The Bright Alliance building project -
Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre, Scientia Clinical Research and Sydney Children’s Hospital Network expansion

Welcome to the website for the construction update of The Bright Alliance building project at the Randwick Hospitals Campus - Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre (NCCC) and the Scientia Clinical Research project (previously known as the Australian Advanced Treatment Centre (AATC) and Sydney Children’s Hospital Network expansion.

The Prince of Wales Hospital’s Nelune Comprehensive Cancer Centre will deliver modern facilities for the treatment of patients with cancer and blood disorders in one centralised location at the Randwick Hospitals Campus.

UNSW Australia’s Scientia Clinical Research will be the first purpose-built early phase clinical trial facility in NSW.

The Sydney Children’s Hospital Network expansion will include space for research, adolescent, genetics and clinical support services for Sydney Children’s Hospital, Randwick to continue the delivery of world class paediatric health care to patients and families over the coming decades.

The Bright Alliance building comprises 10-storeys, with an overall budget of $114 million.

Construction of the Bright Alliance building was completed in December 2016 and is now fully operational.

On Tuesday, 18 April 2017, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian and NSW Minister for Health and Minister for Medical Research Brad Hazzard, officially opened the Bright Alliance Building, a world-class health care and medical research facility at the Randwick Hospitals Campus.