Rail

There will be considerable challenges over the next decade as governments and the private sector seek to plan, procure and deliver the projects that the Asia Pacific needs to boost productivity and ensure sustainable growth. Demand will be especially high where the two classic signs of infrastructure shortfalls, congestion and overcrowding are evident. Australia's export ports and principal airports will require major upgrades and expansion to avoid queues that hit the nation's logistics network. Urban highway and rail networks will also require priority focus if there are to be more efficient outcomes for commercial traffic and commuters.

Minter Ellison's respected infrastructure lawyers have unparalleled experience advising governments and the private sector on all aspects of port, airport, road and rail projects. We provide tailored and cross-disciplinary teams for the project lifecycle – from strategic input through to project delivery and dispute resolution – and seamlessly integrate our specialists from areas such as real estate, planning, environment, construction, tax, finance, competition and regulatory, insurance and dispute resolution to manage your risk and achieve the best outcome for the project..