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The New Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre will create a new home for the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre along with new cancer research and clinical services for Melbourne Health and The University of Melbourne.

Design, construction, operation and financing of a 1,300 bed medium-security male prison under a PPP arrangement.

Being constructed under a 25-year design, build, operate PPP contract the Eastern Goldfields Prison Redevelopment project includes a new 350 bed prison, catering for both genders across all security ratings adjacent to the existing 100 bed prison.

Established on its current site in 1963, the Royal Children’s Hospital is a state-wide teaching, training and research paediatric hospital which provides a full range of child and adolescent health services including mental health services and is the designated provider for super specialist paediatric services for Victoria and Tasmania.

WT provided quantity surveying services to Plenary Group and the South Australian Government for the $40 million South Australian Police and Courts project, the first PPP project to be undertaken by the State.

The Hopkins Correctional Centre project is an expansion on the pre-existing Ararat Prison, which has bolstered the facilities’ capacity to house medium security male inmates and provide them with brand new medical, education, visitor, and recreation centres.

The Sydney Adventist Hospital is the largest single campus private hospital in NSW with an expected 60% increase in the demand for services between 2011 and 2026. The Stage 1 Master Plan Project allows for the expansion of an existing Clinical Services Building to provide a new 11 storey acute care facility.

The Royal North Shore Hospital redevelopment included construction of new hospital facility comprising: Community Health, New Acute Hospital, Douglas Building, Kolling Building and a Car park.

The new Vibe Hotel and Conference Centre in Marysville replaces the former Marysville Convention Centre which was destroyed in the Black Saturday bushfires of 2009.

Optus Stadium will be a world-class, 60,000 seat multi-purpose venue capable of hosting both sport and entertainment events completed in time for the start of the 2018 Australian Football League season.