HEALTHCARE ESTATES
n Northumbria Healthcare Community Estates Team n University Hospital Southampton Estates Limited EFCD Team
Healthcare Supplier of the Year
This award recognises the individual, team, or company that has been supplying an NHS or private healthcare facility successfully and reliably over the past 12 months. The 2026 nominees are: n EX2 Group n Mueller Europe n Lochinvar n Veolia
Net Zero Innovation Award
The Net Zero Innovation Award recognises teams, initiatives, projects, or technologies that deliver measurable, real-world carbon reduction within healthcare estates, backed by strong governance and practical implementation. It rewards outcomes that are not only innovative, but replicable, scalable, and demonstrably deliverable across the NHS estate. The 2026 nominees are: n Aristotle – Air Sentry Limited n Chasing the Sun – Recharging Maghull Health Park – MJ Quinn and Mersey Care NHS Foundation Trust
n Low-Carbon Heat Model Blueprint for Legacy Healthcare Estates – RUH Bath and Veolia
n Transformation at hospital Trust to deliver sustainable, modern healthcare – The Shrewsbury and Telford Hospital NHS Trust
n Trowbridge’s New Integrated Care Centre (ICC) – One Creative Environments
n University Hospital of Hartlepool and Veolia
Guests at the Awards Dinner in 2025.
New Build Project of the Year This award recognises the project team that has successfully delivered a new build project in the past 12 months. The 2026 nominees are: n Bradford Endoscopy Unit Client: Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Entry submitted by The Manser Practice, on behalf of Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Curtins, Hive Projects, The Manser Practice, Mott MacDonald, Nineteen47, and Robinsons.
n The Countess of Chester Hospital Women and Children’s Building
Client: Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Entry submitted by AHR, on behalf of AHR, AJP, CCL Solutions, Countess of Chester Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Dalkia, Ecospheric, Integrated Health Projects (IHP), RLB, and Waterman. n Dartmoor Building at Derriford Hospital Client: University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust Entry submitted by Stride Treglown, on behalf of Expedite, Hulley & Kirkwood, Nevada Construction, Stride Treglown, University Hospitals Plymouth NHS Trust, and Ward Williams. n King’s College Hospital Critical Care Roof Garden Client: Kings College Hospital and Kings College Hospital Charity Entry submitted by BlueLight Management, on behalf of BlueLight Fire Engineering, BlueLight Management, BMJ, Kings College Hospital, Kings College Hospital Charity, Nigel Dunnett & Sarah Price (Landscape Architects), Ross and Partners, STMC, WSP. n Langtree Care Home – Standish Client: Millennium Care Group Entry submitted by Alessandro Caruso Architecture and Interiors Limited, on behalf of ACA, ADS, Alessandro Caruso Architecture and Interiors, Arise Millennium, Millennium Care Group, Overford, and P&DG. n Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Client: Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust Entry submitted by Corstorphine & Wright, on behalf of BWB, Corstorphine & Wright, Currie & Brown, Curtins, Drees and Sommer, I&G, Leeds Hospitals Charity and Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. n Seastone CAMHS High Intensity Environment Client: Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust Entry submitted by Medical Architecture, on behalf of Bureau Veritas, Calcinotto, Dorset HealthCare University NHS Foundation Trust, Hellis Solutions, Hoare Lea, Kier Construction, Medical Architecture, MMC Project Consulting, RPS Group, Savills, Sweco, and UBU Design. n The Urgent Treatment Centre at the Royal Victoria Infirmary
Client: Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust Entry submitted by P+HS Architects on behalf of Newcastle Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and P+HS Architects.
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