Children name the two cranes at Concord
The two large cranes on the Concord Hospital Redevelopment site now have names thanks to two local children. Concord Public school student Iris Doh, aged 12, was thrilled to see her name lifted into the air by the crane after putting great thought into her entry. “I chose Saso because it stands for stay strong, and I named it Stay Strong to motivate cancer patients,” she said.
Redevelopment hits milestone with first Concrete Pour
In a major boost for the Redevelopment, the first concrete slab was poured in October. The basement level pour quickly covered the site area near the old tennis court area. Some 425.9 cubic metres was poured during the week but this is only a small part of the total 18,950 cubic metres that will be required before the project is completed.
Premier and Ministers visit Concord Hospital
September 3, 2019
Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Health Minister Brad Hazzard have officially opened two new operating theatres at Concord Hospital as construction ramps up on the $341 million redevelopment of the campus.
Demolition complete, Main Works begin
The Main Works contractor Roberts Pizzarotti has taken possession of most of the site and has commenced piling in the the area where the old tennis courts existed and also in the old loading dock space.
This old loading dock new area will become a key feature of Stage 1 and be described as the Atrium.
End in sight for enabling works
The start of 2019 has seen a flurry on activity on site as the Concord Redevelopment Project enters another phase with the start of the Main Works.
The site area has almost been completely cleared and a new footprint for the hospital has been created.
Health Minister Brad Hazzard at Concord Hospital
Unique Veterans’ service for Concord Hospital
The detailed plans for Concord Hospital’s new $341 million redevelopment, featuring Australia’s first comprehensive centre for veterans and their families, have been unveiled.
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