The legal framework for construction, civil engineering & infrastructure law in Cameroon is very vast, cutting across WTO laws relating to technical barriers to trade, national and international standardisation, consumer protection law, environmental law, building and construction permit regulations, laws regulating the profession of civil engineer and laws on public procurement and government contracting. The legal framework touches on multiple sectors such as agriculture, agro-industry, building, construction, engineering, building materials, energy sector, industries, mines, ICT sector, health, automotive sector, road transport, railway, environmental impact studies, real estate development, etc.
The International Standardisation Organisation (ISO), the African Regional Standardisation Organisation as well as the National Standards & Quality Agency (ANOR) have a plethora of building & constructions standards which all building and construction works must comply with, in addition to the abovementioned rules and laws. These standards cut across all sorts of construction and construction related works including architecture and building, technical project management rules for infrastructural projects, social housing standards laws, PPP laws, public & government contract rules, mortar & building materials, industries, oil & gas, electricity & electrical engineering, renewable energy, metalworks, metallurgy, steel industry, extractive industries, criteria of evaluation of compliance of cement, cement specification, concrete, steel, aluminium, etc.

Dayspring Law Firm provides legal advice in relation to building & construction projects, we assist clients with construction contracts drafting (including FIDIC, ORGALIME, etc.), we offer project contract management services, we advise clients who are undertaking low-cost housing investment projects, residential projects, commercial projects, property transactions (conveyance, subdividing, leasing, etc.), we advise large building & construction companies on the applicable regulatory framework, we advise clients on technical project management rules for infrastructural projects, we provide advisory services on suitable construction contracts, prepare tender documents, prepare tender qualifications, review contract documents, etc.
We also help developers and actors in the property financing sector who are involved in the construction sector, we help with the procurement cycle of building materials and equipment, we provide legal support for housing finance, we advise actors in the mortgage market, and we assist actors with their social housing and commercial real estate projects.

Infrastructure projects law includes contract law (and administrative contracts law), crossing the path of sector regulations such as road, railway, airports, energy, power, telecommunications, social infrastructure (schools, hospitals, community housing, prisons, transportation, public buildings, stadia, bridges, etc.).
Our full-service law firm is a one-stop shop for infrastructure and we provide integrated services englobing, advising lenders, institutional investors, banks, corporations, insurance companies and state entities on project development and financing, privatizations, concessions, and on a wide variety of legal issues arising in infrastructure projects. We advise actors involved in public procurement and government contracting, including PPP contracts, public market contracting, contracts of delegation of public services, etc. We equally provide tax law advisory services as it relates to public contracting and advise clients on competition laws and state commitments under international trade law as they relate to various processes in infrastructure and procurement projects.