Project
Bunbury Hospital Redevelopment
Bunbury
Overview
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Health
Project type -
$471.5 million
Total budget -
Under Construction
Project phase -
Office of Major Infrastructure Delivery (OMID)
Lead agency
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TBC
Jobs supported -
2025
Start date2028
End date
The Bunbury Hospital Redevelopment project is the largest investment in regional health infrastructure in Western Australia’s history.
The project will deliver an expanded emergency department, increased intensive care capacity, increased operating theatre capacity, increased maternity and neonatal facilities, new emergency-access mental health facilities, a dedicated helideck landing site and Western Australia's first regional training, education and research centre.
Construction on this project commenced in 2025. Completion is anticipated in 2028.
Benefits
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Expanded maternity, birthing and neonatal services, providing more accessible care for expectant mothers and newborns. -
Increased operating theatre capacity and new clinical equipment, allowing for more complex conditions to be treated locally.
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Helideck landing site on the tower with direct lift access to operating theatres strengthening capacity to serve as a critical care hub.
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Additional medical and intensive care beds, ensuring timely admission for patients, reducing delays in receiving treatment.
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New emergency access mental health facilities, providing a safe and supportive setting for assessment and care.
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Expanded emergency department, improving efficiency and patient flow across the hospital.
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