We are a consulting firm specializing in contract structuring for infrastructure projects and the strategic management of complex disputes.
We design contract strategies and manage complex disputes to protect our clients’ interests throughout the entire project lifecycle, from contract structuring through dispute resolution.
We bring strategic clarity to critical decision-making and rigorous risk assessment for large-scale projects.
We are experts in the contract structuring of infrastructure and construction projects under international standards, FIDIC contracts, NEC3 contracts and NEC4 contracts, and bespoke contracts in the public and private sectors; as well as under Public-Private Partnership (PPP) arrangements.
Highly specialized in Construction Law, FIDIC Contracts, NEC Contracts, Dispute Boards and Construction Arbitration.
Strategic thinking applied to the contract structuring of infrastructure projects and the prevention and resolution of
disputes.
Direct and personalized involvement provided by Tatiana Herrada throughout all stages of the legal engagement.
The new ICC Arbitration Rules, published on June 1, 2026, introduce important changes aimed at making arbitral proceedings faster and more efficient. This article examines three of the most significant developments: the Highly Expedited Arbitration Procedure, Early Determination, and the express regulation of arbitral tribunal secretaries. Highly Expedited Arbitration Procedure This is one of the […]
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This article examines whether, under the FIDIC framework (2017 Red Book), the Engineer must quantify the effects of a claim when the Contractor has failed to provide the technical information necessary to substantiate it, either because it did not submit a revised or updated Programme or because the time impact analysis submitted is deficient. To […]
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The real challenge in structuring an NEC contract begins when the parties decide how risks will be allocated, how the Contractor will be paid, and which mechanisms will govern project delivery. This is where the Core Clauses, Main Options, Secondary Options, and Contract Data become particularly important. The NEC4 ECC contract is structured in five […]
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More InformationAdela Mena is CDR Consulting’s Administration and Operations Manager. She oversees the firm’s administrative, financial and operational management and provides executive support for strategic projects. She leads internal organization, resource planning and operational coordination, ensuring efficient operations and the proper execution of activities. Her work strengthens CDR Consulting institutionally and contributes to the development of its operations.
Iván Quispe holds a law degree from the University of Lima and has specialized training in FIDIC and NEC contracts, public-private partnerships and Works for Taxes. He participates in the analysis of infrastructure project disputes and in strategies involving Dispute Boards and arbitration. His practice combines legal analysis with specialized research into contracts applied to projects. He is fluent in Spanish and English.
Lucía Timaná holds a law degree from the National University of San Marcos and has experience in construction arbitration and disputes arising from NEC contracts and public procurement. She participates in the analysis of claims and contractual disputes and in preparing strategies to resolve disputes during project delivery. She is fluent in Spanish and English.
Gian Piero Garay holds a law degree from the National University of San Marcos and has experience in public procurement, arbitration and Dispute Boards, with an emphasis on public works. He participates in the analysis of construction claims and in the prevention and resolution of infrastructure disputes before Dispute Boards and arbitral tribunals. His practice focuses on the regulatory, legal and contractual aspects governing public procurement and their impact on the prevention and resolution of disputes in infrastructure projects. He is fluent in Spanish and English.