$300m Calvary Adelaide Hospital contract has been locked in
Construction company John Holland has signed the contract to deliver the new $300m Calvary Adelaide Hospital in partnership with development company Commercial & General.
The new 12-storey, 350 bed facility will be the largest private hospital ever built in South Australia and will replace the existing Calvary Wakefield Hospital.
Work is set to commence in the coming months and more than 500 jobs are expected to come from the two-year construction.
Artist Impression of Calvary Adelaide Hospital. Source: Adelaide Now
John Holland adds this project to its list of works on major Australian hospitals, including the Perth Children's Hospital, Lismore Base Hospital and the Sunshine Coast University Private Hospital.
The hospital will be developed by John Holland and Commercial & General, and leased back to Calvary on a long-term contract.
John Holland will both construct and invest in the new hospital.
Executive General Manager, Development & Investments, Tom Roche said that the contract "to deliver a fully integrated design and construction and commercial solution" is evidence of the company's ability to provide end-to-end solutions to clients which it intends to continue providing.
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Source: John Holland, The Advertiser
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