Anthony Davis

Overview

As Associate Director, Anthony brings over 25 years of experience in contaminated land management, with a strong track record supporting major infrastructure, asset transition, energy, and property projects through complex site transitions and environmental challenges.

Anthony specialises in due diligence advisory, contamination assessment and remediation to support the safe, compliant, and commercially sound redevelopment and repurposing of sites—particularly within the energy, transport and property sectors. His work underpins successful outcomes for asset transitions, large-scale linear infrastructure, and high-value brownfield developments.

He has delivered contamination advisory services on some of Australia’s most significant infrastructure and energy projects. His  understanding of environmental planning, construction interfaces, and regulatory frameworks enables him to anticipate and resolve contamination risks across all stages of the project lifecycle.

Anthony has experience engaging with government agencies, approval bodies, regulators, subcontractors, and delivery authorities to align technical outcomes with broader project and commercial goals.

Anthony’s leadership ensures that contamination issues are addressed early, resolved efficiently, and integrated into the broader success of transport, energy, and property development projects—delivering confidence and certainty for clients managing complex asset and land use transitions.

Qualifications

• Doctor of Philosophy
• Master of Science, Quaternary Science
• Bachelor of Science (Hons) Joint Geography and Archaeology

Expertise

• Strategic contamination advisory for asset transition and redevelopment
• Environmental due diligence for acquisition, divestment, and reuse
• Preliminary and Detailed Site Investigations (PSI, DSI)
• Remediation planning, implementation, and validation
• Material characterisation and beneficial reuse pathways
• Contamination technical support for EIS, planning approvals and compliance
• Stakeholder and regulator engagement in complex delivery environments