Lviv City Council in Ukraine has announced a tender to select a private partner for the construction of a new surgical facility within the UNBROKEN healthcare ecosystem at 9 I. Mykolaichuka Street in Lviv. The project will be implemented through a public-private partnership (PPP), under which the selected private partner will be responsible for financing, procuring, constructing and commissioning the new healthcare facility. The project aims to expand the city’s medical infrastructure and provide additional capacity for surgical treatment and specialised healthcare services.

The proposed surgical facility will have a capacity of 220 beds and will include a surgical unit, intensive care unit, inpatient wards, diagnostic unit, laboratory complex, sterilisation unit and transplantology unit. The building will be developed using a design prepared previously on behalf of the First Clinical Territorial Medical Union of Lviv (1ST TMU), the municipal healthcare organisation associated with the project. The facility is intended to form part of the wider UNBROKEN healthcare ecosystem, which provides medical treatment and rehabilitation services.

Under the proposed partnership arrangement, the private partner will undertake the financing and procurement of construction works, deliver the building and ensure its commissioning. Following completion, the private partner will also be responsible for maintaining the facility over the agreed contractual period. However, the partnership will not transfer ownership or management rights over the medical facility, nor will it grant the private partner the right to provide healthcare services. Medical services will continue to be delivered by the municipal non-profit company, the First Clinical Territorial Medical Union of Lviv.

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