Project

Gympie Road Bypass Tunnel

PROJECT STATUS
Prospective
Gympie Road Bypass Tunnel

The Gympie Road Bypass Tunnel is a proposed nine-kilometre, two-lane tolled bypass between Carseldine and Kedron in Brisbane, featuring a seven-kilometre tunnel.

The project, which is expected to align with the existing surface-level Gympie Road, was previously progressed by North Brisbane Infrastructure, a subsidiary of Queensland Investment Corporation, before being adopted by Queensland Transport and Main Roads in mid-2025.

Key Dates

Jun 2024 Project Announcement

Funding contributions

Queensland Government

The Queensland Government allocated $318 million to undertake approvals and pre-construction investigations. An additional $17 million from the Department of Transport and Main Roads to prepare a detailed business case for the Gympie Road Surface Corridor Transformation Project.

Financing

The project is being progressed by North Brisbane Infrastructure, a subsidiary of Queensland Investment Corporation. It is expected that tolling rates are alligned with the Airport Link toll. 

Procurement

Procuring Agency: Department of Transport and Main Roads

PROJECT HISTORY

Jun 2024 North Brisbane Infrastructure released the Investment Proposal Summary for the project.
Jun 2024 The 2024-25 Queensland Budget allocated $318 million in funding over three years to undertake approvals and pre-construction investigations.
Jul 2025 The Queensland Department of Transport and Main Roads assumed responsibility for the project's planning and scoping.
Estimated Total Cost
(2024)
Sector
Road
Procurement approach
Market Led Proposal |
Location
Queensland |
Resources
Project website
Gympie Road Bypass Tunnel
Government resources
Gympie Road Planning Program
Media releases
2024/07/16 - Survey