Infrastructure, Construction and Construction Litigation
About the department
Agmon is one of Israel’s leading firms for construction and project-delivery work. The team combines front-end construction capability with substantial experience in claims, dispute avoidance, arbitration, litigation and administrative proceedings, enabling clients to work with one group across the full life cycle of a project. The practice is particularly strong in complex projects where construction issues intersect with infrastructure, energy, planning and zoning, finance, procurement and public law.
We advise on the full spectrum of construction matters, from procurement strategy, contract structuring and risk allocation through execution, claims management and final dispute resolution. Our work frequently involves complex projects where construction interfaces with financing, public procurement, planning and zoning, regulation and government contracts.
Non-contentious construction: procurement strategy, tender and concession documentation, EPC and EPCM contracts, design-build and DBOT structures, risk allocation, interface management and project-delivery support.
Contentious construction: dispute avoidance, claims management, delay and disruption claims, variation and extension-of-time claims, subcontractor disputes, arbitration, litigation, mediation and administrative proceedings.
Agmon’s team has advised on many of Israel’s most significant construction and infrastructure projects, including the Jerusalem Light Rail, the Jerusalem Green and Blue Lines, the Tel Aviv Red Line, the Haifa-Nazareth LRT, Highway 6, the Carmel Tunnels, the New Fast Lanes project, Israel Railways Electrification, Haifa’s New Port, the Ashalim power plant, the Timna power plant, the Ashdod desalination plant, Amazon data centers, regulatory matters relating to the Nimbus project in connection with data-center infrastructure, and major Intel-related industrial projects.
The team also has extensive experience in construction matters in Israel and abroad, including North and South America, Europe and Africa, and has represented EPC contractors and contractors in major international and domestic arbitrations, dispute-avoidance negotiations and claims involving delay, disruption, variations and subcontractor issues across rail and LRT, roads, renewable and conventional energy, industrial plants, water facilities and selected public-sector projects.
Our Construction team combines front-end construction, project delivery, procurement, contract strategy and claims capability across major infrastructure, energy, industrial, technology and public-sector projects. The group works closely with Agmon’s projects, planning and zoning, arbitration, finance and disputes teams, enabling it to support clients throughout the full construction lifecycle.
The practice is led by Sharon Adler and works in close cooperation with Dan Hacohen, Yona Goshen-Gottstein, Eddie Ashkenazi, Michael Macchia and Daniel Sekel where matters involve energy, infrastructure, project finance or regulatory aspects.
For contentious construction matters, the team also draws on Agmon’s dedicated disputes bench in relation to claims, arbitration, litigation, administrative proceedings and tender-related proceedings.
Our Construction practice is recognized for its involvement in some of the most significant transport, energy, industrial, water and public-infrastructure projects in Israel and abroad. The team combines front-end construction strength with substantial disputes capability, including claims, arbitrations and complex project-related proceedings. Sharon Adler is recognized internationally as a leading construction practitioner, reflecting the team’s experience in major projects, EPC and DB structures, government contracts and construction disputes.
Agmon is one of Israel’s leading firms for construction and project-delivery work. The team combines front-end construction capability with substantial experience in claims, dispute avoidance, arbitration, litigation and administrative proceedings, enabling clients to work with one group across the full life cycle of a project. The practice is particularly strong in complex projects where construction issues intersect with infrastructure, energy, planning and zoning, finance, procurement and public law.
We advise on the full spectrum of construction matters, from procurement strategy, contract structuring and risk allocation through execution, claims management and final dispute resolution. Our work frequently involves complex projects where construction interfaces with financing, public procurement, planning and zoning, regulation and government contracts.
Non-contentious construction: procurement strategy, tender and concession documentation, EPC and EPCM contracts, design-build and DBOT structures, risk allocation, interface management and project-delivery support.
Contentious construction: dispute avoidance, claims management, delay and disruption claims, variation and extension-of-time claims, subcontractor disputes, arbitration, litigation, mediation and administrative proceedings.
Agmon’s team has advised on many of Israel’s most significant construction and infrastructure projects, including the Jerusalem Light Rail, the Jerusalem Green and Blue Lines, the Tel Aviv Red Line, the Haifa-Nazareth LRT, Highway 6, the Carmel Tunnels, the New Fast Lanes project, Israel Railways Electrification, Haifa’s New Port, the Ashalim power plant, the Timna power plant, the Ashdod desalination plant, Amazon data centers, regulatory matters relating to the Nimbus project in connection with data-center infrastructure, and major Intel-related industrial projects.
The team also has extensive experience in construction matters in Israel and abroad, including North and South America, Europe and Africa, and has represented EPC contractors and contractors in major international and domestic arbitrations, dispute-avoidance negotiations and claims involving delay, disruption, variations and subcontractor issues across rail and LRT, roads, renewable and conventional energy, industrial plants, water facilities and selected public-sector projects.
Our Construction team combines front-end construction, project delivery, procurement, contract strategy and claims capability across major infrastructure, energy, industrial, technology and public-sector projects. The group works closely with Agmon’s projects, planning and zoning, arbitration, finance and disputes teams, enabling it to support clients throughout the full construction lifecycle.
The practice is led by Sharon Adler and works in close cooperation with Dan Hacohen, Yona Goshen-Gottstein, Eddie Ashkenazi, Michael Macchia and Daniel Sekel where matters involve energy, infrastructure, project finance or regulatory aspects.
For contentious construction matters, the team also draws on Agmon’s dedicated disputes bench in relation to claims, arbitration, litigation, administrative proceedings and tender-related proceedings.
Our Construction practice is recognized for its involvement in some of the most significant transport, energy, industrial, water and public-infrastructure projects in Israel and abroad. The team combines front-end construction strength with substantial disputes capability, including claims, arbitrations and complex project-related proceedings. Sharon Adler is recognized internationally as a leading construction practitioner, reflecting the team’s experience in major projects, EPC and DB structures, government contracts and construction disputes.
