🏥 EMHS MLH On-Site Hypervisor – Mount Lawley Hospital Transition Project

NEC Australia wins $586k contract for Mount Lawley Hospital's IT infrastructure as it transitions to public operation, supporting critical systems.

East Metropolitan Health Service (EMHS) is transitioning Mount Lawley Hospital (MLH) from private to public operation on 31 August 2026. As part of this transition, a new on?site hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) platform is required to support critical clinical and operational systems. Respondents are required to propose a fit-for-purpose HCI solution that meets MLH’s resilience, performance, availability, and scalability needs. The solution must provide enterprise-grade compute, support fault tolerance, operate across multiple server rooms, include an on-premises witness node, and provide sufficient storage capacity with room for expansion. Alignment to reference architecture (1+1+1, 2+2+1, or 3+3+1 configuration) is preferred. Proposals must include all necessary hardware, software, licensing, and components to deliver a fully operational platform. Optional services may include detailed design, build, and short-term support through to August 2026. A draft design will be required by 6 March 2026, with build activities to commence following design acceptance and hardware delivery. Please refer to the RFQ document for the full description of works and detailed requirements.

Health Support Services awarded a $586,027 fixed-price contract via Limited Sourcing to NEC Australia Pty Ltd. Two submissions were received.