Fittings, Fixtures and Equipment - Temora Hospital Redevelopment

Richard Crookes Constructions Pty Limited · New South Wales

Category
Furniture & Furnishings, Misc Furniture & Fixtures & Equipment

Description

Richard Crookes Constructions Pty Limited is inviting expressions of interest for the Fittings, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) work package associated with the Temora Hospital Redevelopment in New South Wales. This project, commissioned by Health Infrastructure NSW, involves the comprehensive demolition of existing facilities and the construction of a modern, single-storey hospital building designed to enhance regional healthcare delivery. The scope encompasses the procurement and installation of essential fixtures and equipment required to support key departments, including Emergency, Imaging, Inpatient Units, Maternity, Ambulatory Care, and Perioperative Services.

The redevelopment is part of a multi-year, eight-stage construction program scheduled for completion by July 2028. Prospective bidders must demonstrate the capability to operate within a live healthcare environment, prioritizing minimal disruption to ongoing clinical services. Interested subcontractors are required to submit a formal expression of interest via the provided documentation to be considered for this package.

This initiative represents a significant investment in regional medical infrastructure, aiming to provide a patient-focused environment with improved operational efficiencies and modern amenities. Successful partners will contribute to the delivery of a state-of-the-art facility that will serve as a critical healthcare hub for the Temora community for years to come.

## Keywords

Temora Hospital, FF&E, Healthcare Construction, Richard Crookes Constructions, NSW Infrastructure, Hospital Fitout, Medical Equipment, Subcontracting

Summary of the published description

Richard Crookes Constructions Pty Limited is inviting expressions of interest for the Fittings, Fixtures and Equipment (FF&E) work package for the Temora Hospital Redevelopment in New South Wales. The scope includes the procurement and installation of essential fixtures and equipment across multiple departments, including Emergency, Imaging, Inpatient Units, Maternity, Ambulatory Care, and Perioperative Services. The project involves the demolition of existing facilities and the construction of a modern, single-storey hospital building.

Stated requirements

  • Demonstrated capability to operate within a live healthcare environment, prioritizing minimal disruption to ongoing clinical services

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