The AIID is a new initiative supported by the Victorian Government to enhance our research, public health, educational and translational capability in infectious diseases, including COVID-19 and other major global health issues.
The AIID is a new initiative supported by the Victorian Government to enhance our research, public health, educational and translational capability in infectious diseases, including COVID-19 and other major global health issues.
AIID is a visionary initiative of the University of Melbourne, the Doherty Institute and Burnet Institute (together, known as the Foundation Partners) with backing from the Victorian Government as the Major Supporting Partner.
The AIID is designed to protect Australia and the region against infectious disease and future pandemics. It includes establishing a Victoria-wide Alliance, and delivering a new purpose-built facility.
– Establishment of the AIID announced with the Victorian Government.
– Additional funding announced with the Victorian Government.
– Concept design development.
– Wardle announced as lead architects.
– Aurecon announced as lead engineers.
– Concept designs unveiled.
– Schematic design development.
– Kane announced as early and enabling works contractor.
– Early and enabling works commenced.
– Detailed design development.
– Tendering for main works.
– Construction of the facility.
– Projected completion of construction.