Infrastructure | Buddle Findlay

Overview

The infrastructure project life cycle is complex, multi-faceted and requires participation and input from a wide range of stakeholders with broad industry knowledge. Successful projects need more than advisers; they need industry experts who can seamlessly integrate into high performing project-teams.

We understand the practical demands and issues facing the different participants in infrastructure projects. As the New Zealand lawyers with the most experience working as participants in project alliances, we have lived and breathed those demands.

We collaborate with sponsors, developers, contractors and financiers at every stage of infrastructure development. We have a nation-wide team with expertise in all aspects of the project lifecycle, including optimal legal structures, project financing, regulatory consents (including some of New Zealand’s largest and most complex planning processes), procurement processes, concession agreements, tender documents, construction contracts and other project documents. Our expertise extends to the operations and maintenance stage as well as dispute management and resolution.

We have a particular focus on large transport, public and social infrastructure, telecommunications, energy, health and water projects.

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The project life cycle

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Experience

Construction and projects

Our construction and projects team advises clients on all aspects of construction, from structuring, financing and procurement through to dispute resolution – both in New Zealand and internationally.

We are experienced advising on:

All construction procurement models (including traditional, design and build, partnering, alliancing, early contractor involvement and other alternative procurement arrangements)
Procurement processes, including tender evaluations and documentation
The full range of construction, consultants and engineering contracts used in New Zealand (including NZS, NZIA, CCCS, AS, NEC and FIDIC together with bespoke forms)
Operations and maintenance agreements and technical services agreements.

Work highlights

Advising Auckland Council and Auckland Transport

on the City Rail Link project, including the Commercial Bay development and the long-term CRL station management contract

Advising Ministry for Primary Industries

on New Zealand’s only enhanced PC3 national biocontainment facility, and in relation to the lease and build of its new forestry hub in Rotorua

Advising Department of Corrections

on its rapid deployment modular build programme, including the negotiation of all tender and construction documentation

Advising Central Plains Water

on stages 1 and 2 of its scheme to irrigate 60,000ha of the Canterbury Plains

Advising Wellington International Airport

on its international terminal project, the runway, taxiway and retail park extensions, parking building and hotel development, and baggage handling system upgrades

Advising Ormat Technologies

in connection with the construction of geothermal generation capacity in New Zealand and internationally

Advising CBS Power

in relation to the construction of solar generation facilities in the Pacific Islands

Key contacts

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Charlotte von Dadelszen

Partner, Wellington
Board of Management

Bassam Maghzal

Special Counsel, Christchurch

Brannavan Gnanalingam

Special Counsel, Wellington

Ed McGimpsey

Senior Associate, Auckland

Projects and infrastructure financing

Our project and infrastructure financing team advise local and central government, sponsors, contractors and banks on funding and financing for transactions ranging from PPPs to conventional contracting models, across a range of major industrial and social infrastructure projects, major civil works, process and industrial plants, power stations, water and wastewater facilities to oil and gas facilities.

We are experienced advising on:

All aspects of limited recourse project financing for both borrowers and lenders
Funding and financing arrangements for local and central government infrastructure projects
Structured finance and debt capital markets financing for infrastructure projects.

Work highlights

Advising lenders on significant financing transaction

under the Infrastructure Funding and Financing Act

Advising lenders

providing limited recourse financing for the acquisition and operation of student accommodation facilities

Advising lenders

providing project financing for wind farm, solar and geothermal generation developments in New Zealand

Advising sponsors and lenders

in relation to financing for irrigation scheme developments

Advising lenders

providing project financing for the SX Next international fibre optic cable

Advising lenders and sponsors

in relation to the financing arrangements for various PPP projects including schools, prisons, roads and social housing

Advising Community Finance

on its establishment, structuring and financing to facilitate social housing developments

Advising Contact Energy

as borrower in relation to sustainability linked loans and green bonds to finance generation development

Advising BioPlant

as developer of a new Waste to Energy plants

Advising lenders

in relation to privately financed wastewater scheme in Cardrona

Key Contacts

Peter Owles

Consultant, Auckland

Daniel Collins

Partner, Auckland

Environment and planning

Our environment and planning team advise clients on all aspects of resource management and environmental law.

