Projects Queensland is currently inviting Registrations of Interest from parties interested in participating in market sounding to inform the development of the Royal Children's Hospital Site (RCHS) Business Case. Market sounding will cover a proposed Planned Procedure Centre as well as potential redevelopment opportunities on the balance of the RCHS.
For more information, visit the Royal Children's Hospital Site Project page.
The Queensland Government's New Generation Rollingstock (NGR) project will see a significant increase to the train fleet to meet the growing demand for rail services in South East Queensland. The project is the largest single investment by Queensland in trains and demonstrates the Government's commitment to public transport in South East Queensland.
For more information, visit the New Generation Rollingstock project page.
Cbus Property has secured the contract to develop the $653 million 1 William Street project for the Queensland Government, as announced by Acting Premier and Minister for State Development, Infrastructure and Planning Jeff Seeney and Treasurer and Minister for Trade Tim Nicholls on 21 December 2012.
Read more about the 1 William Street project.
Projects Queensland is currently engaging with a short list of respondents in the procurement process.
For more information, read the Treasurer's media statement or visit the Government Wireless Network Project page.
A new standalone unit called Projects Queensland has been established within Treasury and Trade. Projects Queensland will encourage new partnerships between Government and private investors to help deliver infrastructure outcomes.
For more information, read the Treasurer's media statement.
Projects Queensland is a unit within Queensland Treasury and Trade established to enhance the Queensland Government's infrastructure delivery capability.
Read more about Projects Queensland
Information about projects currently managed by Projects Queensland, including their estimated value, current status and key dates.
The Queensland Government's key infrastructure policies, including the Project Assurance Framework and the Public Private Partnerships Policy and Value for Money Framework.
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