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Wqstsa-19.Pdf ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Approved Capital Infrastructure Program 08/09 Estimated Project Completion Date Parliament House upgrade cabling* Est Feb 09 Parliament House security to CCTV system Est Feb 09 Short and medium term accommodation correctional centre Est Sep 09 Justice Refurbish Katherine and Alice Springs & Nhulunbuy Staged Offices completion Darwin Correctional Centre perimeter fencing* Act Oct 08 Desert People's Centre Administration Building* Est Feb 09 Desert People's Centre Block 3* Act Oct 08 Desert People's Centre Block 6* Est Feb 09 Desert Peoples Centre Block 2 Livelihood and Economic Est Jul 09 Futures* Desert Peoples Centre Block 7 Information & Technology* Est Jul 09 Wugularr School (Beswick) new school* Act Aug 08 Katherine Middle School Stage 2* Act Feb 08 Ross Park Primary Stage 1 upgrade classroom facilities Act Oct 08 Borroloola Community Education Centre Est Jan 09 Milner Primary School upgrade assembly area* Act Nov 08 Wanguri Primary school upgrade classroom and school Act Nov 08 facilities* Anula Primary School upgrade* Est Feb 09 Top End Technical College* Est Jan 09 12 New Classrooms @11 New schools* Est Jan 09 Closing the Gap classrooms* Est Jan 09 1 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Alawa School Stage 2. Est Aug 09 Jingili Primary School - Entry Redevelopment. Drop off zone, car Est Jul 09 parking and covered walkways. Leanyer School Upgrade Stage 2. Est Jul 09 Malak Primary School - Upgrade assembly area Est Jul 09 Nakara Primary School - Stage 2. Music and Arts room, outdoor Est Oct 09 teaching areas and Pre-School refurbishment. Ross Park Primary School upgrade - Stage 2 Est Jun 09 Roseberry Construct Pre Primary & Middle Est Jan 11 Alekarenge CEC Upgrades* Est Jun 09 Arlparra Homeland Centre Convert to school Est May 09 Ramingining CEC upgrades Est Jun 09 Ngukurr CEC upgrades Est Nov 09 Yilparra Homeland Centre - Convert to school Est Aug 09 Yirrkala CEC upgrades Est Jan 10 Alice Springs Hospital fire protection and airconditioning* Est Jan 09 Alice Springs Hospital upgrade Emergency Department* Est May 11 Alice Springs Hospital upgrade emergency power and electrical Est Dec 10 systems* Kalkarindji new health centre* Act Oct 08 Yirrkala health clinic upgrade* Est Jan 09 Royal Darwin Hospital upgrade lifts* Act Sept 08 Gove District Hospital Public Health Screening Facility Act June 08 Gove District Hospital replace generator* Est Jan 09 Sexual Assault Referral Centre fit out* Est May 09 2 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Tennant Creek Hospital Stage 2 fire safety upgrade* Act Oct 08 Tennant Creek Hospital Fire Safety Upgrade Stage 3 Est Jul 09 Wadeye new health clinic* Est Jun 10 RDH office accommodation demountables* Act Oct 08 Subject of a Residential Care Unit 175 Bees Creek Road (Closing the Gap) Cabinet Submission Northern Territory Rural Clinical School Research Facility * Est Jul 09 Renal relocatable self care facilities* Est Apr 09 Require Brief Katherine & Tennant Creek Sobering-Up Shelter from client Millingimbi Health Clinic Est Dec 09 RDH Radiation & Oncology Unit Est Nov 09 Areyonga Health Centre Est Oct 09 Tiwi Well being Clinic Est Apr 09 Client Alice Springs Hospital Elective Surgery Upgrade considering options East Arnhem Special Care Staff Accommodation Est Oct 09 East Arnhem Transitional After Care Service Est Oct 09 Mobile Dental Clinic Rooms Est Jun 09 RDH Elective Surgery Upgrade Est Apr 09 House to be purchased prior Tennant Creek Transitional After Care Service to works commencing Design Commenced possible Gove Multi Purpose Facility change in scope client to advise Renovations & Extensions to health centres at Jilkminggin & Est Sep 09 Ngukurr regions 3 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 New item on Casuarina Sexual Assault Referral Centre program no dates set as yet New Project Replacement of Sterilisers waiting brief from client Rolling Improved recreational fishing infrastructure* Program of Works Rolling Improved recreational fishing infrastructure Program of Works Darwin Business Park - South St 1* Act Jul 08 Darwin Business Park South* Est Aug 09 East Arm frontage industrial land near new Hudson Creek Boat Est Jan 09 Ramp Options being Defence Support Hub considered by client Casuarina Police Station* Est May 09 Galiwinku Police Station and accommodation* Est Jan 09 Business and Innovation Centre* Est Jan 09 Development House fit out* Est Dec 09 Marrara Outdoor Netball Centre Est Feb 09 Hidden Valley Electrical supply upgrade* Est Feb 09 Hidden Valley Raceway upgrade - Stage 4 Est Apr 09 West MacDonnell