Clayton Utz continues to be at the forefront of social infrastructure project activity in Australia, with the announcement of financial close of the $1 billion plus Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre (VCCC) Project marking a significant milestone for the firm’s client Plenary Group, and Clayton Utz as its legal advisers.
Clayton Utz Melbourne Projects and Finance partner Marcus Davenport led the firm’s team that has advised Plenary Group on all aspects of Plenary Health consortium’s successful bid for the VCCC Project, from initial bid through to financial close. The Plenary Heath consortium comprises Plenary Group, Grocon, PCL Constructors Pacific Rim and Honeywell. Lawyers in Clayton Utz Melbourne’s Corporate and Construction practice areas also provided support on the transaction, led by partners Brendan Groves and Naomi Kelly.






