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What is a PPP?

  • A Public Private Partnership is a form of contractual arrangement between Government and the private sector which harnesses the skills and capability of the private sector in designing, constructing, operating, maintaining and financing major infrastructure projects.

    One of the key characteristics of a Public Private Partnership is that the Government maintains control of the infrastructure by monitoring the performance of the private sector. The Government makes payments based on a performance regime and if necessary, can 'step-in' to ensure services are delivered. A Public Private Partnership brings new incentives to the private sector to deliver infrastructure as payments do not commence until the facilities are ready for operation.
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Documentation Archives

Throughout the tendering process for Queensland’s first Public Private Partnership (PPP), a series of documents have been produced to monitor the probity of the process, assist tendering organisations and promote the concept of a PPP.

Expression of Interest Documentation

» Expression of Interest brochure (pdf, 1mb)
» Invitation for Expressions of Interest (pdf, 1.77mb)
» Information Memorandum (pdf, 1.96mb)
&raq9 August, 2007ons of Interest (pdf, 6kb)

Southbank Institute

» Photos of current buildings (pdf, 1.62mb)
» Public & Private Partnership Social Infrastructure Powerpoint Presentation (pdf, 1.28mb)

The Public Private Process

» Organisational chart (pdf, 145kb)
» Probity Guidelines (pdf, 221kb)
» Notice of Industry Briefing Day (pdf, 405kb)

Last updated 9 August, 2007