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The ‘secret’ ingredients for innovative PPPs - healthy tension, thinking in reverse
Public-private partnerships (PPPs) are all the rage. From the Sydney motorways, to the new Perth Stadium – and from Royal Adelaide Hospital to Canberra’s own $900 million-plus light rail – PPPs are instrumental in literally rebuilding Australia.
Murray Darling Pilot Project
Transaction management and commercial advice for a pilot project that will improve understanding of water flows across the Murray-Darling basin.
Darling Harbour Live
A ‘once in a generation’ development that builds on the success of Darling Harbour, creating one of the world’s best areas to live, meet, network and be entertained.
Power station for Sino Iron project in the Pilbara Western Australia
Helping deliver a power plant for the largest magnetite mining and processing operation in Australia
Barangaroo Waterfront Development
Advising on the most ambitious and significant waterfront greening projects anywhere in the world.
Rubber hits the road for alliances and the Newell Highway
Advisian tailored a competitive, agile and unique process to help Roads and Maritime identify and procure best-fit alliance partners that will enable delivery of at least 30 new overtaking lanes on the Newell Highway over the next four years.
Accelerated procurement for major projects
We draw on the lessons learnt during Sydney’s NorthConnex toll road project to outline a new way to procure major infrastructure projects.
New Grafton Correctional Facility
Building on previous knowledge to appraise the legal, commercial, strategic and operational issues likely to be encountered.
Transforming an old international airport into a multi-purpose sports park
Transforming an old international airport into a multi-purpose sports park to provide exceptional experiences to the people of Hong Kong.