AUSTRALIA · TENDER
Principal Contractor for Moa Island (PHCC) Upgrades in St Paul & Kubin Communities
🏥 Tender Overview: Moa Island PHCC Upgrades The Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service (TCHHS) is seeking a Principal Contractor to undertake significant facility upgrades across the St Paul and Kubin communities on Moa Island, Queensland. This project is critical for maintaining and improving health infrastructure in the Torres Strait Islands and Cape…
Key facts
- Buyer
- Torres and Cape Hospital and Health Service
- Location
- 104 Grafton St, Cairns City, Queensland 4870, Australia
- Status
- Closed
- Opened
- 17 Feb 2026
- Closed
- 16 Apr 2026
- Decision
- 13 Oct 2026
- Categories
- Building Trade, Repairs, Maint.
Summary and scope
The Construction Phase of the Project will see the Contractor proceed with the approved Detailed Designs as provided in Appendix A of the Tender Package. The Contract comprises four separable portions, as detailed below.Separable Portion 1 – St Pauls PHCC UpgradeSeparable Portion 1 comprises the demolition and replacement of the St Pauls Primary Health Care Centre (PHCC) on Moa Island.Separable Portion 2 – Staff Accommodation Building UpgradesSeparable Portion 2 comprises a renovation to the staff accommodation building. Notable scope items include the replacement of roof sheeting, air conditioning units and kitchen joinery. The site is adjacent to the St Pauls PHCC. The scope is shown in the current Architectural Drawings for the St Pauls PHCC.Separable Portion 3 – 3 Bedroom Dwelling UpgradesSeparable Portion 3 comprises a renovation to the 3 Bedroom Dwelling. Notable scope items include the replacement of roof sheeting and air conditioning units. The site is adjacent to the St Pauls PHCC. The scope is shown in the current Architectural Drawings for the St Pauls PHCC.Separable Portion 4 – Kubin PHCCSeparable Portion 4 comprises a renovation to the Kubin PHCC on Moa Island. Notable scope items include enclosing and air conditioning the waiting room, extending the upstairs balcony and integrating art into the PHCC.
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