Digital Train Radio System Upgrade
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage five (May 2022) |
Proponent | Vodafone and Nokia Networks |
Description | Proposal to upgrade the Digital Train Radio System (DTRS) primarily used by Metro Trains, submitted in April 2015 and approved to move to Stage Four in November 2016. The proposal provided for the State to transition to an updated Long-Term Evolution (LTE) 4G network communications system with the potential to enable other rail network projects to also be deployed onto the new LTE 4G network. Installed on VicTrack assets, the new LTE 4G network would address obsolescence in the existing bespoke 2G DTRS network. Nokia operates the existing DTRS and would have managed the installation, migration to and operation of the new LTE 4G network. In addition to servicing DTRS, the new network would have provided services to Vodafone, improving Vodafone's mobile phone coverage along the metropolitan Melbourne's train lines. Vodafone (now TPG Telecom) would have co-deployed transmission elements on the DTRS. |
Courts and Justice Administration Precinct
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (February 2022) |
Proponent | Mirvac |
Description | Proposal was submitted in September 2020 to deliver a Courts and Justice Administration Precinct in Melbourne’s CBD, including a new facility which could accommodate multiple court jurisdictions and their supporting administration functions. The facility would be developed on a site which included land owned by the State. The Proponent proposed to build the facility and enter a long-term lease arrangement with the State. |
Melbourne Airport Rail Link
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (November 2020) |
Proponent | AirRail Melbourne (IFM Investors) |
Description | Proposal submitted in September 2018 to deliver, operate and maintain a new 27km dedicated Melbourne Airport Rail Link from Southern Cross Station to Melbourne Airport. The proposed works included:
The proponent proposed to operate airport rail services every 10 minutes with an end-to-end journey time of up to twenty minutes and to support additional capacity for regional rail services to Melbourne’s west. |
Building a Resilient Circular Economy for Victorians
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (August 2020) |
Proponent | Visy |
Description | Proposal submitted in October 2018 to improve recycling outcomes for Victoria. In accordance with the Government’s waste and recycling policy, support for private investment in recycling infrastructure was considered through the Recycling Victoria Investment Fund. Visy has been provided a grant through this process to support its investment. |
X’Trapolis High Capacity Metro Trains
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (September 2019) |
Proponent | MetroDevRail consortium |
Description | Proposal submitted in July 2017 to deliver 113 7-car X’Trapolis High Capacity Metro Trains (XHCMTs) through a 30-year public private partnership arrangement. Proposed works included:
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Next Generation Power Supply for the Melbourne Metropolitan Rail Network
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage four (July 2019) |
Proponent | AusNet Services and Metro Trains Melbourne |
Description | Proposal submitted in July 2016 to deliver improvements to the electricity supply to Melbourne’s rail network by directly connecting to the transmission network. The direct connection points would supply a new dedicated 22 kilovolt alternating current ring main along with the entire metropolitan rail network with dual feeds to direct current rail traction substations on the metropolitan rail corridor. |
Southern Cross Station Upgrade
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage four (April 2019) |
Proponent | Civic Nexus |
Description | Civic Nexus is the concessionaire to the Southern Cross Station public private partnership. Proposal submitted in June 2016 to undertake capital works at Southern Cross Station to increase the capacity, amenity and function of the station precinct and to address the expected impacts of future patronage growth. Proposed works included the construction of a new elevated concourse, enhancements to the coach terminal and upgrades to facilities including customer service interfaces. |
Development of a unique disease surveillance system and production of disease prevention products for the State of Victoria
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (June 2018) |
Proponent | Apiam Animal Health |
Description | Proposal submitted in June 2017 to purchase and upgrade the government operated Pig Services Centre at Epsom. |
Accelerating the Victorian Government's Customer Engagement Strategy
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (March 2018) |
Proponent | Australia Post. |
Description | Proposal submitted in January 2017 to deliver a multi-channel customer engagement solution that provides accessibility for Victorian citizens to Government through both physical and digital channels. |
Emerald Hill Wellbeing Precinct and Housing Development
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (February 2017) |
Proponent | Australian Unity. |
Description | Proposal submitted in November 2015 to build replacement public housing and aged care accommodation in South Melbourne. |
Anchorage on the Sea
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (May 2016) |
Proponent | Fortan Holdings Pty Ltd |
Description | Proposal submitted in September 2015 to build and operate a marina tourist and convention development in Port Phillip Bay. |
West Gate Direct
Status | Finalised - did not progress to stage three (December 2015) |
Proponent | Cintra Developments Australia Pty Ltd |
Description | Proposal submitted in October 2015 to build a new freeway standard road connection from CityLink to the West Gate Tunnel and expand the West Gate Freeway with full connectivity to the M80. |
Moolap Saltworks Urban Renewal
Status | Finalised - did not progress at stage three (June 2015) |
Proponent | Ridley Corporation |
Description | Proposal submitted in March 2014 to purchase Crown land and redevelop the former Moolap Saltworks site located in the City of Greater Geelong. |
Cranbourne- Pakenham Rail Corridor project
Status | Finalised - did not progress at stage four (March 2015) |
Proponent | Consortium sponsored by MTR, John Holland Construction and UGL Rail Services |
Description | Proposal submitted in October 2013 for an integrated package of infrastructure including trains, maintenance depot, high capacity signalling and level crossings to increase capacity on the Cranbourne- Pakenham rail corridor. |
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