Project Briefing Bruce Highway Upgrade Caloundra Road Interchange

Project Briefing Bruce Highway Upgrade Caloundra Road Interchange to Sunshine Motorway NCHD-3074 and NCHD-3075 North Coast District | 03 September 2015 1|

Agenda 1. Welcome- District Director ( Doug Wass) 2. Project Overview- Project Director ( Gavin Soward) 3. Project Scope and Procurement- Director Infrastructure Procurement ( Steve How Lum) 4. Questions 2|

Our values 3|

Diversity and inclusion We have a responsibility to ensure our employee pool reflects and better serves the diverse nature of the Queensland community. • Diversity brings different perspectives into the workplace. • An inclusive workplace ensures employees feel confident and supported to contribute and participate fully in the workforce. • Diverse and inclusive teams: - generate new ideas - challenge the status-quo - introduce fresh ways of looking at problems - offer a wider range of potential solutions. 4|

We connect Queenslanders… • We get people and industry moving • We plan, we invest • We deliver, we manage • We regulate • We help, we educate 5|

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Project Overview Project Director Gavin Soward 7|

Project location 8|

Project overview • Six laning of Bruce Highway (including corridor planning for eight lanes) between the Caloundra Road and Sunshine Motorway interchanges • Upgrades to the Caloundra Road and Sunshine Motorway interchanges to replace the existing at-grade ramp intersections • Two lane service road on the western side of the Bruce Highway • Rationalisation of existing highway access with upgraded ramp arrangements. 9|

Project need AADT 43 000 AADT 42 000 10 | AADT 63 000

Project benefits • • • Provides a safer highway network Reduction in delays for vehicles and improved travel times Improves capacity for the Bruce Highway Upgrades existing interchanges Provides an alternative route for local traffic and a cycling route between Steve Irwin Way and Tanawha Tourist Drive, by a new western service road • Removes the at-grade Sunshine Motorway westbound connection to the Bruce Highway northbound entry ramp • Replaces the existing deteriorated concrete pavement on the Bruce Highway. • Posted speed returned to 110 km/hr. 11 |

Funding • $1. 134 billion Bruce Highway Upgrade Project Caloundra Road to Sunshine Motorway • Funded on an 80: 20 basis under the Infrastructure Investment Program with the Australian Government contributing $907. 2 million and the Queensland Government contributing $226. 8 million • Estimated construction budget of $500 million (excluding GST). 12 |

Environment • 21 April 2015 - Referred the project to the Department of the Environment (DOE) under the Environmental Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act 1999 • 18 May 2015 – DOE deemed the project a controlled action and issued an information request. requires an additional public consultation phase. prepared a recommendation for the federal Minister for the Environment post review of the additional information, public comments to approve with conditions or to not approve the action. • The Department of Transport and Main Roads will provide further information during this process. 13 |

Project Risks • Traffic management Bruce Highway 62, 000 (Annual Average Daily Traffic - AADT) Caloundra Rd 29, 000 (AADT) Sunshine Motorway 39, 000 (AADT) Service roads and commercial vehicles. • Design and construction management Staging Environment New bridges and demolition of existing bridges Geotechnical Flooding. • Stakeholder management. 14 |

Challenges for proponents • Minimising impact on vegetation in the South West corner of Caloundra Road Interchange (CRI) through Beerwah State Forest • Traffic management during construction • Improved access for the tourist precinct. 15 |

Caloundra Road Interchange 16 |

Director (Infrastructure Procurement) Steve How Lum 17 |

Probity Advisor has been appointed to oversee the tender and procurement process. Mr Greg Edmonds Project Procure 144 Edward Street Brisbane Qld 4001 Tel: 07 3211 0275 Email: g. edmonds@projectprocure. com. au 18 |

Key Dates 3 September 2015 Release RFP 1 October 2015 Close RFP 30 October 2015 Notify shortlisted tenderers for Stage 1 2 November 2015 Stage 1 commences 14 March 2016 Stage 1 closes July 2016 Contract Award Mid 2020 Construction completed 19 |

Procurement methodology Benefits of an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) process: • Contribution for Stage One work to unsuccessful tenderer • Interactive process • Develop innovative solutions • Knowledge of risks and the project • Competition • Early engagement. 20 |

Tendering • Prequalification levels Constructors R 5 / B 4 / F-Open Designers BD 3, HE 3, HD 3, TE 3, GE 3. • Joint Venture (JV) requirements only undertake work for which they are appropriately prequalified Three varieties of unincorporated JVs Prequalification applications Roles of each of the venturers must be defined. 21 |

Early contractor involvement Project Briefing 22 | Request for Proposal Period Shortlisting Period Stage One Contracts Stage Two Contract Phases 1 and 2 Stage 1 Stage 2

Selection criteria – Stage One Mandatory criteria highlights • • Prequalification requirements Joint Ventures Code compliance: Building Code 2013 Queensland Code of Practice for the Building and Construction Industry (July 2013) • Accredited under the Australian Government Building and Construction WHS accreditation scheme • Receipt of notice to tenderers • Page limits. 23 |

Phase One evaluation criteria • Written responses • Evaluation criteria • Proposal format. 24 |

Phase Two • Presentations to the project team • Shortlisting to two tenderers. 25 |

Stage One • • 26 | Two tenderers invited to enter into a Stage One contract Tenderers prepare Stage Two offer The Department will embed senior designers 16 weeks duration.

Stage One • • 27 | Weekly design meetings with project team Risk analysis and risk apportionment workshops Variation benchmarking workshops Cost planning workshops Mid-term presentation Final presentation Commercial meetings.

Stage Two • Workplace Relations Management Plan (WRWP) 28 |

Procedural matters • Queries during the tendering stage directed to bhup-cr 2 sm@tmr. qld. gov. au • Recommend register two email addresses for receipt of Notice to Tenderers (NTT). 29 |

Summary • Issue Request For Proposal (RFP): 3 September 2015 • Prequalification levels Contractor R 4/ B 4 / F-Open Designer BD 3, GE 3, HD 3, TE 3 • RFP Closing Date: 1: 00 pm, 1 October 2015 • Award two ECI Stage one contracts: 2 November 2015 • Award Stage Two contract: July 2016. 30 |

Questions? 31 |

Thank you 32 |