Victorian Major Projects Pipeline

New projects 2025-26

Project name	TEI range	Project description
Horsham Renewable Energy Park	250 million - <500 million	The SEC Renewable Energy Park - Horsham is a 100% publicly owned utility-scale renewable energy project in Victoria’s west, near Horsham. Construction has begun on the 119-megawatt solar farm and 100-megawatt two-hour battery storage system. Once operational in 2027, the facility will be capable of generating around 242,000 megawatt hours of renewable energy a year - enough renewable energy to power around 51,000 homes.
Housing Support Program - Priority Works (statewide)	100 million - <250 million	Funding of $249 million from the Commonwealth Government’s Housing Support Program – Priority Works stream will be used on enabling infrastructure works, such as demolition, roads and utilities, as well as supporting access to social housing and increasing housing supply across the state. At least 10% of funding will be directed towards First Nations’ housing outcomes. Homes Victoria's component represents an investment of $101 million to support the delivery of over 800 social and affordable housing homes across four outcome areas: Activating Underutilised Surplus Government land Supporting Social Housing Growth for those who need them most through Homes Victoria-led projects Supporting self-determined housing for Traditional Owners More and Better Social Housing Homes.
Land acquisition (various)	100 million - <250 million	Land will be acquired in municipalities across Victoria including Casey, Darebin, Melbourne, and Melton.
Modular Classrooms Program (statewide)	100 million - <250 million	The Modular Classrooms Program relieves pressure at schools that are reaching their capacity and to provide additional functional spaces for learning.
New schools construction 2025-26 (statewide)	250 million - <500 million	Investment to deliver two new schools and four additional stages at new schools, funding to expand capacity at three recently opened schools, as well as planning and design of a new expansion at one school. New schools to open 2027: Aintree North Primary School (interim name) Officer Brunt Road Specialist School (interim name) Additional stages at new schools: Bemin Secondary College (Morris Road Campus) Walcom Ngarrwa Secondary College Yarrabing Secondary College Brinbeal Secondary College (SIS) Expansions at recently-opened schools: Cranbourne West Secondary College (SIS) Casey Fields Primary School Riverwalk Primary School (SIS) Planning for expansion at new schools: South Melbourne Primary School
Planned Maintenance Program	100 million - <250 million	The 2025‑26 State Budget has provided $115.5 million to support the Planned Maintenance Program, which addresses defects in priority assets in response to the proactive Rolling Facilities Evaluation and is a continuous program of works across the school system.
Regional rail sustainability (statewide)	100 million - <250 million	Funding is provided to support regional rail network operations including operating and maintenance costs for Regional Rail Revival program assets and V/Line corporate and operational costs. Funding is also provided for V/Line to deliver major periodic and routine maintenance works, to maintain the sustainability of the regional passenger rail network.
Road Blitz (statewide)	1 billion - <5 billion	Funding is provided in partnership with the Commonwealth Government to upgrade roads in growing suburbs, reducing congestion, improving safety and better connecting our suburbs and regions including: 5-ways Intersection safety improvements, planning and early works, Warrandyte South Berwick-Cranbourne Road, Clyde-Five Ways Road, Patterson Road intersection upgrade, Clyde North Calder Park Drive upgrade, Calder Park Central Avenue upgrade, Altona Meadows Donnybrook Road and Mitchell Street intersection upgrade, Donnybrook Drouin-Warragul Arterial Road Network, planning works, Drouin and Warragul Duplication of Evans Road between Duff Street and Central Parkway, Cranbourne High Street Road and Mowbray Drive Intersection Upgrade, planning and early works, Wantirna South Maroondah Highway, Yarra Road intersection upgrade, planning works, Croydon North McLeod Road and Station Street intersection upgrade, Carrum Mickleham Road Upgrade Stage 2, Greenvale Nepean Highway and Overton Road intersection upgrade, Seaford Point Cook Road, Jamieson Way to Dunnings Road, planning works, Point Cook Princes Highway and Harmer Road resurfacing, Hallam Princes Highway intersection upgrades, Brunt Road and McMullen Road, Beaconsfield Thompsons Road and Mornington Peninsula Freeway intersection upgrade, Patterson Lakes Upgrade of Old Sydney Road, Beveridge Western Port Highway upgrade, planning and early works, Cranbourne South Wyndham Ring Road Stage 2, Wyndham Vale.
Road Safety Action Plan 2 (statewide)	100 million - <250 million	Funding is provided for a package of road safety infrastructure initiatives to deliver the second action plan in the Government’s 10-year road safety strategy, including: Full safety barriers on divided urban roads Safety barriers on high-risk curves on rural roads Cost effective treatments on rural low-mid volume intersections Pedestrian head start program Construction of road safety infrastructure projects under 2023‑27 Commonwealth’s Road Safety Program
School Upgrades 2025-26	250 million - <500 million	The 2025‑2026 State Budget has provided $321.7 million for 35 upgrade projects.
SRP Maintenance and Minor Works	100 million - <250 million	The 2025-26 state budget has provided $105.0 million to enable schools to undertake critical routine and reactive maintenance.
Sunshine Station Superhub (metropolitan various)	1 billion - <5 billion	Funding is provided in partnership with the Commonwealth Government to untangle a complex section of the rail network around Sunshine Station. A program of works across more than six kilometres of track from West Footscray to Albion will include two new dedicated regional platforms and an extended concourse at Sunshine Station, three new rail bridges, new and upgraded tracks, new signalling technology, and realigned passenger and freight lines. These works are an important precursor to the construction of Melbourne Airport Rail. They will also prepare the station for future upgrades to the rail network in Melbourne’s west, paving the way for more train services for the growing communities of Melton and Wyndham Vale. Sunshine Station Superhub works are expected to start in early 2026 and be completed in 2030.
Werribee Main Road Interchange Upgrade (Werribee)	250 million - <500 million	Funding is provided to upgrade four intersections, improve Princes Freeway on-off ramps, and provide an additional lane on the existing Werribee Main Road bridge crossing the Princes Freeway to improve travel times and road safety.

Updated 15 August 2025