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Division of Revenue Act: Publication of Health Infrastructure Projects List STAATSKOERANT, 13 SEPTEMBER 2011 No.34603 3 GOVERNMENT NOTICE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH No. 740 13 September 2011 PUBLICATION OF HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE PROJECTS LIST FUNDED THROUGH HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT (HIG) IN TERMS OF SECTION 9, OF THE DIVISION OF REVENUE ACT, 2011 (ACT NO.6 OF 2011) I, Dr Aaron Motsoaledi, Minister of Health, hereby publish in the gazette Health Infrastructure Projects list funded through Health Infrastructure Grant which will be imple111 nted during 2011/12 financial year as submitted by provinces. ON MOTSOALEDI, MP MINISTER OF HEALTH DATE: 5/9/2011 Correspondence on the published Health Infrastructure Projects list can directed to the Director-General of Health for the attention of the Programme Manager: Health Planning and System Enablement, Dr A Pillay or Sub Programme Manager: Health Facilities and Infrastructure Management, Mr NN Mphaphuli at Department of Health, P/Bag X828, Pretoria, 0001 4 No. 34603 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 13 SEPTEMBER 2011 List of projects funded under Health Infrastructure Grant (HIG)-2011 Project name Project Description MTEF 2011/12 Province ROOD' Cecilia Makiwane Hospital- Phase Completion of Main Kitchen and mortuary EC 2B: Service Buildings 4 Cecilia Makiwane Hospital (CMH)- Phase 3a • 3d: Student Nurses Replacement Nursing college and accommodation Training College & EC Accommodation including fees 40,000 CMH Nurses Temporary Payment of temporary student Nurses accommodation EC Accommodation 7,569 Procurement of Project Management support team on New and replacement assets EC HIG projects 8,000 EC Livingstone Hospital Oncology Construction and commissioning of oncology Unit 51,013 Livingstone Hospital: Upgrade Replacement of standby generators EC llKV line 500 EC Aliwal North Hospital Upgrade upgrades and additions in the existing facility 1,000 Construction of phase3: new Oncology Unit and auxiliary Frere Hospita I EC services 87,000 EC Livingstone Hospital Construction of new Accident and Emergency 18,500 EC Livingstone Hospital: Demolitions Demolitions+ Temp Works 463 Nompumelelo Hospital- Upgrade Upgrade and renovations of pharmacy EC Dispensary, etc. 300 Upgrade of the Final Phase: Admin, Mortuary, Zithulele Hospital- EC Workshops 735 EC 44 Park Drive Maintenance of 44 Park Drive facility 1,000 Andries Vosloo Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 2,000 Andries Vosloo Hospital: Emergency Replacement to Boiler l Facility maintenance and repairs EC Roof 121 Bambisana Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs ! 2,000 Bedford Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 3,312 EC Bhisho Hospital: Building Repairs Facility maintenance and repairs y 345 Butterworth Hospital Phase ii: Facility maintenance and repairs EC Building Renovations 2,014 Butterworth Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Renovations 566 EC Cala Hospital: Building Repairs Facility maintenance and repairs 2,000 EC Canzibe Hospital repairs Facility maintenance and repairs 2,719 Cathcart Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 2,000 Cloete Joubert Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 2,000 Cofimvaba Phase II Hospital: Facility maintenance and repairs EC Building Repairs(Accomodation) 1,200 Dora Nginza Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs I EC Repairs 1,500 Elliot Hospital Phase 1: Building Facility maintenance and repairs j EC Repairs 2,000 Empilisweni Hospital: Repairs+ Facility maintenance and repairs EC Renovations to Buildings 1,500 STAATSKOERANT, 13 SEPTEMBER 2011 No.34603 5 list of projects funded under Health Infrastructure Grant (HIG)-2011 Project name Project Description MTEF 2011/12 Province ROOO' Fort Beaufort Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 1,532 Facility maintenance and repairs Frere Hospital: Repairs to Flats EC 1,000 Facility maintenance and repairs Grey Hospital: Building Repairs EC 3,182 Madzikane ka Zulu Hospital: Facility maintenance and repairs EC Building Repairs 1,200 Midland Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 2,529 Facility maintenance and repairs Minor building repairs EC 6,000 Mt. Ayliff Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 677 Facility maintenance and repairs Mt. Ayliff Hospital: Civil Services EC 1,500 Nelson Mandela Phase II Facility maintenance and repairs EC Hospital: Building Repairs 3,301 Nompumelelo Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 1,000 Facility maintenance and repairs Qancule Clinic EC 500 Sipetu Hospital: Sewage Facility maintenance and repairs EC Treatment Works 156 SS Gida Hospital: Emergency Facility maintenance and repairs EC Building Repairs+ Renovations 349 