WA project account
Midland Public Hospital (Midland Health Campus), Project 12053
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Reporting boundary
The contract documents use 'Health Campus' to mean the whole site including BOTH the publicly funded Public Patient Facility and the privately funded 60-bed Private Patient Facility, plus Shared Infrastructure and Commercial Facilities. The $339.7 million is the State's payment for the Public Patient Facility and the public patient proportion of the Shared Infrastructure ONLY. The private hospital and the private share of shared infrastructure were built at no cost to the State under the same D&C Agreement, and their Contract Sum is redacted. So $339.7m is NOT the whole-of-campus construction cost. Similarly, the 4.4 hectare total floor area and 1 hectare footprint in Table 1 are stated for the 'Total Facility', which on its face includes the private component, so the area figures and the cost figure are drawn on different boundaries and must not be divided into a $/sqm rate. Other campus facts with no matching schema field: site area approximately 8 hectares (vacant Crown land); approximately 220 publicly available car parking bays; building height 5 floors, approximately 20 metres; 80% single-occupancy inpatient bedrooms (versus approximately 30% in the State's reference design); 159 KPIs of which 104 carry abatement; minimum design Service Life of 50 years (Services Agreement Schedule 5 s9.1, PDF page 270).
Cost as published, edition by edition
What each edition said this would cost
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| Edition | Published figure | Publisher | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPP project summary published under the National PPP Guidelines | $339.7mAs printed: $339.7 millionCapital meaning not yet reviewedInterpretation statusNot yet classified · Not stated | Document mining | Machine-read |
Recorded particulars
What else the sources state
Capacity
- Beds
- approximately 450 beds for Public Patients Document miningFuture 'Planned Expansion' target for public patient beds to meet projected Catchment Area demand in 2020/21, not the bed count of the works being contracted. The Works under the Project Documents are described as the first stage of the Health Campus development.Machine-read
- Beds
- 307 Document miningStated as the public hospital bed count. Table 1 sub-heading is 'Public Hospital', row 'Number of Beds'. Narrative text confirms these are public beds.Machine-read
- Beds
- 60 Document miningBeds in the collocated Private Patient Facility, privately funded by St John of God Health Care Inc at no cost to the State. Table 1 sub-heading is 'Private Hospital', row 'Number of Beds'.Machine-read
- Beds
- 464 bed hospital Document miningDesign capacity, not delivered capacity. The Imaging Department, Emergency Department, Central Sterile Supply Department and Operating Suite were sized to accommodate an initial expansion to 464 beds, achieved partly by converting the 60-bed private inpatient ward to public use, with some additional fit-out required.
Sources
Original documents
Document mining, Midland Health Campus - Design and Construction Agreement
Design and Construction Agreement, Clause 1.1 Definitions, definition of 'Date for Completion', PDF page 17
Open original sourceDocument mining, Midland Health Campus Project (Project 12053) - Services Agreement (State of Western Australia and St John of God Midland Health Campus)
Services Agreement, Schedule 5 - Health Campus Requirements, section 6.10 'Flexibility and Expansion Report', PDF page 244 (printed page 236)
Open original sourceDocument mining, Midland Public Hospital Project - Project Summary (December 2012)
Project Summary, Table 3 'Project timetable', Construction phase, PDF page 14 (printed page 13)
Open original sourceDocument mining, Midland Public Hospital Project - Project Summary (December 2012)
Project Summary, Table 3 'Project timetable', Construction phase and Operational phase rows, PDF page 14 (printed page 13); narrative at PDF page 6 (printed page 5)
Open original sourceDocument mining, Midland Public Hospital Project - Project Summary (December 2012)