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Infrastructure

Sound infrastructure forms the backbone of all developed economies. New Zealand has fallen behind its peers and is now gearing up for major investment in every area of its infrastructure sector. Getting it right is going to take effective project development, delivery, risk management and partnering between the government and private infrastructure providers.

The government faces challenges of not only raising substantial amounts of capital to fund investment, but also developing models to enhance value for money. However, it also has the opportunity to harness the skills and expertise of the private sector to deliver enhanced value and improved delivery of assets and services.

How we can help

We have worked across every part of the infrastructure sector in New Zealand and understand the challenges facing the government and the private sector as owners, service providers and operators. Whether you are a government organisation or in the private sector we can help you realise the full value of infrastructure investments through:

  • Project feasibility assessment and financial analysis
  • Project performance management and measurement
  • Advice to public and private sectors on partnership arrangements and project delivery

 

 More Read the latest research and reports

  • The Future of Utilities 2010
    Balancing cost, climate change and dependable supplies
  • Crossing the Divide: private sector recruits share their views on their new public sector
    This report provides an important reference point on Australia’s public sector today and where it could be in the future.
  • A lasting legacy
    This report looks at the benefits and challenges of hosting a major event and provides insights on how to ensure successful planning that will lead to positive, lasting change for the host community.
  • Partnering for Value
    This Deloitte Research study aims to help government leaders determine the optimal mix of public and private sector involvement for any given project in order to gain maximum public value from limited public dollars.

 More Dig deeper

  • Infrastructure Insight - October 2010
    A regular insight on what is happening in the sector, and highlights of the latest research and reports
  • Infrastructure Insight - July 2010
    The road ahead
  • Propelling forward
    Managing the talent crunch in the water sector

 More Latest from the industry

  • ExternalURL Partial listing plan gets thumbs-up
    New Zealand Herald - 27 January 2011
  • ExternalURL Report of the Land and Water Forum
    A fresh start for freshwater
  • ExternalURL Defence White Paper 2010
    Ministry of Defence publication
  • ExternalURL Better business cases for capital proposals
    Treasury guidance for improving the quality of analysis and decision-making around proposals

Talk to one of the team

  • Paul Callow / Infrastructure sector group leader
    Financial analysis , Public-private partnerships, Project funding, Road charging
  • Andrew Gibbs / Partner
    Government advisory, Procurement and process
  • ExternalURL Linda Meade / Associate Director
    Public sector advisory, Feasibility and business case