The urban Precinct Development and Planning (Stream One) funding opportunity provides funding to develop a precinct idea through to investment-ready stage.

This funding opportunity is for Stream Two of the urban Precincts and Partnerships Program.

The Precinct Delivery funding opportunity provides funding to deliver one or more elements of a precinct. This could include enabling public infrastructure (roads, pathways, underground infrastructure), open spaces between elements, or a particular building/s that is the catalyst for, or complements, other investment within a precinct.

For Stream Two, the project is considered to be one or more elements of a precinct. This funding opportunity will provide funding for the delivery of projects, rather than entire precincts. This contrasts with Stream One, where the project is considered to be the planning and development of the whole precinct.

The objective of Stream Two is to support the delivery of multi-purpose precincts, comprised of multiple infrastructure components.

The intended outcomes of Stream Two are to:

• deliver projects that form part of a precinct or foundational infrastructure that activate a precinct
• support the delivery of urban precincts that are tailored to their local contexts and based on a shared vision.

To be eligible your project must:

• be ready to commence construction with a business case, design, consultation and approvals already completed
• be aimed at meeting the objectives of the funding opportunity, as outlined in Section 2
• have at least $5 million in eligible expenditure. Eligible activities must directly relate to the project and may include projects that will develop or improve an urban multi-purpose precinct including:
• upgrade or extension of existing infrastructure to enhance a precinct
• construction of new infrastructure
• procurement of suitable equipment and infrastructure.

The Minister may also approve other activities which are linked to the objectives and outcomes of the Program.

To be eligible you must:

• have an Australian Business Number (ABN) or Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Organisations (ORIC) registration and be one of the following entities:
• an Australian State/Territory Government agency or body
• an Australian local government agency or body as defined in section 14
• a University which may be for-profit as defined in section 14
• an incorporated not-for-profit organisation.

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