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Strategic Asset Management Services
We can provide expertise and professional input to the development of strategic asset management plans, high-level asset condition assessments and capital investment strategic plans. We ensure that these exercises reflect industry best practice as well as meet the requirements of government. We can also assist in the preparation and development of indicative cost estimates and budgets to better inform these strategic planning frameworks.
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Asset
Maintenance
Services
As well as asset planning we are responsible for the development and delivery of asset maintenance programs across the AQ portfolio. This includes scheduling building and equipment maintenance, routine and non-routine maintenance as well as emergent requirements. Ongoing equipment life cycle replacement and specific compliance projects are a major component of the planned asset maintenance. We are responsible for the commissioning of such work, preparation of design briefs and sketch plans, as well as formal quotation/tender documentation to ensure that these matters are handled in an open and transparent manner and conform with the requirements of the State Purchasing Policy.
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Building Services
We utilise our contract management expertise to provide for internal and external cleaning, horticulture, pest control and waste management services across the Cultural Centre. We ensure that such services meet the specific requirements of our clients.
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Security & Emergency Services
The CAA provides security services to ensure the protection of physical property, visitors and staff at the Centre. We can also arrange for special escorts for VIPs, employees and patrons when required. The Security Central Control Room is a dedicated secure 24 hour a day control centre and has the facilities to conduct alarm monitoring services and direct alarm response to any location at any time. We can offer external clients these services at competitive rates.
CAA Emergency Services Officers are on hand to provide first line response to all fire, environmental and accident emergencies within the Queensland Cultural Centre. Fire evacuation training is also available to all agencies.
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Car Parks
We are responsible for the management and operation of three QCC on-site commercial car parks with a total capacity of 1000 spaces. Effective management of these carparks ensures the availability of adequate parking for patrons, the public and staff. Our rates are competitive and are continually monitored for comparison against other car parks in the south bank area.
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Venue
The Queensland Cultural Centre boasts a spectacular location overlooking the Brisbane River. The attractive grounds around the Cultural centre are available for hire for activities associated with cultural or art related endeavours.
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Maintaining the Queensland Cultural Centre
The Queensland Cultural Centre
The
Centre
is
a
unique
Brisbane
landmark
of
international
standard,
providing
a
fully
integrated
location
for
some
of
the
State’s
most
prestigious
arts
and
cultural
institutions.
Situated
on
the
south
bank
of
the
Brisbane
River,
across
from
the
central
business
district
of
Brisbane,
the
Centre
houses
the
Queensland
Museum,
the
Queensland
Art
Gallery,
the
Gallery
of
Modern
Art,
the
Queensland
Performing
Arts
Centre
and
the
State
Library
of
Queensland.
The
Centre
has
buildings
valued
at
over
$815
million
and
houses
collections
valued
in
excess
of
$610
million.
The Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts
A former showroom and warehouse in Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, has been redeveloped into a cutting edge centre of contemporary Arts. The centre incorporates a 200-seat performance space, four galleries, artist studios for visiting artists, a screening room, purpose built administration and storage facilities, workshops and theatre, music, dance and circus rehearsal spaces.
Seven leading contemporary arts organisations are housed within this first class centre, significantly alleviating a longstanding accommodation crisis for the arts and cultural sectors in Brisbane.
381 Brunswick
381 Brunswick Street has been developed by Arts Queensland as a part of its Accommodating Creativity Strategy to provide tenancy space for the activities of smaller arts bodies and office accommodation for the Public Art Agency.
The design of this building is a result of on-going strategic investment by AQ in arts and cultural development and recognises the unique contribution that the arts make to the cultural life of Queensland.
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