St. Michael's Hospital
- Location:
- Toronto
- Project Type:
- DBF- Design Build Finance
- Infrastructure Type:
- Health Care
- Contract Value:
- $301 million
- Estimated Value for Money:
- $91.5 million
About the Project
The project involves the construction of a new 17 storey patient-care tower at the corner of Queen and Victoria Streets, and the renovation of approximately 150,000 square feet of existing space.
Status:
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Request for QualificationsDec 10, 2012
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Short-list Bidders SelectedMay 27, 2013
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Request for ProposalsAug 06, 2013
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Winning Bidder SelectedJan 28, 2015
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Construction BeginsMar 12, 2015
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Construction Ends
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Winning Bidder
St.Michael's Partnership; Constructor: Bondfield Construction; Architects: Norr; Financial Advisor: Rocklynn Capital.
Features
The new wing will provide a larger, more modern space, equipped to manage the hospital's current patient care volumes. As a result, patient care will be moved out of the aging Bond and Shuter Wings into the new space, which will include:
- Five new operating rooms large enough to include state-of-the-art medical imaging equipment so that surgeons have the flexibility to perform minimally invasive, image-guided or catheter-based procedures, as well as open surgery in the same operating room.
- Enlarged, state-of-the-art facilities for orthopedic surgery, oncology, coronary care and respirology, including the cystic fibrosis program, as well as critical care space for the coronary and medical-surgical units.
- Expansion of the current Emergency Department, which was originally designed to accommodate 45,000 patient visits, but now accommodates 70,000 a year-a number that continues to grow with the population. This expansion will allow St. Michael's Hospital to continue to fulfill its mandate as a regional trauma centre.
Community And Green Benefits
- The emergency department renovation will enhance connectedness to the community, improve accessibility and safety and will enable St. Michael's Hospital to fulfill its mandate as a regional trauma centre and vital inner-city resource.
- With the new tower, improvements made to patient flow will greatly reduce wait times for a variety of services, including cardiac care, cancer care and surgeries.
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