We advise on the full spectrum of Resource Management Act processes ranging from obtaining resource consents and designations for large infrastructure projects, plan preparation, plan change review and appeals, due diligence and both national and local policy development.

Work highlights

Advising Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

on large transport proposals, including the East West Link - one of New Zealand’s most complex state highway projects, Te Ahu a Turanga (to replace the section of State Highway 3 through the Manawatū Gorge), Te Ara Tupua Walking and Cycling Link (connecting Wellington with the Hutt Valley), the Ōtaki to North of Levin and Peka Peka to Ōtaki Expressways on the Kāpiti Coast, the Mount Messenger Bypass Project in Taranaki, Mill Road, and on numerous planning processes in the upper North Island

Advising Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland Transport

on the Supporting Growth Alliance which seeks to gain approval for new transport links within the new growth areas of Auckland, including Drury and Silverdale / Dairy Flat

Advising Hutt City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

in relation to their RiverLink partnership project – being the largest urban regeneration project in Wellington to date

Advising numerous territorial authorities

on consenting of three waters infrastructure

Advising Auckland Council

on development and planning projects, including the City Rail Link Project, and the Auckland Unitary Plan hearing process, including appearing before the Hearings Panel and in High Court and Environment Court appeals

Advising the Crown

on its ‘All of Government’ submission (on behalf of 22 Government departments and agencies) on the proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan, before an Independent Hearings Panel

Key Contacts

Jennifer Caldwell

Partner, Auckland
National Chair

Paul Beverley

Partner, Wellington

David Allen

Partner, Wellington

David Randal

Partner, Wellington

Vanessa Evitt

Partner, Auckland

Thaddeus Ryan

Partner, Wellington

Employment and health and safety

Our employment and health and safety team advise clients on all aspects of employment and health and safety law, providing a pragmatic, problem solving approach to all matters and taking into account not only the legal aspects of employment relationship issues but the practical and interpersonal factors too.

We are experienced in all aspects of employment law, advising on:

Design and implementation of change and restructuring processes
Collective bargaining, and in other interactions with unions and collectivised workforces
Best practice procedures for hiring employees, performance management, misconduct investigations and dismissal
Avoidance and resolution of personal grievances, disputes and other employment relationship problems
Protection of confidential information and intellectual property, including the enforcement of restraints of trade
Negotiating and drafting employment agreements, contracts for services and policies
Investigations into serious misconduct and other complaints
Holidays and leave, KiwiSaver and superannuation, information and privacy, accident compensation, discrimination, harassment and bullying, remuneration and medical, stress and disability issues.

We are experienced in all aspects of health and safety law, advising on:

Guidance and compliance for businesses, including governance boards, directors and senior managers with the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015, associated regulations and codes of practice
Providing advice in relation to accidents and subsequent investigations, assisting clients in their communications with the regulator, and to avoid prosecutions
Defending prosecutions and other enforcement action by WorkSafe
Drafting and revising workplace policies and strategies, including regarding specific areas such as harassment, bullying and stress, and drugs and alcohol.

Work highlights

Advising Auckland Transport

on the employment aspects arising from its open-market tender for a long-term franchise contract for public transport rail services in Auckland

Advising China Railway

in a restructuring of its New Zealand business, together with assisting with a number of disciplinary processes arising from employee misconduct and breaches of confidential information

Advising EnviroWaste

following a workplace fatality in investigations by WorkSafe, and in the subsequent criminal prosecution in the District Court (after successfully negotiating with WorkSafe to reduce the charges)

Advising a Crown entity

investigated as a principal as a result of a serious harm injury sustained during a fall from height on a building construction site

Advising Waikaia Gold

in WorkSafe's investigation following a workplace death at the heavy machinery workshop located on site. We engaged technical experts, provided advice and support to Waikaia Gold during WorkSafe's investigation including sitting in on staff interviews. We were successful in convincing WorkSafe not to prosecute our client

