State Infrastructure Plan

Education and training
Case study Roma State College integrated infrastructure delivery trial
A four-year project is underway across some
Queensland schools to trial a more strategic and
integrated approach to investment, maintenance,
renewal and capital projects. The trial will provide
schools with greater autonomy over maintenance
investment to improve the suitability of facilities to
meet the needs of individual schools.
In July 2015, an Integrated Infrastructure Delivery Trial
commenced at Roma State College. The trial explored
a new approach to infrastructure maintenance, and
aimed to achieve greater value and autonomy for
the school in relation to its maintenance budget. The
college worked collaboratively with the Department
of Housing and Public Works and the Department of
Education and Training to develop a school strategic
infrastructure plan.
The plan outlines a four-year program of renewal and
refurbishment needs and assessed the suitability of
the school’s infrastructure to deliver future curriculum
needs. It also included an asset lifecycle assessment,
which identified infrastructure investment priorities.
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