Schick Construction & Cartage has secured a contract for the development of the Acute Services Building (ASB) of Christchurch Hospital in New Zealand.
The 62,000ft² ASB will be constructed, as part of the $650m redevelopment of Christchurch and Burwood Hospitals.
According to New Zealand’s health ministry, ASB is one of the anchor projects in Canterbury’s recovery from the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes.
ASB will also help Canterbury District Health Board to meet the health needs of the growing and increasingly ageing population.
Christchurch Hospitals Redevelopment Partnership Group chair Evan Davies said the Hamilton-based company will carry out the works on the site, behind Christchurch Women’s Hospital.
Davies added: "The enabling works will continue until March 2015, with construction of the ASB planned for completion by mid 2018."
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By GlobalDataThe scope of the project includes installation of new sewer tanks, relocation of underground services, reorganisation of traffic flows at the front of the hospital and excavation in preparation for the ASB’s foundations.
The $650m redevelopment project includes construction of new operating theatres, around 400 new beds and purpose-designed children’s facilities.
In additionn to this, the project includes development of an expanded intensive care unit and modern radiology department, a new emergency department, helipad and car parking.