Toby Mittelman
Toby specialises in advising clients in relation to all aspects of procurement, development and construction projects, particularly in relation to development and construction of buildings and other infrastructure; procurement of major equipment, goods and services; operation, maintenance and support arrangements.
Toby works with a broad range of public and private sector clients across a variety of industry sectors including defence, police, health, transport, communications and social infrastructure.
Toby advises on all stages of major projects and commercial transactions, including development of procurement strategies, tender and contract development, risk allocation and liability, interactive tendering, developing or reviewing contract departures, performance management, tender evaluation, negotiations and contract management.
Toby is recognised in Best Lawyers™ in Australia for Government and the IFLR 1000 as a Notable Practitioner for Project Development (Infrastructure and Social Infrastructure). He is valued by clients for his pragmatic and commercial approach.
Experience
Toby’s experience includes advising:
- Department of Defence, Capability Acquisition and Sustainment Group: providing commercial, legal and probity advice to the Department of Defence on many major and complex acquisition and sustainment projects;
- Victoria Police: advising in relation to the Aviation Capability Project for the replacement of the VicPol helicopter fleet and introduction of a fixed wing aircraft; advising in relation to various construction projects and service/maintenance contracts;
- Melbourne Health: advising in relation to various construction projects under a wide variety of delivery models;
- Northwest Healthcare: advising in relation to developments and construction aspects of various hospitals and healthcare facilities; and
- SICE in relation to delivery and support of operations management control, traffic management and tolling systems to some of the largest transport infrastructure projects in Australia and New Zealand.