How we can help
Infrastructure projects in Australia are larger, more exposed and under greater scrutiny than ever. Investment continues, but delivery is constrained by funding pressure, regulatory complexity, market capacity and heightened public accountability.
We work with clients at these pressure points. Bringing together construction, real estate, planning, finance, equity structuring and government advisory expertise, we help developers, contractors, developers and public sector bodies structure projects for delivery certainty and help shape procurement strategies, risk allocation and contract models that reflect commercial and political realities, not just theory.
Experience
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Aware Super
Acting in relation to the Melbourne Intermodal Terminal and the broader MIIX precinct at Somerton, a $1.6bn investment comprising the $400m terminal and a $600m acquisition of Austrak Business Park. A multi-party, multi-regulator mandate involving VicTrack, ARTC and ART. -
City of Gold Coast
Advised on all stages of the Gold Coast Rapid Transit project, Australia’s first regional light rail system and was a tripartite project funded by the State, Commonwealth and Council constructed as a PPP with GoldlinQ. -
South East Water
Advised on the preparation and negotiation of an Integrated Delivery Agreement (EPC and O&M) for the engineering, procurement and construction of a major water treatment upgrade project, including a 10-year operations and maintenance period. -
Economic Development Queensland
Advised on the $12bn Northshore Hamilton Priority Development Area, the transformation of 304 hectares of former industrial port land into Brisbane's largest waterfront urban renewal precinct, delivering more than 14,000 homes. -
Economic Development Queensland
Advised on the Aldoga Solar Farm competitive process, transaction negotiations and delivery of a 265mW solar farm on State owned (retained by long-term lease) land, the first major renewable project facilitated by EDQ on surplus land as part of its focus on renewable energy and regional jobs. -
Department of State Development Queensland
Acted on site release opportunities on the Gold Coast Spit, involving mixed-use projects and marina developments delivered under 120-year lease models. The Department's investment is approximately $60m, with private development investment exceeding $600m.