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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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Construction Process

Throughout the construction process, the aim of the project team is to ensure it is business as usual at Southbank Institute.

The works program has been developed to ensure as little disruption as possible to the core business of Southbank Institute – skilling individuals to take their place in the Smart State.

Where possible, movement of staff, students and equipment (decanting) will be kept to a minimum.

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Last updated 9 August, 2007