National Park - shade, barbeque and toilet Act Oct 08 facilities along the Larapinta Trail and Ormiston Gorge* Nitmiluk National Park - replace ablution facility at visitor centre* Act Nov 08 West MacDonnell Stage 2 visitor centre and facilities Est Sep 09 Litchfield National Park Stage 1 upgrade visitor facilities Est Sep 09 Museum and Art Gallery air conditioning replacement Est Sep 09 Fogg Dam reconstruct boardwalk Est Jan 09 Leanyer Recreation Park Development Stage 2* Est Feb 09 4 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Desert Knowledge Precinct Stage 2 headworks* Est Apr 09 Pigeon Hole Aerodrome upgrade* Est Aug 09 Mt Johns Valley Stage 1* Act Aug-08 Darwin City Waterfront Stage 4 headworks* Est Jun 09 Darwin City Waterfront Stage 5 headworks duplication of Staged McMinn including the intersection with Tiger Brennan, and completion continuing decontamination works Headworks to Howard Springs Lutheran Middle School* Act Jul 08 Warruwi Aerodrome resheeting and resealing existing runway* Act Nov 08 Bellamack subdivision headworks* Est Jun 09 East Arm Boat Ramp - new boat ramp* Est Mar 09 Nightcliff High School, Casuarina Senior College and Taminmin High - upgrade existing school facilities used as cyclone Est Jan 09 shelters* Miliyakburra aerodrome Upgrade* Est Jun 09 Nyirripi aerodrome upgrade* Act Aug 08 Papunya aerodrome upgrade* Act Aug 08 Peppimenarti aerodrome upgrade Act Sep 08 Palumpa aerodrome upgrade* Act Oct 08 Dinah Beach Pontoon* Est May 09 Staged Myilly Point Redevelopment - upgrade of Flagstaff Park * completion Darwin Waterfront Redevelopment Est Jul 09 Roseberry Middle and Primary* Est May 09 Cyclone Shelters Est Aug 10 5 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Humpty Doo School Bus interchange expansion* Est Sept 09 Minjilang Airstrip upgrade (Croker Island) Est Jul 09 Staged Level Crossing Upgrades completion Staged Palmerston East Headworks completion Victoria Highway Stage 1* Act Aug 08 Victoria Highway Stage 2 flood plain upgrade and new bridges* Est Dec 09 Victoria Highway Stage 3 flood immunity improvements at the Vitoria River flood plain including Big Horse and Little Horse Est Dec 09 bridges* Victoria Highway future stages Est Dec 09 Pavement strengthening and widening* Est May 08 Pavement strengthening and widening* Act Nov 08 Tiger Brennan Drive - Stage 1 Berrimah Road duplication Est Nov 09 between Wishart Road and Tiger Brennan Drive All corridors pavement strengthening & widening Est May 09 Tiger Brennan Drive extension Est Jun 10 Stuart Highway Additional Lane inbound Deviney Road Est Nov 09 Intersection. Litchfield Loop Stage 1* Est Jul 09 Red Centre Way Stage 2* Est Feb 09 Rural arterials improvements to the integrity of highways such as Est Jan 09 the Buntine* Port Keats Road Stage 2 realignments and upgrades between Est Dec 09 Wadeye and the Daly River Local Roads - Roads 2 Recovery Program* Est Jun 09 Staged Roads 2 Recovery program completion Outback Way - Stage 2* Est Jun 09 Sandover Highway upgrade road sections* Act Aug 08 6 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Tanami Road upgrade road sections* Est May 09 East Point Road/Goyder Road/Gilruth Avenue intersection - construction of signalised intersection including road works on Est May 09 Atkins Drive* Urban Arterials improvements on roads such as Bagot Road, Act Jun 08 McMillans Road and Stuart Highway* Santa Teresa selected upgrading and gravelling* Est Dec 08 Willowra selected roadworks upgrading * Act Sep 08 Urban Road landscaping in Alice Springs and Darwin* Est Jun 09 Apatula to Titjikla and Apatula to Kulgera Est Mar-09 Daly River upgrade stream crossings Est Dec 09 Fog Bay Road upgrade and seal of 4.5kms between Cox Est Feb 09 Peninsula and Namarada Kata Tjuta to Kaltukatjara Road upgrade Est Jun 09 Papunya and Mt Liebig Road upgrade Est Jun 09 Sandover Highway upgrade Est Jun 09 Santa Teresa Road upgrade (Ltyentye Apurte) Est Dec 09 Blackspot (AG Funded) Est Jun 09 Passing lanes on Tiger Brennan Drive Est Aug 09 Rural arterials strengthening and widening Est May 09 Tanami Road upgrade Est Dec 09 Urban arterials strengthening Est Jun 09 Urban arterials traffic management Est Jul 09 Urban Roads landscaping Est Dec 08 Girraween Henning Rd intersection Est Oct 09 Maryvale Stage 2 Est Jun 09 7 ATTACHMENT A WQ 19 Accident Prevention program Est Sep 09 Pine Hill Access Rd Est Jun 09 Tanami Road Stage 1 Est Dec 09 Clearances Central Arnhem Road Stage 1 being sought Plenty Highway Stage 1 Est Aug 09 Buntine Highway Stage 1 Est Apr 09 Lasseter Highway/Yulara Drive - upgrade intersection* Est Jun 09 * denotes revote projects 8 .
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