Advising KiwiRail

in successfully defending proceedings bought in the Employment Court by a former employee who was challenging the justification of his dismissal for serious misconduct (drug use), following a crash

Advising Waka Kotahi

on the application of the Health and Safety at Work Act to its Code of Practice for temporary traffic management, a code that sets the requirements for the safe and efficient management and operation of temporary traffic management on all roads in New Zealand

Key Contacts

Sherridan Cook

Partner, Auckland
Board of Management

Hamish Kynaston

Partner, Wellington

Peter Chemis

Partner, Wellington

Susan Rowe

Partner, Christchurch

Local government

Our local government team supports regional, district and city councils throughout New Zealand. We are widely recognised as a national leader in the practice of local government law in New Zealand, supporting our clients in the delivery of their objectives in an increasingly complex political, financial and regulatory environment.

We are the principal legal adviser to Christchurch City Council, Selwyn District Council, Hurunui District Council, Horowhenua District Council, and a significant provider to Auckland Council and many other unitary, regional, and district councils around New Zealand.

Work highlights

Advising Auckland Council

on a variety of key Unitary Plan topics throughout the Independent Hearings Panel process including Manu Whenua, infrastructure, significant ecological areas and coastal provisions as well as all related Environment Court and High Court appeals

Advising Waikato District Council

on its long-term concession franchise with Watercare Services for the operation and management of the water, wastewater and storm water assets and services of Waikato District Council

Advising Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

in relation to appeals on the Bay of Plenty Regional Coastal Environment Plan regarding the regionally significant infrastructure provisions

Advising the Crown

on its ‘All of Government’ submission (on behalf of 22 Government departments and agencies) on the proposed Christchurch Replacement District Plan, before an Independent Hearings Panel

Advising Auckland Transport

on the open-market tender processes and sole-source negotiations for public transport rail, bus and ferry services and related assets, such as the Auckland electric train fleet

Key Contacts

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Jennifer Caldwell

Partner, Auckland
National Chair

David Allen

Partner, Wellington

David Randal

Partner, Wellington

Paul Beverley

Partner, Wellington

Māori law

Our Māori law team advise Crown, local government and private entities on Maori law issues and working effectively with Māori. We are recognised as having one of New Zealand's leading Māori law teams.

We are experienced advising on:

Contemporary Māori law issues and the historical Treaty of Waitangi settlement process and negotiations
Local government and other infrastructure development entities on building relationship frameworks, working with Māori in light of their statutory obligations under local government legislation, the Resource Management Act 1991 and other legislation
RMA processes involving Māori and other processes including in the Māori Land Court.

Work highlights

Advising the Crown, local government and infrastructure development entities

on the Treaty of Waitangi, statutory provisions relating to Māori and Māori legal and relationship issues

Advising the Crown

on the negotiation, design and implementation of over 40 Treaty settlements, particularly around co-governance and co-management of natural resources and local government frameworks with Māori. This has included the Tuhoe (Te Urewera National Park), Whanganui River, Waikato River, Rangitaiki and Kaituna Rivers, Te Tau Ihu (eight iwi - top of the South Island) and Te Hiku (five iwi - Northland)

Working closely with a range of infrastructure development entities, including Waka Kotahi and local authorities

in engaging and negotiating partnership frameworks and project agreements in infrastructure projects and resolving Māori legal issues

Facilitating a number of governance, collaboration and co-design processes

between Iwi and infrastructure development entities

Acting for infrastructure development entities

in relation to Māori land and Te Ture Whenua Māori Act 1993, including appearing in the Māori Land Court

Appearing in the Environment Court, High Court, Court of Appeal and Supreme Court

on Māori law and Treaty of Waitangi issues

Key Contacts

Paul Beverley

Partner, Wellington

Public law

Our public law team advise public and private sector clients on a full range of public law and regulatory issues. For public sector clients, we assist them development and implementation of regulatory solutions that work while, for private sector clients, we assist them in interacting with government and responding to regulation.

We are recognised as the adviser or choice on public law and regulatory issues in New Zealand.

