Jaqueline Fryar

Special Counsel

Jaqueline has significant experience with both Government and private sectors, in particular large infrastructure, major projects and property development in the Northern Territory.

Jaqueline has worked in the Northern Territory extensively over the last 15 years, and has a broad background advising on complex contracting, infrastructure projects and Northern Territory land tenure. She has a thorough understanding of government processes and deals effectively with all stakeholders in major government projects and in the private sector.

Jaqueline provides exceptional client service, provides strategic advice on complex commercial issues and provides expert advice on Government procurement, infrastructure, development, land tenure, and commercial matters.

Expertise

Jaqueline’s expertise includes:

  • All aspects of Northern Territory land tenure
  • Government procurement processes
  • Property development
  • Legislative reform
  • Mergers and acquisitions.

 

Recent Matters

  • Advising on the $506m divestment of the Port of Darwin, by way of a 99 year lease model
  • Advising on the procurement of the Darwin Convention Centre Hotel
  • Advising on the procurement of a $500m+ ship lift
  • Advising on the Remote Power Supply project, providing renewable energy sources to remote indigenous communities, including necessary tenure arrangements
  • Advising on the Northern Territory’s first Build To Rent project
  • Advising on multiple property developments at Darwin International Airport, including the Australian Federal Policy building, Caltex services station, Flip Out centre and the control tower
  • Advising Northern Territory landlords on retail, commercial and industrial leasing.