(1) The development of a forward Asset Management Plan (AMP) forms part of the University’s strategic planning processes and establishes priorities for the commitment of funds for future capital projects, including new academic developments, rationalisation or relocation of existing activities, and provision for growth. (2) This Policy applies to all staff, students and organisational units within The University of Queensland. (3) The University will set aside an annual allocation for capital projects, to be used for new developments and to refurbish, rehabilitate, adequately reuse and maintain existing building stock to meet contemporary demands. (4) The AMP reflects the scope of the projects contained within it and the added emphasis which is being given to refurbishment, rehabilitation, adaptive re-use and preventative maintenance of the existing capital asset stock. (5) The AMP adopts an integrated approach to the planning and scheduling of all major capital works, including new building work, consequential work for buildings vacated as the result of new construction, and rehabilitation, refurbishment, adequate reuse and maintenance of existing buildings. In developing the AMP, the projects recommended for approval are allocated to one of the following categories: (6) Space is not regarded as ‘owned’ by existing occupants but as being available for alternative usage and occupancy to improve utilisation and meet changing service needs. More attention will be focused on improving the fitness of space for best practice activities. Capital expenditure will be driven by strategic priorities.Asset Management Plan Policy
Section 1 - Purpose and Objectives
Section 2 - Definitions, Terms, Acronyms
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AMP
Asset Management Plan
Section 3 - Policy Scope/Coverage
Section 4 - Policy Statement
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