For the past 13 years, Marcia has focused her legal practice on projects that includes/comprises the participation of the private sector for the development of infrastructure and services traditionally carried out by governmental entities. As a leader of the industry, Marcia has advised the broadspectrum of market participants, from federal and local public entities, to developers, top tier construction companies, investors and financial institutions. 

Her practice covers the structuring and implementation of long-term infrastructure projects under different legal frameworks, including concessions, public works, public-private partnerships, among other legal and contractual arrangements commonly used for these purposes. In addition, she has advised clients for the preparation of unsolicited proposals and (public) biddings under the Mexican PPP Law.

Among the most notable projects in which she has activelyparticipated are the granting of the concession for the solid waste landfill known as the “Bordo Poniente IV Etapa” (the largest landfill of its kind in Latin America), the modernization of seven Multimodal Transfer Centers (CETRAM’s) located in Mexico City and the structuring and implementation of the Metropolitan Public Park known as “La Mexicana”. 

Currently, Marcia is a leader for the team that advise the Mexican Federal Government on the design, structuring, tendering and implementation of its flagship project “Tren Maya”. In 2019, Marcia was promoted as Partner.

Marcia has advised clients on the implementation of various clean energy projects for state and municipal governments. She is well acquainted with the applicable laws and regulations in the energy and environmental sectors, and has ample experience in obtaining the necessary permits and authorisations for the implementation of such projects before the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) and the Federal Aviation Administration (DGAC), among others.