Joint venture appointed to deliver 拢95m Belfast hospital block
The Acute Services Block at Ulster Hospital in Belfast
A Graham Construction and Bam joint venture has picked up a 拢95m hospital project in Belfast.
The pair will build an 31,000m2 eight-storey acute-services block as part of the second phase of the redevelopment of Ulster Hospital.
The block will have an emergency unit with the capacity to treat 110,000 patients a year, specialist wards, support services, an assessment unit, and an inpatient-imaging department.
It will sit next to the 拢86m Inpatient Ward Block currently being constructed by Graham-Bam Healthcare Partnership scheduled to complete this autumn.
Partnership director Peter Reavey said the acute block had been designed to achieve the 鈥淏REEAM Excellent鈥� standard and would use flat-slab construction to integrate the structure with its services and the clinical spaces.
鈥淲e will be drawing on our strong track-record of delivering world-class medical facilities as we prepare to start the 39-month construction programme, which is expected to complete in summer 2019,鈥� he said.
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