A contract for the major construction work on stage three of the Wagga Base redevelopment is expected to be awarded before the end of 2018.
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Preparation work on the site is already under way and includes the demolition of old hospital buildings to make way for a multi-storey building, which will house community care services.
While work on the $170 million stage is being done, aged care services, community care nursing and the wound clinic, palliative care, cardiac and respiratory rehabilitation and staff from South West Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service have relocated to temporary premises at 19-31 Peter Street.
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While the community care services have already moved, plans are being made to move BreastScreen NSW from the Calvary Health Care Riverina campus into a shopfront in Berry Street in early 2019.
A development application for the refurbishment of BreastScreen NSW’s new Berry Street address, which is right next door to the Red Cross’s Wagga donor centre has been lodged with Wagga City Council.
Moving BreastScreen’s Wagga premises are a part of the stage thee project.
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