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Jersey Hospital Deal Delayed for Fairer Taxpayer Deal
17 Apr
Summary
- Health minister has not finalized hospital contractor deal.
- New hospital tender requires careful, detailed consideration.
- Project aims for a fair deal offering value for taxpayer money.

Jersey's health minister has not yet signed a contract with a preferred contractor for the island's new hospital, emphasizing a commitment to securing a fair deal for residents. Deputy Tom Binet indicated that while substantial progress has been made on the £710m Overdale Acute Hospital project, the tender process needs meticulous review to ensure taxpayer value.
Planning approval for the hospital site was granted in February 2025. The project, which will include an emergency department, radiology, and maternity services, has seen development work commence and funding secured. This initiative is described as being on a more advanced footing than previous hospital schemes, particularly in light of two prior failed planning applications for a hospital at Gloucester Street.