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GHD is an international professional services company. Our people deliver innovative solutions by combining technical expertise & experience with an understanding of our clients' objectives & aspirations. Our key business streams include Aviation, Buildings, Defence, Energy, Environment, Manufacturing, Marine, Mining & Resources, Oil & Gas, Rail, Roads, Telecommunications, Transportation & Logistics, Urban Development, & Water.

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Barry Potter
General Manager New Zealand & Pacific

t: +64 9 261 1400

e: auckmail@ghd.co.nz

a: PO Box 76477, Manukau City, Auckland, New Zealand

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> Energy, water, transport & communications

 



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