The Nyt Hospital Nordsjælland project provides several treatment facilities in a new acute hospital built on a greenfield site in Hillerød, Denmark. The hospital provides state of the art and effective services to patients, visitors and staff in an environment that is conducive to best practice inpatient care and treatment, education, and research.
Key Project Features
- The new hospital contains approximately 20 clinical departments and covers more than 310,000 citizens who formerly were divided between hospitals in three separate facilities
- Uniquely designed in the shape of a ‘lucky’ four leaved clover
- The project is one of the most significant projects developed in Denmark for many years
Core Five Added Value
- Iconic design maintained through extensive value engineering
- Detailed strategic industry analysis secured market appetite and reduced cost
- Bespoke incentivisation measures utilised to secure best price for the Client
- Existing local contracting market and project complexity presented a real procurement challenge. A bespoke two-stage procurement strategy was utilised, an approach relatively unknown in the Danish construction market at the time
- The procurement strategy de-risked the project to the market and limited tendering costs
- 45% of contract sum value fixed during first stage main contact tender
