Major construction under way for the next phase of Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct
Major construction is progressing to deliver the next phase of the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct, boosted by an additional $100 million investment, announced as part of the 2026-27 State Budget.
It brings the total investment in Liverpool Hospital to $930 million, delivering essential health services and modern infrastructure for communities in Sydney’s south-west, one of the state’s fastest growing regions.
Phase 2 of the Liverpool Hospital redevelopment is now underway and includes construction of a new multi-storey Integrated Services Building, housing enhanced and integrated cancer services, new inpatient units, and women’s and children’s ambulatory care.
The redevelopment also includes an expansion of the Emergency Department (ED), which will significantly improve access to urgent care and reduce waiting times. The expanded ED is being delivered in stages with a new area supporting enhanced paediatric services and new X-ray capacity expected to open in the coming weeks.
Multiple concrete pours have been undertaken on site, laying the foundations for the new hospital building, and two tower cranes have been installed on site to support construction.
Construction of the new Integrated Services Building is expected to be completed in 2028, followed by a program of refurbishment works within existing buildings.
The new building will seamlessly connect to the five-storey hospital building delivered in Phase 1 of the project, which has been welcoming patients since late 2024 and includes an expanded Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), new birthing suites, and a new centralised Pathology Department.