The Queensland Government is delivering a new hospital to service the Bundaberg and the Wide Bay region. The hospital will be constructed over six-stories. 

The project will include:

• an additional 410 beds, including 139 new overnight beds
• emergency department
• acute, medical, surgical and mental health services, and
• clinical support services.

The preferred site is state-owned land to the west of Kay McDuff Drive, about five kilometres south of Bundaberg’s CBD.

The Townsville University Hospital Expansion project will add an additional 143 beds to the existing facility.

The project’s scope of works includes construction of an eight-storey building for rehabilitation and surgery services, comprising:

• an additional 165-bed capacity
• 330 additional staff carparks
• acute and rehabilitation inpatient units
• operating theatres
• medical imaging, and
• a new helipad on level eight of the building.

The project aims to address growing demand for health services throughout the region and maintain health care for a growing population.

The Redcliffe Hospital expansion will add capacity for 204 beds to the existing facility, as well as a range of other new and upgraded facilities.

The expansion a refurbishment of the existing hospital to deliver additional capacity and the integration of the clinical services and ambulatory care buildings,

The expansion will include:

• additional operating theatres
• Emergency Department treatment spaces
• endoscopy rooms
• birthing suites
• outpatient consult rooms
• diagnostic rooms, and
• expansion of medical imaging, pharmacy and pathology areas.

The New Coomera Hospital is a proposed 10-storey hospital with capacity for 404 beds in Coomera, Queensland.

The scope of works includes the delivery of:

• emergency department treatment spaces 
• a satellite medical imaging department
• new operating theatres, endoscopy rooms, birthing suites, consult rooms, and mental health support services

The project is part of Queensland's Capacity Expansion Program.

The Logan Hospital Expansion Stage Two will deliver:

• an additional 112 beds to the existing facility
• ten additional operating theatres
• six endoscopy rooms
• chemotherapy spaces, and
• three catheterisation laboratories.

The expansion will include a new, seven-storey building between Block 3 and the new car park developed during Stage One.

This project is part of Queensland's Capacity Expansion Program. 

The New Toowoomba Hosptial is a proposed redevelopment included in Queensland's Capacity Building Program.

The New Toowoomba Hospital – Stage One scope of works includes:

• a new hospital with 118 beds across medical, surgical, maternity, coronary and intensive care units
• emergency department treatment spaces, outpatient consultation rooms and diagnostic rooms
• medical imaging pharmacy and pathology services
• a cancer care centre

Details of subsequent stages have not yet been announced.

The Baille Henderson site has been chosen as the prefered site for the redevelopment located on Cranley Street, 6.5 kilometres north of the existing hospital.

The Mortlake Energy Hub involves the development of a large-scale hybrid renewable energy facility on a 1,060-hectare site north-west of Mortlake. 

The scope of the Mortlake Energy Hub includes: 

• a 450 MW solar farm 

• a 600 MW / 2400 MWh BESS 

• substation 

• internal access roads and laydown areas, 

• grid connection to the existing Mortlake Terminal Station, and 

• road upgrades. 

The project is being developed by Yanara.

The Gateway Motorway to Bruce Upgrade (G2BU) project is a combination of previously separate projects – the Gateway Motorway, Bracken Ridge to Pine River Upgrade, and the Gateway Motorway to Dohles Rocks Road Upgrade – Stage One. 

The full scope of the G2BU project includes:

• upgrading the remaining four-lane section of the Gateway Motorway to six lanes and eight lanes between interchange ramps
• upgrading the Gateway Motorway/Bracken Ridge Road/Deagon Deviation to motorway standard
• upgrading the motorway curve at Bracken Ridge
• upgrading the Gateway Motorway/Bruce Highway/Gympie Arterial Road interchange
• a new Wyampa Road bridge over the Gateway Motorway
• a new shared active-transport pathway
• fauna fencing and two fauna underpasses, and
• noise barriers.