Canadian HC project is one of health care facilities that include a wide range of types, from small and simple medical clinics to large, complex and costly hospitals. This project was focus on limiting both construction costs and design cost services but still meeting the highest quality standards and governed the regulations and technical requirements.
Vaiola Hospital is situated on Taufa’ahau Road on the outskirts of Nuku’alofa. The existing hospital is facing a long term upgrade funded by the World Bank in conjunction with the Ministry of Health.
The National Analytical Public Health Laboratory was completed under the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) and was part funded by the European Union. The project sought to deliver a community based research facility suitable for the testing of locally caught tuna to ensure health requirements associated with the EU could be met and enable the export of locally caught tune to the European market.
The Kalala House project occurred as part of the Regional Assistance Mission to the Solomon Islands (RAMSI) and involved the complete refurbishment of the existing 1960’s building to provide open plan office space suitable for the Department of Finance.
Diobu Teaching Hospital comprises a one thousand bed teaching hospital, a 250 student nursing school, and senior staff residential accommodation, with all the associated medical supports departments.