07/09/2026
We're proud to have reached the finish line on our Greymouth Mental Health Unit project, delivered on time and on budget.
Yesterday, the facility — now named Ngā Moana e Rua — was officially opened by Minister for Mental Health Hon Matt Doocey at Te Nīkau Hospital & Health Centre. The new building includes seven beds (six single rooms plus one flexible room), a low-stimulus room, therapy and treatment spaces, family areas and outdoor courtyards, and forms part of a $27 million investment under the Government's Mental Health Infrastructure Programme. The first patients are expected to move in from 16 September — a huge milestone for the West Coast community.
This has been a significant project for Scott Construction and one we're extremely proud to have been part of. A huge amount of work has gone in behind the scenes, and the end result is a high-quality facility that will provide real value to the West Coast community for years to come.
One of the things that has stood out throughout the project has been the support from the local Greymouth & wider West Coast community. Our team has spent a lot of time on the Coast over the course of the job, and we've really appreciated the support and hospitality from local businesses, suppliers and the wider community.
A massive thank you to everyone who contributed to the project. Delivering a project of this scale on time and on budget takes a genuine team effort, and we couldn't have achieved it without the commitment of our staff, subcontractors, suppliers, consultants and client.
It's been a great journey and one we're very proud to have been part of.
Thanks Greymouth — it's been a pleasure.