Infrastructure and Commercial Advice (ICA) operates out of Treasury within the Chief Minister, Treasury and Economic Development Directorate (CMTEDD), ACT Government. ICA advises government on the development of infrastructure projects, including the use of private finance where appropriate. ICA partners with directorates to ensure that projects provide the required evidence and analysis to justify the funding decisions of government. It brings together specialist capability in the support of selection, funding, implementation, delivery and life-of-project transaction management of complex and major infrastructure projects.
ICA’s core functions are:
- Advising government on the development of infrastructure projects within the Capital Framework, including:
- Investment Logic Workshops, Risk Workshops and Delivery Model Workshops for the development of projects
- the needs and economic analysis within business cases for capital projects
- Post Implementation Reviews of Tier 1 and other nominated projects
- monitoring and reporting on the realisation of benefits for Tier 1 and other nominated projects.
- Providing financial and commercial advice on the development and procurement of Public Private Partnership (PPP). This includes other major complex infrastructure projects (Design, Construct, Maintain, Operate)
- Managing or advising on life-of-project transactions for PPP projects
- Managing the process and providing commercial support for the assessment of Unsolicited Proposals
- Reviewing and updating the policy frameworks that support the development, procurement and delivery of capital projects:
- The Capital Framework
- Guidelines for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs)
- Guidelines for Unsolicited Proposals.
| Framework | Description |
|---|---|
| The Capital Framework | The Capital Framework is a fit-for-purpose tool that helps ensure government investments in infrastructure projects provide maximum public value to the ACT community. It provides practical assistance to directorates and agencies proposing investment projects, and to advisors helping develop business cases for them. The Capital Framework |
| Guidelines for Public Private Partnerships (PPPs) | The ACT Government is committed to improving the facilitation of infrastructure delivery within the ACT. As an extension of the Capital Framework, Guidelines for Public Private Partnerships, provides further guidance on the procurement of public infrastructure using complex delivery models that involve the private sector to a greater degree, including Public Private Partnerships (PPPs). Guidelines for PPPs |
| Guidelines for Unsolicited Proposals | The Guidelines for Unsolicited Proposals provide a transparent framework for both prospective bidders and Government. It provides information about the treatment of Unsolicited Proposals for public infrastructure, service delivery and private sector investment in the Territory. Guidelines for Unsolicited Proposals |
Contacts
For business related to unsolicited proposals, please email to unsolicitedproposal@act.gov.au
For other business, please email to infrastructurecommercialadvice@act.gov.au