel Menchola Arana, who assists clients in various industries (sanitation, transportation and telecoms, among others) with project design and execution; and Pierre Nalvarte, whose skillset encompasses project structuring and execution in the sanitation, transpory, urban development, healthcare, solid waste and telecoms sectors. Senior associate Miguel Ángel Paz is a key contact for concession and construction contracts.

With a focus on the electricity and gas industries, Santiváñez Abogados’ expertise spans project development, regulatory compliance and environmental issues. The practice group is co-led by Roberto Santiváñez, whose specialisms include privatisations, concessions, and development and financing of electricity and infrastructure projects; Paul Sumar, an energy specialist with experience in PPPs and renewable energy projects; and Fidel Rocha, who contributes expertise in regulatory matters and project development in the energy industry. Clients also benefit from the insights of new partners Abel Venero (promoted in April 2024), whose practice encompasses transactional and regulatory matters in the power sector; and Luigi Rossini (promoted in April 2025), who assists clients with PPPs and matters related to hydrocarbons. Counsel Jose La Torre, who is experienced in the promotion of private investment in public utilities, and senior associate Rosa Isabel Luna-Victoria, who focuses on environmental and energy matters, are also key contacts.

Focused on infrastructure and public services, Carrizales Infraestructura & Servicios Públicos advises on a range of project matters, including permits and authorisations, litigation and concession contracts, with clients in the water, sanitation, roads, airports, railways, education and health sectors, to name a few. Infrastructure expert and name partner Carlos Carrizales heads the team and is praised by clients for 'his command of PPP legal frameworks'. Also part of the core team, Martín Mariño is counsel of choice for public and private entities from the transport, renewable energy and health sectors (among others) on related investment projects.

Rebaza, Alcázar & De Las Casas offers assistance with transactional and regulatory matters related to infrastructure projects, advising clients in the ports, transport, energy, digital infrastructure and mining sectors. At the helm of the team is Luis Miguel Elías, who is experienced in project finance and investment matters with a focus on the mining industry. Other noteworthy practitioners include Maite Colmenter, who was promoted to partner in January 2025 and specialises in project finance; and senior associates Fiorella Wismann (mining and environmental law) and David Baracco (regulated industries and natural resources).

Rubio Leguía Normand’s ‘proactive and committed’ projects team offers advice on regulatory and financial matters, contractual structuring and tender processes. Milagros Maraví co-heads the practice, bringing expertise in public tenders and regulatory policy matters. Also at the helm of the department, Julio Vidal advises on public and private investment projects, public policy design and PPPs, while fellow co-head Milagros Mendoza receives plaudits for her experience in PPP projects and public procurement. At the associate level, principal Evelyn Roman, who focuses on public, private and PPP investment projects, and senior Erick Cuba, a name to note for concessions, PPPs and arbitration, are also highlighted. Partners Franco Soria, Daniela García Belaunde and Pedro Pablo Castañeda left the firm in March 2025.