How Hospital 2.0 can change the way we build healthcare in the UK

By Graham Dundas 2026-08-27T06:00:00

Willmott Dixon chief executive Graham Dundas explains how the Hospital 2.0 Alliance is changing the way major NHS schemes are procured, delivered and learned from - starting with a new hospital in Truro.

Just last month contracts have been signed that move the New Hospital Programme’s Hospital 2.0 Alliance from procurement into delivery. For us, that means confirmation of something we have been working towards for months: Willmott Dixon will partner with Royal Cornwall Hospitals NHS Trust (RCHT) to deliver the new Women and Children’s Hospital in Truro.

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