Infrastructure investment

The asset management accountability framework is a policy that aims to ensure an agency’s asset base addresses its service delivery objectives.

The Bid Cost Reimbursement policy sets the criteria when partial bid cost reimbursement may be considered for Partnership Victoria, Alliance and HVHR projects.

The Gateway Review Process examines projects and programs at six key decision points throughout their lifecycle to provide independent advice to government.

The High Value High Risk (HVHR) Framework sets out assurance requirements, including more rigorous scrutiny and approval processes, for infrastructure and ICT projects.

The Department of Treasury and Finance has established training programs to build project management and leadership skills and support the development of emerging engineers.

The Investment Lifecycle and High Value High Risk Guidelines apply to all Victorian government departments and agencies undertaking any investment.

The investment management standard (IMS) is a tool for agencies to confirm an investment need and help shape a proposal prior to commencing a business case.

Market-led proposals provide a pathway for the private sector to propose investments for Government to consider.

The Department of Treasury and Finance is uplifting construction productivity, efficiency and innovation.

The Ministerial Directions and Instructions for Public Construction set out the framework for procuring works and construction services for government building and infrastructure projects in Victoria.

Partnerships Victoria helps the State and the private sector work together to deliver public infrastructure and related services through public private partnerships.

The Construction Supplier Register is an open pre-qualification scheme that identifies construction works and services suppliers with expertise, capacity, and capability to deliver projects for the Victorian Government.

The Victorian Infrastructure Plan 2021 lays out the Government’s infrastructure priorities across eight sectors, including significant projects, reform directions and funding over the next five years and beyond.

The Department of Treasury and Finance provides detailed information about Victoria’s major project delivery through the Victorian Infrastructure Pipeline.