Stakeholders

The Department of Transport and Main Roads engages with stakeholders throughout the program and project lifecycles, from strategy and planning to development and delivery.

Stakeholder engagement includes one-on-one engagement, community engagement, industry briefings, as well as alliances and partnerships with external organisations. It also provides a platform for new and current transport infrastructure to be planned, funded, built and operated in an integrated manner.

Transport and Main Roads collaborates with a variety of government, community and business partners to ensure Queensland's long-term economic viability. Key stakeholders for QTRIP are outlined in Figure 2. These vital stakeholders provide critical analysis, input and advice that helps refine departmental policies, programs, investment decisions and services.

 

QTRIP stakeholders (description on the page) 

 

Figure 2: QTRIP stakeholder engagement

Key stakeholders for QTRIP include:

  • other state agencies
  • Australian Government agencies
  • local governments
  • peak industry and government bodies
  • environmental groups and agencies
  • contracting and engineering peak bodies
  • indigenous groups
  • community.
 
Reflects QTRIP 2022–23 to 2025–26.