Mark Godfrey
Mark Godfrey
Mark Godfrey
Biography
Mark has advised extensively on construction, project development and infrastructure transactions. Mark has substantial in-depth construction and project development experience in a wide range of sectors, including transport, property development and urban regeneration, social infrastructure, power and water and oil and gas projects.
Mark advises clients across the entire life of a project, from initial procurement analysis and choice of procurement approach, through tendering, contract negotiations and award and finally into contract management during the construction, commissioning and completion phase of a project.
Admissions
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England and Wales
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Commercial Construction & Engineering
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Infrastructure
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Real Estate Sector
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Oil, Gas and LNG
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Real Estate
Experience
- A bidder on the proposed NZ$1 billion Waikeria Prison PPP project
- A bidder on the proposed NZ$700 million Christchurch social housing project
- A Middle Eastern government on the multi-package engineering, procurement and construction contracts for the design and construction of a new US$400 million container port
- A Middle Eastern government public procurement unit on the construction and other development contracts for several urban regeneration and real estate development projects
- The lenders on the design and construction and operation and maintenance contracts for the approx. €400 million Europppass electronic lorry tolling project in Austria
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