A serious technical-legal firm for critical projects in Honduras
International clients
ACQUA Corporation supports companies and developers that need to advance projects or audit their compliance in Honduras. We combine proven experience, deep regulatory knowledge and institutional credibility before authorities, NGOs and stakeholders.
We exist to enable the responsible development of projects in Honduras
To build a regional reference of excellence in permits, compliance and environmental management, recognized for connecting development, legality, international standards and institutional responsibility.
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Projects delivered
More than 100 projects across the maritime, energy, infrastructure and telecommunications sectors.
Years of experience
Continuous operation in the Honduran market with top-tier international clients.
Leadership with judgment and track record
An expert, serious and reliable team that guides with judgment and protects the client in complex regulatory environments. It is led by Steven Guillen, Founder & CEO of ACQUA Corporation.
Steven Guillen
Founder & CEO
Legal advisory
Regulation and permits
Maritime department
Permits and certifications
Impact assessment
Baseline and ESIA
Environmental management
Mitigation and remediation
Institutional relations
Communities and authorities
A firm with institutional track record
More than 18 years accompanying complex projects in Honduras with technical rigor, legal judgment and institutional credibility. ACQUA Corporation combines proven experience and recognition from top-tier international clients in permits, compliance and environmental management.
International track record
Collaboration with prestigious organizations such as AECOM, WSP, BG Group (now part of Shell International Petroleum Company Ltd.), Carnival Cruises, Alcatel Submarine Networks and ITM Group, on projects that demand robust governance, transparency and respect for cultural and environmental heritage.
Maritime department
ACQUA’s maritime permits department is one of the leading references for the Honduran fleet, offering vessel certification, registration, navigation authorizations and fishing permits with technical rigor and legal backing.
Port development
A critical role in Honduran port development: support through the permitting and construction process for cruise terminals in Roatán, as well as cargo and fuel terminals in Roatán and Puerto Cortés.
Regulatory improvements
Direct contribution to the country’s regulatory improvements, including the Bay Islands Protected Area Management Plan, hydrocarbon regulations and fisheries norms aimed at a regulatory framework that supports the industry.