Achieving our aim will accelerate positive health and economic benefits for the community, Health and Hospital Services, Queensland Health, and our partners.
Overview
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.
The six stages of the PSP framework
Assessment criteria
We use the following criteria to prioritise and assess opportunities and to guide decision-making.
Does the proposal:
- meet public interest, QH policies and strategies
- achieve positive health outcomes
- maximise social and economic contribution
- outline how best whole-of-life value for money can be achieved including identifying the intended capital and operational funding sources
- demonstrate deliverability and partner suitability.
Becoming a partner
Download the Private Sector Partnerships submission guide (PDF 1579 kB) and the Private Sector Partnerships submissions template (PDF 163 kB).
Use this guide to develop your proposal.
Your opportunity
Use the Private Sector Partnerships submission guide (PDF 1579 kB) to develop your proposal.
Once submitted, your proposal will be assessed against the Assessment criteria.
We will work with you through each stage of the process ensuring a consistent and co-ordinated approach to planning and delivery.
Need to know more?
To find out more about Private Sector Partnerships framework, or to ask a question about your proposal, email HCDCommercial@health.qld.gov.au.
Last updated: 6 March 2024