Work highlights

Advising the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Authority

on the Warmer Kiwi Homes and Warm Up New Zealand programmes for insulation and heat pump installations, including drafting contracts for providers and providing advice on the implementation of the programmes

Advising Electricity Authority

on a number of large projects, and changes to the Electricity Industry Participation Code through orders in council

Advising Infratil and Brookfield Asset Management

in relation to their landmark NZ$3.4b acquisition of Vodafone New Zealand, and led the work on Infratil’s successful applications for clearance from the Commerce Commission for the acquisition and for approval from the Overseas Investment Office

Advising Auckland Transport and Greater Wellington Regional Council

on reforms to rail network planning and funding under the Land Transport (Rail) Legislation Bill 2019

Key Contacts

Paul Beverley

Partner, Wellington

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Tony Dellow

Consultant, Wellington

Susie Kilty

Partner, Wellington

Alastair Hercus

Consultant, Wellington

Tax

Our tax law team advise private and public sector clients on all aspects of New Zealand tax, including income tax, GST and duties. We help our clients identify the taxation consequences of their particular project / transaction and provide holistic and tax efficient solutions that meet our clients' needs while addressing the intricacies of the New Zealand tax rules.

We are experienced advising on:

Tax-effective structures for domestic and international business operations and in-bound and out-bound investment
Obtaining rulings from the New Zealand Inland Revenue to deliver certainty over tax outcomes for projects / transactions.

Work highlights

Advising a consortium comprising of Infratil and Brookfield Asset Management

on the NZ$3.4b acquisition of Vodafone New Zealand

Advising Auckland Council

on a reorganisation and transfer of the ownership and control of significant assets and businesses comprising the Auckland waterfront, including marinas, wharves and land

Key Contacts

Tony Wilkinson

Partner, Auckland

Fiona Heiford

Special Counsel, Wellington

Property

Our property and real estate team supports private and public sector clients on a full range of property law services throughout New Zealand, combining practical local knowledge with national expertise and depth.

We are experienced advising on:

Acquisitions and disposals
Leasing and development agreements
Developments and subdivisions
All types of property related documentation, including licences, easements, encumbrances and covenants
Property and portfolio management
Public Works Act transactions, including in the context of urban renewal projects.

Work highlights

Advising Contact Energy

on its geothermal rights including easements, encumbrances and land acquisition strategy relating to numerous wind farm projects

Advising Ministry for Primary Industries, Treasury, Colgate Palmolive and Department of Internal Affairs

on anchor tenant leasing arrangements and development agreements

Advising Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

on its land acquisition strategy and mitigation agreements for a number of its state highway projects including, Mt Messenger Bypass, Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatu Tararua Highway, Te Ara Tupua

Advising Auckland Council and Panuku Development Auckland

on urban renewal and town centre renewal projects including the transformational project for Aotea Square and the adaptive reuse of the Civic administration building and the Britomart precinct project

Advising Infratil Infrastructure Property

on the redevelopment and urban regeneration of the New Lynn Town Centre and construction and development in the Wynyard Quarter

Advising Auckland Transport and Auckland Council

on Precinct Properties Holdings’ Commercial Bay development, including the disposal of QE Square, the acquisition of subterranean title for the City Rail Link and related easements, encumbrances and covenants

Advising Selwyn District Council

with the largest industrial/business park development in New Zealand. At over 180ha, the project required Buddle Findlay to advise on multifaceted aspects including, subdivisions, sales, leasing, acquisitions and consenting issues

Key Contacts

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Daniel Kelleher

Partner, Auckland

Charlotte von Dadelszen

Partner, Wellington
Board of Management

Stephen Whittington

Consultant, Wellington

John Buchan

Partner, Christchurch

Transport

We are a key legal provider in the transport sector. Our team provides transport law advice across the legal service spectrum, including transport regulation and policy, resource management, property, construction, procurement and employment law.

We are one of three leading external legal providers to Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency to advise it on a range of transport and other matters.

