The NZ$229 million redevelopment of Manukau Health Park will deliver:
- a new Spinal and Adult Rehabilitation Unit, to replace the Ōtara Spinal Unit, a 20-bed facility built in 1977
- increased theatre and outpatient capacity, with four new theatres and 20 recovery beds, a new centralised sterile services unit, and more than 30 new clinical outpatient spaces
- a new radiology hub, which will include four ultrasound suites, two CT scanners and one MRI scanner
- a fully integrated breast screening service, and
- an expanded renal dialysis service.
Key Dates
| Jun 2020 | Project Announcement |
| Aug 2021 | ROIs Open - East and West Buildings Works |
| Sep 2021 | ROIs Close - East and West Buildings Works |
Funding contributions
| NZ Government |
PROJECT HISTORY
| Jun 2020 | Funding committed by NZ Government for the expansion. |
| Jan 2021 | ROI open for enabling works which include provision of on-site road infrastructure, car parks, new site services ring mains, and selected building services diversion works. |
| Apr 2021 | NZ Government approved funding for a new Spinal and Adult Rehabilitation Unit, which will be a part of the Manukau Health Park project. |
| Aug 2021 | Registrations of Interest (ROIs) opened for the construction of the East and West Buildings Works, including some refurbishments. East Building will house the Ophthalmology department and the Women’s Health & Urology Department, while West Building will house new Theatres and the Central Sterile Supply Department. A separate ROI was issued for the construction of the North Building, which will house renal, radiology, and breast screening services, shared staff amenities and office space. The second package also includes refurbishment of existing services. |
Estimated Total Cost
(2021)
Sector
Social
Procurement approach
Unconfirmed |
Location
New Zealand |
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