BACK TO RESULTSLiverpool Health and Academic Precinct
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ANZIP is focused only on major infrastructure activity, above the following thresholds:
Australia
Construction projects: > AUD$300m
Investable greenfield & brownfield: > AUD$100m
New Zealand
All greenfield and brownfield projects and divestments: > NZD $100 million
The 2018-19 NSW Budget committed to delivering the $740 million Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct, to be located at Liverpool Hospital, allocating $3.5 million over FY2018-19. The project will include:
- a comprehensive cancer centre providing inpatient services;
- expanded capacity for ambulatory care services to be an alternative to hospital admissions;
- expanded neonatal intensive and maternity care capacity;
- expanded day surgery and interventional radiology capacity; and
- expanded critical care and inpatient capacity.
The project will enable Liverpool hospital to respond to demand to arise from significant population growth in South Western Sydney as well as significantly increase the number of jobs in the health and education sectors.
The NSW Government expects major procurement to start in Q2 2019, with construction to commence in Q2 2020.
The project is expected to be completed by 2026.
Last reviewed: 05/02/2019
