It is an exciting time for the local community, with the NSW Government investing $830 million in the redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital.

The project included a $50 million commitment for a new multi-storey car park, which was delivered in September 2022. The new car park replaced the former P2 car park and has provided 500 additional parking spaces across the campus.

As one of the state’s biggest infrastructure projects, the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct will boost the local economy and showcase Liverpool Hospital to the world as a hub for innovation and medical research.

The first stage was completed in October 2024

The project includes clinical and non-clinical services infrastructure to expand, enhance and optimise current capacity at Liverpool Hospital including:
• Integrated cancer services (including inpatient, ambulatory, diagnostic, outpatient and research facilities)
• Critical care services (emergency department, intensive care, neonatal intensive care unit and special care nursery)
• Maternity and paediatric inpatient and ambulatory care facilities
• Ambulatory care and outpatient clinical spaces
• Expansion of interventional radiology and day surgery services
• Implementation of renal transplant services
• Expansion of haematology services including bone marrow transplant
• Associated clinical and non-clinical support services
• Facilities and capacity for further teaching and research in partnership with industry and higher education partners.

Early works prepared the site for construction and was delivered across two packages of works - Early Works Package 1 and Early Works Package 2.

Main works is programmed across two stages, consisting of both new build and refurbished space.

Stage 1 main works was completed in October 2024 and includes a new hospital, maternity services, outpatient and support services, including a new pathology department and an expansion of the emergency department (delivered in 2025). 

Stage 2 main works includes constructing the new Integrated Services Building, which includes outpatient clinics, inpatient units, a new Wellness Centre and loading dock.

Refurbishment across the Clinical Services Building, new Clinical Services Building, Caroline Chisholm and other areas will be staggered across both stages in order to minimise disruption to the facility.

For detailed plans and information, view the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct (Liverpool Hospital redevelopment project) Health Infrastructure website at https://www.hinfra.health.nsw.gov.au/our-projects/project-search/liverpool-health-and-academic-precinct