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Transport for NSW advised on next phase of Circular Quay transformation
Global firm Herbert Smith Freehills is assisting TfNSW in the ongoing “evolution of Sydney’s original gateway”.
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Firm: Herbert Smith Freehills (Transport for NSW).
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Deal: HSF is advising TfNSW on Sydney’s Circular Quay Renewal, which includes new ferry wharves, an upgraded train station, improved public spaces and a new tourism, cultural and retail offering.
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Area: Government.
Key players: The HSF is led by partners Nicholas Carney and Peter Briggs, with support from partners Julie Couch and Erin Wakelin, corporate special counsel Amalia Stone, and senior associates Joseph Varghese, Daniel Webster and Japonica Sheridan.
Deal significance: Speaking about the transformation, Mr Carney said: “We are delighted to be advising Transport for NSW on the redevelopment of such an iconic location in Sydney.”
“TfNSW should be commended for developing an innovative procurement process for such a unique project. The early contractor involvement process will significantly de-risk the project.”
Mr Briggs added: “We are pleased to be part of this evolution of Sydney’s original gateway. Infrastructure which puts people first and respects the Indigenous and European history and the site’s unique qualities will make this project transformative.”
