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Funding and grants> Whole-of-Government ICT Project Funding Program

Whole-of-Government ICT Project Funding Program

This Program will assess multi-agency projects which seek to access available funding, both from ongoing Microsoft expenditure (GITC Services Provision Fund) for Microsoft technology specific projects, and the ICT Innovation Fund to support whole of Government technology neutral projects.

Funding will be provided to innovative ICT initiatives that meet certain defined criteria and provide tangible benefits for whole of Government business including service delivery and training. Funding submissions may be submitted to one or both of the available funding programs. However, the ICT Innovation Fund is only available to Budget Funded Agencies (PDF, 8kb).

As a general rule, whole of Government ICT funding submissions must incorporate at least one of the Queensland Government’s Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) priorities as detailed in the Smart Directions Statement for ICT within the Queensland Government (December 2004) (PDF, 580kb) as well as at least one of the established whole of Government funding submission criteria below.

All procurement using Program funds will be under the Government Information Technology Contracting (GITC) Terms and Conditions Version 5.

A Program Guide has been developed to outline the proposed framework for submitting, assessing and approving funding submissions for whole of Government ICT project funding.

Send any queries regarding applying for this funding to ICTfunding@publicworks.qld.gov.au.

Industry Partners are able to present their business solutions (PDF, 34kb) to agencies by applying (Word, 55kb) to the Industry Liaison Officer.

Further information for Sponsoring Agencies regarding submission support and training is provided on the Queensland Government Chief Information Office GovNet site.

Supporting documents

Last updated 22 March 2006

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