Redevelopment of part of the existing Sutherland Hospital for the purpose of a new and expanded Emergency Department. Works included:

• Demolition – internal and external, including of part of the northern façade, feature canopy and wall at the hospital entrance.
• New treatment spaces and resuscitation bays
• New acute inpatient beds, including a high dependency/intensive care unit
• New general medical unit
• Internal courtyards
• Additional storage space for theatres to improve efficiencies and increase the capacity of the department
• Internal refurbishment of areas within the existing hospital building adjacent to the new-build for the purpose of medical imaging and storage.
• Civil and road works to reconfigure existing roads.
• On-grade parking adjacent to the new emergency department and landscaping.

Client: Health Infrastructure
Architect: BVN
Delivery Form: D&C
Location: Sutherland, NSW
Value: $38m
Completion date: December 2018

The project consisted of decanting and demolition of existing Buildings 10 (Physiotherapy) and Building 1 (Cardiology), service diversions and enabling works for commencement of the new multi-storey car park.

The carpark works involved a new 6 level (13 split level) reinforced concrete multi-storey staff and public carpark to accommodate 512 cars. In conjunction with the carpark works, room conservation and additional amenities were constructed within the existing STAR building.

RCC were also directed to complete the Stage 2 Early Works which consisted of:

•  Installation of a communication cabling ring main & medical gas ring main.
•  Refurbishment of Building 54
•  Demolition of Buildings 15, 21, 34 & 47
•  Demolition of cottages 95 & 97
•  Construction of a modular building (57) and refurbishment of Building 1

Client: Health Infrastructure NSW
Architect: Nettleton Tribe
Delivery Form: Design & Construct
Location: Hornsby, NSW
Value: $30m
Completion date:  December 2018

New Clinical Services Sterilisation Department, Medical Records Department, eight operating theatres and recovery beds, three x 28 bed patient wards.

Client: Health Infrastructure NSW
Architect: Woodhead Architects
Delivery Form: Design & Construct
Location: Hornsby, NSW
Value: $67.7 m
Completion date: April 2015

A new Mental Health Unit over seven storeys with 53 mental health beds and associated mental health services.

Client: Health Infrastructure
Architect: Peck von Hartel
Delivery Form: Construct Only
Location: Camperdown, NSW
Value: $56.2 m
Completion date: November 2014

This project is the design and construction of a four storey hospital building. The project includes a first floor hydrotherapy pool, therapy, administration and wards. The second floor includes a courtyard. The other levels include treatment facilities for patients. The works are carried out within the operating Ryde Hospital.

Client: Health Infrastructure
Architect: Nettleton Tribe Partnership
Delivery Form: Detail Design & Construct
Location: Eastwood, NSW
Value: $27.3 m
Completion date: October 2013

The Ingham Health Research Institute is the design and construction of the Ingham Health Research Institute facility comprising five levels of research and laboratory facilities. The structure is comprised of a reinforced concrete frame over a piled basement, glassed & composite panel facades and associated structural steel support framework. Weatherproofing is provided via both metal decking and membrane roofing with associated insulation and ballasting.

The works included an integrated fitout, supply, installation and commissioning of services such as mechanical ventilation, air conditioning, medical gas systems, hydraulic, fire, electrical, security, communications and data services.

During the works our company was contracted to build the new $8m clinical services and skills bunker located adjacent to the new facility to provide care and treatment for people affected by cancer.

Client: The Ingham Health Research Inst.
Architect: MSJ Architects
Delivery Form: Construct Only
Location: Liverpool, NSW
Value: $40.5 m
Completion date: December 2012

The Kinghorn Cancer Centre (TKCC) is a new cancer research centre that combines Integrated Multi-disciplinary Cancer Care and Translational Cancer Research. The project comprises eight levels of specialist PC2 research laboratories, clinical data management and analysis suites, clinical consulting suites, high level conferencing facilities, multi-disciplinary meeting rooms, patient coordination and clinical services areas and general support spaces. The project is located adjacent to and links into the adjoining Garvan Institute of Medical Research (GIMR) and the Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute (VCCRI) Lowey Packer Building. As the existing facilities remained operational during the project implementation our Project Management Plan was crucial to ensure all variables were well considered and incorporated as appropriate. These facilities have sensitive research equipment and Animal housing facilities that required implementation of strict noise and vibration monitoring and control procedures.

A detailed communication and stakeholder engagement strategy has been developed to ensure ongoing open and transparent communication between all stakeholders. It is essential that communications channels remain open and working effectively to enable the project proceed in a sympathetic and minimally intrusive manner, not only for the GMIR, VCCRI and SVH, but also the local community.

Client: St Vincents Hospital Sydney Ltd & Garvan Inst. Of Medical Research
Architect: Bligh Voller Neild
Delivery Form: Managing Contractor
Location: Darlinghurst, NSW
Value: $81.5 m
Completion date: December 2012