Sacyr and alliance partner Built joined the Western Australian Government today to mark the awarding of the contract to deliver the New Mandurah Hospital, one of the State’s most significant health infrastructure projects.
The project, valued by the Government of Western Australia at 950.6 million australian dollars (approximately 580 million euros), is part of the 5.5 billion Australian dollars health infrastructure pipeline.
Delivered by the West Alliance Health Alliance (WAHA), comprising the WA Government alongside joint venture partners Sacyr and Built, the project will provide a modern public hospital designed to support the growing healthcare needs of the Peel region, one of the State’s fastest-growing communities.
The New Mandurah Hospital represents the first major undertaking in Western Australia for the Built+Sacyr joint venture, bringing together Built’s proven experience delivering healthcare infrastructure both locally and across Australia with Sacyr’s global expertise in complex health and social infrastructure.
Through the Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) phase, the project team mobilised faster under an Alliance delivery model, using digital engineering and integrated design processes to improve coordination, accelerate planning and provide greater certainty as construction progresses.
Located adjacent to the existing Peel Health Campus, construction of the New Mandurah Hospital is due to start in the coming weeks and is expected to create more than 2,000 direct and indirect jobs throughout delivery, while maximising opportunities for local subcontractors, suppliers and businesses across Western Australia.
The New Mandurah Hospital is expected to open early 2029.
Sacyr and Built alliance
Sacyr and Built signed a strategic alliance to form a delivery partnership for the joint development of projects in Australia. This partnership brings together Built’s expertise in Australia with Sacyr’s technical excellence and global experience delivering large-scale infrastructure projects.
With a wealth of industry experience, Built and Sacyr are joining forces to support the growing development of infrastructure in Australia, creating a positive impact and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.
Sacyr first entered the Australian market in 2008 through its water Branch, Sacyr Water, with the construction, operation and maintenance project of Binningup’s Southern Seawater Desalination Plant. Since then, the company has also developed several water and waste treatment facilities. This alliance represents further progress towards the company’s expansion goals and strengthens its foundation for growth in the region.
