基督城男子监狱重建项目签署PPP协议，投资最高8亿纽币助力司法基础设施升级
编辑部 | 23/07/2026 | 新西兰新闻
新西兰政府正式签署基督城男子监狱（Christchurch Men’s Prison）重建项目第一阶段公私合作伙伴关系（PPP）协议，为项目进入施工阶段扫清障碍。
基础设施部长 Chris Bishop 与惩教部长 Mark Mitchell 今日宣布，政府与 Southern Renewal Partners（SRP）财团 已完成项目协议签署并达到财务交割（financial close），预计今年晚些时候正式开工。
政府推动大型基础设施投资
Chris Bishop表示，基督城男子监狱重建项目是新西兰政府重点基础设施项目之一，也是解决长期基础设施不足的重要措施。
他说：
“签署PPP协议是基督城男子监狱建设的重要里程碑，也代表政府继续与私营部门合作，为新西兰建设现代化基础设施。”
该项目曾在去年基础设施投资峰会上作为重点项目公布，体现政府通过公共与私人资本合作推动大型建设项目的政策方向。
创造约600个就业机会
项目建设预计将为坎特伯雷地区带来明显经济效益。
政府预计：
- 建设期间将创造约 600个就业岗位；
- 涉及多个建筑和专业技术行业；
- 优先支持当地就业；
- 提供培训机会；
- 增加新西兰企业参与机会。
提升南岛最高安全级别监狱能力
惩教部长Mark Mitchell表示，基督城男子监狱是南岛主要的高安全级别监狱，服务范围覆盖：
- 新西兰部分最繁忙法院；
- 全国最大地理服务区域；
- 南岛司法系统的重要基础设施。
他说，随着政府加强治安政策以及对严重犯罪采取更严格措施，监狱系统对新增容量的需求不断增加。
此次重建将：
- 增加监狱容量；
- 替换老旧设施；
- 改善工作人员工作环境；
- 提供更有效的罪犯康复支持；
- 降低再犯率。
第一阶段工程内容
第一阶段重建项目包括：
新建高安全级别住宿设施
- 增加 240个监狱床位
建设干预与支持中心（Intervention and Support Building）
- 提供 52个专业心理健康床位
新建医疗中心
- 为在押人员提供综合医疗服务。
此外，还包括：
- 接收办公室；
- 物品储存设施；
- 配套基础设施建设。
PPP模式负责设计、建设和维护
此次PPP协议覆盖：
✅ 设施设计
✅ 建筑施工
✅ 长期维护管理
但新西兰惩教部门仍将负责：
- 监狱日常运营；
- 看守服务；
- 在押人员管理。
项目时间表与投资规模
根据政府资料：
- 第一阶段预计投资：7亿至8亿纽币
- PPP合同施工部分金额：约 4.4亿纽币
- 开工时间：2026年底前
- 完工时间：预计2029年底
- 新设施投入使用：预计2030年中
2025年度预算中，政府已批准第一阶段资本资金。
SRP财团成员
Southern Renewal Partners（SRP）由多个专业机构组成，包括：
- Plenary Origination
- WBCA Pty Ltd
- Webuild
- Leighs Construction
- Serco
涵盖投资、设计、建设以及设施管理等领域。
新闻背景：加强新西兰惩教系统韧性
目前基督城男子监狱共有：
- 926个运营床位
- 其中：
- 346个为高安全级别床位
此次重建计划属于多阶段升级项目的一部分，目标是建立更加现代、安全和具备康复功能的惩教设施。
政府表示，未来阶段建设将根据监狱容量需求和资金安排进一步评估。
来源：New Zealand Government / Ministry of Justice / Department of Corrections
The Government has signed a public-private partnership (PPP) agreement for the first redevelopment phase of Christchurch Men’s Prison, formally locking in the project and clearing the way for construction to begin later this year, Infrastructure Minister Chris Bishop and Corrections Minister Mark Mitchell announced today.
The Project Agreement was signed this week between the Crown and Southern Renewal Partners (SRP) and reached financial close, with construction planned to begin later this year.
“Signing the PPP to construct Christchurch Men’s Prison is a major milestone for one of the Government’s most significant infrastructure projects and another step forward in addressing New Zealand’s infrastructure deficit,” Mr Bishop says.
“The redevelopment of Christchurch Men’s Prison was a flagship announcement at last year’s Infrastructure Investment Summit, demonstrating our commitment to partnering with the private sector to deliver and look after the modern infrastructure New Zealand needs.
“This project will provide a significant boost for Canterbury, supporting up to 600 jobs during construction across multiple trades, with a strong emphasis on local employment, training pathways, and opportunities for New Zealand businesses.”
Mark Mitchell says Christchurch Men’s Prison is the South Island’s primary high-security prison, serving some of New Zealand’s busiest courts and the largest geographic catchment area of any prison.
“This is a major milestone for the future resilience of our corrections system,” Mr Mitchell says.
“Our Government’s focus on restoring law and order has meant there are tougher consequences for crime and more violent criminals off the streets. As a result, there is a growing need for more capacity in our prison system.
“The redevelopment of Christchurch Men’s Prison will create additional capacity and replace ageing infrastructure with modern, fit-for-purpose facilities designed to keep our communities safe, support frontline Corrections staff, and provide prisoners with effective rehabilitation to reduce reoffending.”
Phase One of the redevelopment will deliver a new high-security accommodation unit with 240 additional prison beds, an Intervention and Support Building providing 52 specialist mental health beds, and a new Health Centre delivering a range of healthcare services for prisoners.
The PPP covers the design, construction, and long-term maintenance of the new facilities, while Corrections will continue to operate the prison and provide custodial services.
Construction is expected to be completed in late 2029, with the new facilities expected to become operational by mid-2030.
Notes for editors:
Through Budget 2025, Cabinet agreed to provide capital funding for Phase 1 for the project, estimated at $700-$800 million. Under the PPP arrangement, the cost of the construction work being carried out by SRP is $440m. This includes the high security accommodation building, intervention support building, receiving office and property store, health centre, as well as other supporting infrastructure.
Costs for work outside of the PPP are still being finalised. These works will include upgrades to utilities, plant and services, stormwater work, relocation of farm buildings, as well as a facilities maintenance, stores and logistics building.
Financial Close means the financial conditions of the Agreement have been met and is when the construction capital becomes available.
Southern Renewal Partners is a consortium comprising equity providers Plenary Origination and WBCA Pty Ltd, design and construction companies Webuild and Leighs Construction, and asset management and facilities maintenance provider Serco.
Christchurch Men’s Prison is the primary high security site in the South Island. It services some of New Zealand’s busiest courts, has the largest geographic catchment area of any prison, and is critical to ensuring resilience across the national prison network.
The Christchurch Men’s Prison Redevelopment Programme is a multi-phased programme focused on delivering new high security capacity and supporting infrastructure. The PPP arrangement considers Phase One, with the scope and delivery of future phases to be assessed based on capacity and funding requirements.
There are currently 926 operational beds at Christchurch Men’s Prison (346 of which are high security)
While the design and construction of the new facilities, and facilities maintenance services for the entire prison will be delivered under the PPP contract, Corrections will continue to run the prison and provide custodial services.
Construction is expected to be completed in late-2029, with the new facilities operational by mid-2030.
