Construction & Work Contracts
Trusted Counsel in High-Stakes Construction Disputes
Keystone Partners has extensive experience in disputes arising from complex engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contracts, turnkey agreements, public-private partnership (PPP) projects, and major infrastructure development contracts. The Firm has acted in disputes spanning the full lifecycle of a wide variety of construction projects — including conventional and renewable power plants, mineral processing facilities, beneficiation and pellet plants, roads, ports, metros, railways, water treatment systems, and residential and commercial real estate development.
We routinely act for global construction companies, project owners, developers, contractors, sub-contractors, consultants, and investors in high-stakes arbitrations and litigation relating to delay claims, cost overruns, defective work allegations, price variation and extra works claims, liquidated damages, bank guarantee invocations, force majeure events, and contract terminations — across major institutional and ad hoc arbitrations (including ICC, SIAC, and domestic forums), and before civil courts, specialist tribunals, the High Courts, and the Supreme Court of India.
Service overview
Proven Experience, Outstanding Results
EPC, Turnkey & PPP Disputes
Power & Energy Construction
Mining, Mineral Processing & Industrial Plants
Real Estate, Mixed-Use & Urban Development
Bank Guarantees, Interim Relief & Court Proceedings
Representative experience
Power & Energy
Successfully represented a Spanish company and its Indian counterpart in arbitration arising out of the termination of an EPC contract for construction of an LNG import, storage, and regasification facility (INR 375 crores).
Power & Energy
Successfully represented a leading Chinese contractor in ICC arbitration proceedings against WBPDCL, in disputes arising out of an EPC contract for construction of a power plant in Sagardighi, West Bengal (INR 500 crores).
Power & Energy
Successfully represented an EPC contractor in appointment proceedings before the Supreme Court of India and in arbitration before a retired Supreme Court judge against a public sector undertaking, in claims arising from the construction of a thermal power plant in Bellary, Karnataka.
