BACK TO RESULTSNelson Hospital Redevelopment
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Nelson Marlborough District Health Board (NMDHA) plans to undertake a major redevelopment of the Nelson Hospital.
The redevelopment is expected to cost between NZ$120-150 million.
The two main buildings of the hospital are over 40 years old and have been assessed as prone to earthquake impact. The redevelopment will also cater for a growing and ageing population in the Nelson region.
NMDHA is currently preparing an indicative business case. In November 2018, NMDHA released an update on the indicative business case. The indicative business case update sets out a long list of development options, from which a short list will be chosen and then further analysed.
NMDHA is currently working with the Hunter Group to develop the first stage of the Treasury Better Business Case requirements, which is the Strategic Assessment.
Construction is planned to commence in 2020 and reach completion within three years.
Last reviewed: 03/12/2018
