Go beyond the headline announcements and gain a practical breakdown of the 2026-27 Victorian State Budget’s infrastructure pipeline, with a focus on the investments where small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are most likely to find opportunities in supporting the delivery of Government projects.
Hosted by ICN Victoria, this no-nonsense breakfast event was designed to help SMEs better understand how the recently released State Budget allocates government infrastructure spending and how it may translate into real supply chain opportunities across Victoria.
Event overview
Attendees heard from Deputy Secretary Infrastructure Kate O’Sullivan from the Department of Treasury and Finance, who provided insights into the State Budget’s infrastructure pipeline and what it may mean for businesses looking to participate in government-funded projects.
The event was intended to make complex budget information more accessible and useful for SMEs seeking to position themselves for upcoming work.
Why people attended
- Gained a clearer understanding of the Victorian State Budget’s infrastructure pipeline and what it means for SMEs.
- Learned where opportunities may exist, including smaller investments that are often less visible than major projects.
- Heard practical insights into infrastructure priorities, project activity and pathways to participation for business.
- Connected with other businesses and stakeholders involved in the infrastructure and government project ecosystem.
Speaker
Kate O’Sullivan, Deputy Secretary Infrastructure, Department of Treasury and Finance
Kate O’Sullivan delivered the keynote presentation, providing a detailed look at infrastructure investment announced in the 2026-27 Victorian State Budget, including both major projects and smaller investment areas that may create opportunities for SMEs.