Infrastructure Ontario and William Osler Health System (Osler) announced on 22 April 2013 the three teams shortlisted to design, build, finance and maintain the new Peel Memorial Centre for Integrated Health and Wellness.

Peel Memorial will provide patients with specialized care in a modern facility. It will also serve as a model for community partnerships, offering more choices for patients, increased access to high quality services and innovative models of care.

Main areas of services will include:

• urgent care and day surgeries
• diagnostic services, including CT and bone density scans
• women's and children's wellness programs
• mental health and addictions programs
• seniors' wellness and family health
• preventative care for chronic conditions such as diabetes and asthma

Based on a request for qualifications process that began in November 2012, three teams were shortlisted and will be invited to respond to a request for proposals:

• Integrated Team Solutions:Developer: EllisDon Capital Inc., Fengate Capital Management Ltd.Constructor: EllisDon CorporationArchitect: Zeidler Partnership ArchitectsFinancial Advisor: ScotiabankFacility Manager: Johnson Control Canada LP

• Peel Healthcare PartnershipDeveloper: Bilfinger Project Investment North America Inc.Constructor: WCC Construction Canada ULCArchitect: HDR Architecture Associates Inc.çFinancial Advisor Bilfinger Project Investment North America Inc., KPMG LLPFacility Manager: Cofely Services Inc.

• Plenary HealthDeveloper: Plenary Group (Canada) Ltd.Constructor: PCL Constructors Canada, Inc.Architect: Diamond Schmitt Architects and RTKL, an Arcadis CompanyFinancial Advisor: RBC Capital MarketsFacility Manager: Honeywell Limited

The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is providing an additional $8.6 million in funding to assist with planning and design costs, bringing the total funding amount to $17 million.

Infrastructure Ontario and the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care are working with Osler to develop the new Peel Memorial.

Source: Infrastructure Ontario