Infrastructure & Construction
Contracting, procurement and disputes for the projects shaping the region.
Overview
Construction and infrastructure projects in Cameroon combine OHADA commercial law, public-procurement rules for state-funded projects and demanding practical realities around land, permits and payment. Contractors and suppliers need contracts that allocate risk clearly, security that is actually enforceable, and counsel who understand both the boardroom and the site. ALPs structures project contracts and subcontracts, advises on public and private procurement, and represents parties in payment disputes and delay claims.
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Construction, EPC and subcontract structuring and negotiation
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Public procurement compliance for state-funded projects
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Developer and landowner agreements, including land rights diligence
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Payment security: OHADA guarantees and enforcement strategy
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Delay, variation and defect claims management
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Litigation and arbitration for construction disputes
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