RFPs closed for Trillium Health Partners redevelopment project

Ontario Construction News staff writer

The Request for Proposals (RFP) stage has closed for the Trillium Health Partners (THP) broader redevelopmentโ€“Queensway Health Centre project.

Expansion at the โ€˜Future Home of The Gilgan Family Queensway Health Centreโ€™ will be a a purpose-built environment for complex care and rehabilitation services where patients can receive care and recover. The project will also include construction of a standalone central utility plant and construction of a new parking structure as a separate early works project.

EllisDon was prequalified in May 2022 to continue in the procurement process. Selection criteria included the required construction experience and financial capacity to deliver a project of this size and complexity.

The project is being delivered using a Build-Finance P3 model. Key features of a Build-Finance model include construction risk transfer to the private sector intended to result in greater cost and schedule certainty.

The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital is part of Trillium Health Partnersโ€™ plan to build a new kind of health care that serves our growing and diverse community for the decades ahead. The new hospital will be a full replacement of the existing hospital and will redefine a new urban focused on health in this part of the city.

Features include:

  • At 22 storeys, The Peter Gilgan Mississauga Hospital will almost triple the size of the current hospital and will be approximately 2.8 million square feet.
  • The new hospital will be over 950 beds.
  • The number of operating rooms will increase to 23, up from 14 today.
  • 100% of patient rooms will be private rooms
  • A new and expanded Emergency Department (ED) โ€“ creating one of the largest EDs in the province โ€“ reducing wait times and improving the patient experience.
  • The new hospital will also include advanced diagnostic imaging facilities and a new pharmacy and clinical laboratory.

Over the next few months, IO and THP will evaluate the RFP submission and if successful, negotiate the terms for a contract. Construction is expected to begin in 2024.

IO and THP are working with the Ontario Ministry of Health to deliver this project.

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