The Procurement Law Practice Group has extensive experience in contract law, which complements the in-depth knowledge of the permit procurement process in Puerto Rico. The Group has ample experience in highly-technical public and private projects related to construction, infrastructure, and operations.

Attorneys in the Procurement Law Practice Group have represented government and private entities in all areas of government procurement matters, including the preparation and submission of public bid proposals and the drafting and negotiation of agreements governing complex technical and professional services, including the partial or complete privatization of public services.

The range of services the Procurement Law Practice Group provides to its clients includes the following, among others:

• analysis of U.S. Federal, state, and local licensing and contract requirements
• the selection of adequate delivery systems for projects, be it design-build, design-procure-build, a build-operate-transfer
• pre-qualifications, preparation, review, evaluation, and comparison of project proposals and bids
• contract drafting and negotiating and contract risk analysis
• performance guaranties such as payment and performance bonds, letters of credit, and insurance claims
• requests for proposals and bid award litigations and dispute resolutions.

The Procurement Law Practice Group has also worked on large-scale infrastructure projects such as seaport privatization, telecommunications and IT services contracting, and construction and administration of municipal facilities. 

In addition, the Procurement Law Practice Group has also represented the Firm's clients in appellate actions challenging the granting of permits to third parties.