Dentons Public Law team works closely with government authorities and other public institutions to design innovative business structures, including public-private partnerships. Recognized for our in-depth understanding of complex legal issues throughout Central America, we partner with public and private entities to coordinate the development of infrastructure projects throughout the region.

Benefit from our solutions-oriented services, and work with a best-in-class team of experienced, diverse public law professionals.

Key services include:

• Alerting to upcoming government procurement projects
• Navigating government procurement processes
• Ensuring constitutional, legal and regulatory norms are interpreted in accordance with international standards
• Addressing sector-specific business issues
• Advising on sanctions, claims, judicial proceedings and arbitrations

Insights

Is your company ready to meet the new Public Procurement Code of Ethics? Stay compliant and gain a competitive edge

October 25, 2024

Costa Rica: The recent proposal for a new Public Procurement Code of Ethics in Costa Rica opens new opportunities for both companies and the public administration. This regulation establishes a framework aimed at ensuring transparency and fairness in the processes of acquiring goods and services, benefiting both parties. By aligning the ethical and legal standards of suppliers with those of the administration, it ensures a more fair and responsible competition, which benefits both the companies looking to contract with the State and the efficient management of public resources.

The Road to November:
US Elections & Global Implications in the Americas

October 16, 2024

As America's major political parties and their nominees gear up for the pivotal fall campaign season, Dentons’ Global Public Policy and Regulation team is pleased to invite you to an insightful discussion as our esteemed speakers share their perspectives on how the outcomes of the US elections could shape the future of the Americas.

Nicaragua: PCR test eliminated as a requirement to enter the country

June 22, 2022

The Ministry of Health of Nicaragua issued Resolution No. 309-2022, eliminating the PCR test requirement to enter the country for crews, passengers, nationals or foreigners who want to enter through any border post (air, land or sea).

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