Work highlights

Advising Auckland Council and Auckland Transport

on the City Rail Link project, including the Commercial Bay redevelopment and the long-term station management contract

Advising Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and Auckland Transport

on the Supporting Growth Alliance (as joint legal advisers with Bell Gully), working with Waka Kotahi, Auckland Transport, AECOM and Beca as the other participants to gain approval for new transport links within the new growth areas of Auckland, including Drury and Silverdale / Dairy Flat. This work will continue for many years

Advising Auckland Transport

on the open-market tender and sole-source negotiated processes for public transport rail, ferry and bus services and the procurement of public transport assets such as the Auckland electric train fleet

Advising Kinetic of Australia

(and its shareholder, OPTrust of Canada) on its acquisition of all shares in Go-Bus Holdings (currently ultimately owned by local Maori interests, Ngāi Tahu Holdings Corporation and Tainui Group Holdings)

Advising Maritime New Zealand

on the international regulatory requirements for Parts 40A to 49 of the Maritime Rules to aid Maritime New Zealand in its 40 series reform project

Advising Treasury

in relation to PPP roading projects including Transmission Gully and Pūhoi to Warkworth

Key Contacts

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Jennifer Caldwell

Partner, Auckland
National Chair

Paul Beverley

Partner, Wellington

David Allen

Partner, Wellington

David Randal

Partner, Wellington

Energy and renewables (including electricity)

We are a leader in the energy and renewables sector. We stand at the centre of many key developments in the New Zealand energy and resources industry.

Our team is the leading adviser to the Electricity Authority, the principal electricity industry regulator, as well as a number of other prominent public sector entities in this sector. In addition, our team regularly advises a number of the most significant industry participants in New Zealand on various aspects of their businesses, including corporate transactions, development and acquisition of new assets, emissions trading, hedging, regulatory issues, planning and environmental issues, supply contracts, customer arrangements, and general corporate and commercial advice.

Work highlights

Advising Contact Energy

on the construction of the Te Mihi geothermal electricity generation project, the Ahuroa gas storage project, and on the construction contracting arrangements for the Otahuhu B, Wairakei Binary, and Whirinaki power stations

Advising Contact Energy

on obtaining resource consents and designations associated with several wind farms and geothermal power stations

Advising Electricity Authority

on its review of Transpower New Zealand's proposal to vary the current transmission pricing methodology

Advising Genesis Energy

on issues associated with the national policy statement for freshwater management 2014, variation 5, the Waitaki sub-region, to the proposed Canterbury land and water regional plan and water allocation issues associated with its Tekapo hydro-generation assets

Advising The consortium of Infratil and Guardians of New Zealand Superannuation Fund

on the acquisition of the retail assets of Shell New Zealand

Advising the Crown

on marine consenting requirements for decommissioning the Tui Oil Field

Advising Ormat Technologies

as supplier and EPC contractor in relation to the development and construction of various geothermal generation facilities in New Zealand and internationally

Advising BioPlant

in relation to the proposed development of waste to energy plants

Advising CBS Power

in relation to solar farm developments in the Pacific Islands

Advising various lenders

providing project financing for the development of electricity generation (solar, wind and geothermal) and oil and gas projects

Key Contacts

Tony Dellow

Consultant, Wellington

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

Charlotte von Dadelszen

Partner, Wellington
Board of Management

David Randal

Partner, Wellington

David Allen

Partner, Wellington

Irrigation

We have extensive experience in the irrigation sector. We have advised clients on irrigation schemes at all stages of development, including initial planning and policy matters, resource consent applications and proceedings, Public Works Act, equity capital raises, rights issues, senior and subordinated debt financing arrangements, corporate and structuring advice.

We also advise on third party contractual arrangements, procurement strategy, construction contract documents and construction disputes.

