Sacyr and Built Win Mandurah Hospital Contract in Australia

Sacyr and Built have won the contract to build the new Mandurah Hospital in Australia, a project valued at approximately 580 million euros. The hospital is part of Western Australia's investment program in hospital infrastructure, worth 5.5 billion Australian dollars (3.356.4 million euros).

The West Alliance Health Alliance (WAHA) will execute the project, formed by the Government of Western Australia and the joint venture between Sacyr and Built. This strategic alliance was sealed earlier this year to promote initiatives in the country.

The new hospital center is expected to be operational by early 2029, with over 2,000 jobs created during its development, both direct and indirect. The project will also serve as a driver for the activity of subcontractors, suppliers, and small and medium-sized enterprises throughout Western Australia.