Infrastructure Ontario and Sinai Health System has invited four companies to compete for the contract to build and finance Sinai Health System’s redevelopment P3 project at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto, Canada.

As we reported, an open, competitive request for qualifications process RFQ, overseen by Infrastructure Ontario (IO) and Sinai Health System, began in August 2015. This process identified four teams with the construction and financial capacity to deliver a project of this size and scope. The prequalified teams invited to bid are Bondfield Construction Company Ltd., EllisDon Capital Inc., PCL Constructors Canada Inc., and Walsh Canada.

The project is a large-scale renovation of several key areas of Mount Sinai Hospital, including:

• Redevelopment of the Critical Care Unit. 
• Expansion and redesign of the Emergency Department, Operating Rooms and Surgical Services. 
• Increased Medical/Surgery Inpatient capacity. 
• Redesign of some of the Ambulatory Care areas.
• Redevelopment of a full-service, in-house Medical Devices Reprocessing Department.

Dr. Eric Hoskins, Minister of Health and Long-Term Care said:

“This is an important milestone for the redevelopment project at Mount Sinai Hospital. This project is another example of our government’s commitment to making infrastructure investments that will improve the lives of Ontarians now and for years to come.”

Bob Chiarelli, Minister of Infrastructure stated:

“Creating jobs and growing the economy is our government’s top priority. We are committed to getting the best value for money when it comes to infrastructure projects, and the redevelopment at Mount Sinai Hospital will create jobs, stimulate the provincial economy and reinforce our commitment to building Ontario up.”

Bert Clark, President and CEO, Infrastructure Ontario added:

“IO is pleased to see the Mount Sinai Hospital redevelopment project reach this milestone. We look forward to the proposals developed by the prequalified teams.”