The roles of the key partners are:

LandCorp:  Responsible for seeking environmental and planning approvals, undertaking subdivision of the site, constructing the boat harbour and up to 74 of the 161 boat pens, landscaping and sale of  commercial sites to developers and businesses.

City of Albany: Responsible for the development of ANZAC Peace Park and as the local government planning regulator for assessing, approving and adopting the Structure Plan and Precinct Plan for the project.

Treasury: Building Management and Works: Responsible for project managing the design and building of the Albany Entertainment Centre which will be owned and managed by the City of Albany following handover.

Great Southern Development Commission: Have been  strong supporter of the introduction of a waterfront to Albany, to help ensure there is a marina for boating needs; and as the funding agency for the Albany Entertainment Centre.

Department of Transport: Will manage the harbour and marina once the project is complete. It is responsible for approval of design and “as constructed” marine facilities and structures.

The development came after a long period of collaboration with both local stakeholders and the community.

Community Reference Group (CRG) - formed to ensure the community's concerns, preferences and local knowledge is – and continues to be - taken into account during the planning and development of the waterfront. The CRG includes representatives from the community, business and commercial fishing and charter boat industries.

Stakeholder Reference Group (SRG) - comprised of representatives from LandCorp, the Great Southern Development Commission, Main Roads, the Department of Transport, Albany Port Authority and the City of Albany, and provides invaluable input and expertise into the project plans.