Work highlights

Advising Central Plains Water

on all aspects of its scheme including resource consent applications and proceedings, initial equity capital raise, numerous debt, priority and other commercial arrangements, rights issues, senior and subordinated debt financing requirements, procurement strategy and construction contract negotiation and documentation

Advising North Otago Irrigation Company

on its equity capital raises (co-advised with a local legal services provider), construction contract negotiation and documentation, and construction disputes

Advising Hunter Downs Water

on its 2017 construction equity raise, water user agreement, contractual arrangements with third parties, initial legal due diligence for financiers and preparation of construction contract and associated documents

Irrigation – Advising Hurunui District Council

and potential investors on investment issues associated with the Hurunui Water Project

Advising Bank of New Zealand

on the financing for Stage 2 of the Barrhill Chertsey Irrigation Scheme (BCIS) and the buyout by Barrhill Chertsey Irrigation of Electricity Ashburton from BCIS

Key Contacts

Stephen Whittington

Consultant, Wellington

Peter Owles

Consultant, Auckland

Mark Odlin

Partner, Christchurch

Willie Palmer

Partner, Christchurch

Bassam Maghzal

Special Counsel, Christchurch

Water and waste water

We have significant expertise and experience in the water and waste-water sector. Our team has a deep understanding of the social, economic, cultural and environmental interests associated with water and waste water management.

This is established through working with an extensive client base of local authorities, as well as provide entities involved in the supply, treatment and use of water.

Work highlights

Advising Waikato District Council

in connection with the long-term concession franchise with Watercare Services for the operation and management of the water, wastewater and storm water assets and services of Waikato District Council

Advising Boards of Inquiry

in respect of the Tukituki Catchment proposal, a water quality and quantity based regional plan change related to farm intensification and a designation and resource consents for a dam and irrigation scheme covering some 25,000ha, and the Ruakura Development Plan Change Request (inland port and commercial/industrial hub)

Advising Hawke’s Bay District Health Board

on RMA aspects of the Havelock North Drinking Water Inquiry, Regional Policy Statement and Plan changes associated with drinking water source protection and the 2013 fluoride referendum

Advising Gisborne District Council and Otago Regional Council

on the incorporation of the 2014 National Policy Statement for Freshwater Management into their regional planning documents and freshwater plan processes

Advising numerous territorial authorities

on consenting and reconsenting three waters infrastructure

Advising Te Arawhiti

(formerly the Office of Treaty Settlements) on over 45 historical Treaty of Waitangi settlements including the Waikato River, Whanganui River, Kaituna River, Rangitaiki River and a range of other waterbodies and governance entities such as the Te Tau Ihu (top of the South Island) rivers and freshwater advisory committee. This involved significant work and negotiations with iwi to find novel solutions and partnering approaches

Key Contacts

Tom Bennett

Partner, Auckland

David Allen

Partner, Wellington

David Randal

Partner, Wellington

Mark Odlin

Partner, Christchurch

Urban renewal

We have a depth of expertise advising on and guiding the delivery of some of New Zealand's most significant urban development projects. This expertise spans the full life cycle of an urban renewal project, from initial structuring, through planning and construction, to ongoing operations, maintenance and management.

In this sector, we have:

A strong track record advising government agencies, local authorities and private developers on adapting to and enabling urban growth
Collaborative experience working in urban growth alliances alongside technical experts, local and central government agencies and tangata whenua
Substantial experience working with public infrastructure providers to designate for and enable infrastructure to support growth.

Work highlights

Advising Auckland Council and Eke Panuku

on a wide range of its most recent and most notable urban development transactions, including the Aotea Station TOD/OSD development, the Avondale central redevelopment, The Manukau city centre redevelopment, the Takapuna city centre redevelopment, Wynyard Quarter, the New Lynn transport centre and mixed use redevelopment, the Hobsonville mixed use development and all aspects of the Britomart precinct urban regeneration project since 2003

Urban renewal – Advising Auckland Tourism Events and Economic Development

on the development agreement with Precinct Properties for the development and lease of a bespoke 8,400 square metre Innovation Precinct building at Wynyard Quarter

Advising Hutt City Council, Greater Wellington Regional Council (GWRC) and Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency

in relation to their RiverLink partnership project – being the largest urban regeneration project in Wellington to date

Advising Selwyn District Council

on all aspects of the Izone development, being the largest industrial/business park development in New Zealand (at over 180ha), including subdivisions, sales, leasing, acquisitions and consenting issues

Advising Community Finance

on its establishment and funding to support social housing development

Advising various lenders

providing finance for social and affordable housing developments and student accommodation

Advising private residential developers

in various projects in the Auckland region