Breaking the barriers to co-operation

The Port of Melbourne found the benefits of “contractual partnering” helped to overcome environmental and legal challenges

If you are looking at a large infrastructure project, it is all too easy to fall into the somewhat stereotyped roles and slightly adversarial stance that can exist between contractors, consultants, stakeholders and project owners.

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