St. Barnabas Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 2,000 St. Barnabas Hospital: Water and Facility maintenance and repairs i EC Sanitation 2,000 Steynsburg Hospital: Building Facility maintenance and repairs EC Repairs 1,000 Tafalofefe Hospital: Emergency Facility maintenance and repairs I EC Building Repairs+ Renovations 2,786 Taylor Bequest Hospital Mt Facility maintenance and repairs EC Fletcher: Building Repairs 2,000 Uitenhage Hospital: Repairs to Facility maintenance and repairs EC Doctors' Quarters 3,839 Facility maintenance and repairs i clinic EC 120 ' Facility maintenance and repairs Empilweni CHC EC 700 Facility maintenance and repairs Gcaleka Clinic EC 380 Facility maintenance and repairs Gqunge Clinic EC 500 Facility maintenance and repairs Grainvalley Clinic EC 500 Facility maintenance and repairs Greenville Hospital repairs EC 741 ' Facility maintenance and repairs Gura clinic EC 500 Facility maintenance and repairs High View Clinic EC 500 6 No.34603 GOVERNMENT GAZETTE, 13 SEPTEMBER 2011 List of projects funded under Health Infrastructure Grant (HIG)-2011 Project name Project Description MTEF 2011/12 Province ROOD' Facility maintenance and repairs lsilimela Hospital repairs EC 2,SOO Facility maintenance and repairs Jafta Clinic EC so Facility maintenance and repairs Joubertina CHC EC 139 Facility maintenance and repairs Lower Regu clinic EC so Facility maintenance and repairs Macibe Clinic EC sao Facility maintenance and repairs Mnquma LSA EC soo Facility maintenance and repairs Mnyibashe Clinic EC soo Facility maintenance and repairs Mqanduli clinic EC 76 Facility maintenance and repairs Ndabakazi Clinic EC 600 Facility maintenance and repairs Ngcizela Clinic EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs Ngqamakhwe CHC EC 6SO Facility maintenance and repairs Ntseshe Clinic EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs NU 8 Motherwell clinic EC 600 Facility maintenance and repairs NU I Mudatsane clinic EC 6S Facility maintenance and repairs Qina Clinic EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs Qolora Clinic EC 300 Refurbishment clinics : Sub Facility maintenance and repairs EC District Mqanduli 6,000 Facility maintenance and repairs Sihlaleni Clinic EC 600 Facility maintenance and repairs Springs Clinic EC 300 Tafalofefe Building Repairs • Facility maintenance and repairs EC Phase 2 2,000 Temporary Accomodation Facility maintenance and repairs EC Parkhomes 600 Facility maintenance and repairs Thornhill clinic EC 11 Facility maintenance and repairs Tutura Clinic EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs Tyali Clininc EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs Zazulwana Clinic EC 300 Facility maintenance and repairs Zone S clinic EC 60 EC TOTAL 299,7S4 FS Builtfontein Clinic repairs and renovations 1,000 STAATSKOERANT, 13 SEPTEMBER 2011 No. 34603 7 List of projects funded under Health Infrastructure Grant (HIG)-2011 Project name Project Description MTEF 2011/12 Province ROOD' FS Bloemfontein Mortuary repair of mortuary fridges 1,500 FS Dinaane Construction of new clinic 13,000 FS Botata Construction of new clinic 15,500 FS Relebohile Upgrading of Clinic to CHC 15,000 FS Batho Construction of new clinic 10,000 FS Rouxville Construction of new clinic 16,000 FS Medical Equipment Procurement of medical equipment of various hospitals 5,000 FS District Hubs District Hubs 1,000 FS Elizabeth Ross Hospital Repair and renovation of the Hospital 4,000 FS Thebe Hospital Minor renovations to the hospital 800 FS Tokollo Hospital Minor renovation of hospital 621 FS Diamant Hospital Minor renovations to the hospital 700 Medical Equipment for completed clinics (Winburg, Procurement of medical equipment for various clinics 3,000 Hanipark, Majwemasweu, FS Bultfontein, Geneva, Dealesville) Medical Equipment for Procurement of medical equipment for the clinic 500 FS completed clinics (Hari Gwala) FS Medical Depot Minor renovations to medical deport 500 F5 Thusanong Hospital Repair and renovation of the Hospital 7,300 FS Bongani Hospital Repair and renovation of the Hospital 2,000 FS Embekweni Hospital Repair and renovation of the Hospital 3,500 Dihlabeng Hospital (Floors and Repair and renovation to the OPD including repairing of 5,918 FS OPD) floors FS Sasolburg mortuary Repair of mortuary fridges 2,000 National Hospital doctors Repair and renovation to the existing doctors 5,000 FS Accommodation accommodation Repair and renovations to the nursing collage including College Structure (EMS College) 4,861 FS EMS FS ~po Nursing School Repair and renovation to the nursing school 2,000 FS ng College Repair and renovation to the nursing school 3,000 Elevators at Manapo Hospital (4 Repairs to the existing 4 elevators 221 FS Elevators) FS Dealesville CHC Minor repairs to the CHC 200 FS Mafube Hospital Minor repairs to the hospital 500 Upgrading of IT system including
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