Victorian Health and Human Services Building Authority shortlisted three consortia to deliver the AUD562 million (USD433.7 million) Frankston Hospital redevelopment.
The redevelopment will transform services at the hospital, providing world-class healthcare for local families and creating up to 1700 jobs during the peak of construction and in new opportunities for the healthcare sector in Melbourne’s south-east.
The shortlisted consortia are:
The Frankston Hospital redevelopment will be delivered as a public private partnership, which involves bringing together a private consortium to design, construct, finance and maintain the new facility.
Frankston Hospital will remain a public hospital, with all clinical health services operated by Peninsula Health.
In the coming months, the shortlisted consortia will begin preparing detailed proposals to deliver the redevelopment, as part of a comprehensive tender process. The successful bidder is expected to be announced in early 2022, with construction of a new multi-storey tower to start shortly after. Construction of the main tower is due to be complete in late 2024, and the redeveloped hospital treating patients in early 2025.
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