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A new report signals Queensland’s maritime industry is demonstrating strong capability and growth expertise, set to boost the state’s economic future.

Hosting the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games in Queensland will create a legacy. It's more than buildings and structures that will benefit Queenslanders for many years.

The department prides itself on being a high performing organisation, where empowered and engaged staff drive the best outcomes for all Queenslanders.

Tenders can occur at a local, state and federal government level as well as in the private sector. When an entity cannot do something themselves, like construction or manufacturing, they offer a third-party business a contract. This guide will take you through the steps needed to get started, as well as explaining the drivers of Queensland Government policies and why you need to know about them.

Since implementing the Yhurri Gurri Framework in 2021, we have been working hard as a department to increase the uptake of our services by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. We aim to grow participation in Queensland’s economy by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and support them through understanding their opportunities, aspirations and needs. We want to see them more deeply engaged in our everyday business with initiatives that support their communities, businesses and peoples across the state.

Whether you are applying for grants or trying to secure your next contract in sectors like manufacturing or building, construction and maintenance, a good capability statement is going to set you apart from the rest in the procurement process.

Queensland’s population and economy is growing and at the heart of our state’s prosperity lies strategic infrastructure planning and coordinated delivery. To meet increasing demand and future-proof the lifestyle we all love, we have embarked on the biggest decade of infrastructure delivery in our state’s history.