Infrastructure that puts patients first
Queensland is investing more than $14 billion in health infrastructure projects and a broad range of programs and initiatives, to support our public health system.
Our Big Build is the biggest capital investment in health in Queensland history. It will deliver the infrastructure and digital technologies needed to enable the delivery of new, safe, high-quality healthcare to Queenslanders.
Design Principles, standardisation and collaboration
Queensland Health is partnering across various industries to ensure health infrastructure needed for Queensland is based on the Queensland Health Design Principles.
The Principles provide a framework to enable responsive and adaptable infrastructure separated into four key themes people, place, value and technology. They are applied throughout a project’s design lifecycle to ensure consistency and quality for patients, staff and community.
Together with our construction partners, we are using standardised designs to deliver infrastructure sooner, while maximising value for money. To ensure that all health assets are future fit, standardisation is balanced with flexibility to allow the needs of current and emerging models of care.
Infrastructure procurement
Health Capital Division’s Contracts and Procurement unit leads the tendering and contracting of building contractors and consultants for the Queensland Health and Hospitals Plan.
Private Sector Partnerships
Submit a proposal to help us build world class health services that meet Queensland's infrastructure needs.
The Private Sector Partnerships (PSP) framework:
- provides a single ‘front door’ for private sector and other collaborators
- is a clear access point for engagement and progression of partnership opportunities
- applies to partnerships that align with Queensland Government priorities
- prioritises opportunities demonstrating strong potential for timely delivery.
Read more about Private Sector Partnerships.
Contact
For more information email HCD_Procurement@health.qld.gov.au.
Last updated: 8 March 2024