'We have to get through the design phase so we know how big the building is going to be and what it's going to cost to build and then we'll be able to understand what it's going to cost for Alberta Health Services to lease it,' said Rycroft. He said the letter of intent is a confirmation of a joined partnership that will move forward with the project. Rycroft told the News Landrex will be providing design services and locating another financial partner, along with being involved in working with special engineers that build medical facilities. The committee includes representatives from the Town of Beaverlodge, County of Grande Prairie, the Grande Spirit Foundation and Alberta Health Services. The Mountview Health Complex Committee (MHCC) was established in the spring of 2020 with the goal to land a hospital replacement utilizing private funds. 'I'm ecstatic and extremely happy we have gotten this far,' said Rycroft.Ī “robust public process to identify a private partner with aligned values and the expertise and resources to make this project a reality” was secured with Landrex, stated the release. has signed a letter of intent, a “critical step” in the project’s development, according to a town media release Wednesday. The Mountview Health Complex - also known as the new hospital - is one step closer to reality with this week’s announcement a project partner in St. Shovels could be in the ground as early as next winter on a replacement for the Beaverlodge Hospital, mayor Gary Rycroft told the News Wednesday.

Landrex board view