National Public Private Partnership Policy and Guidelines
The Council of Australia Governments endorsed the National Public Private Partnership Policy and Guidelines on 29 November 2008. All Australian, State and Territory Government agencies will now apply the National Policy and Guidelines. The National Policy and Guidelines effectively replace previously existing policy and guidelines in those jurisdictions.
- National PPP Policy Framework [
PDF: 327 KB] - National PPP Guidelines Overview [PDF: 706 KB]
- Volume 1 Procurement Options Analysis [PDF: 558 KB]
- Volume 2 Practitioners Guide [PDF: 1350 KB]
- Volume 3 Commercial Principles for Social Infrastructure [PDF: 1182 KB]
- Volume 4 Public Sector Comparator Guidance [PDF: 1674 KB]
- Volume 5 Discount Rate Methodology [PDF: 518 KB]
- Volume 6 Jurisdictional Requirements [PDF: 1102 KB]
Draft Commercial Principles for Economic Infrastructure
The Commercial Principles for Economic Infrastructure will complete the suite of National PPP Guidelines. Infrastructure Australia invited PPP participants and advisers to provide comments on this draft. Comments were required to be submitted to mail@infrastructureaustralia.gov.au by 23 January 2009.
- DRAFT Commercial Principles for Economic Infrastructure [PDF: 1073 KB] [
DOC: 926 KB]
PPP Resources
Infrastructure Australia is pleased to provide direct access to a number of PPP-related reports and research papers as well as links to PPP-related websites.
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