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HEALTHCARE ESTATES


Product Innovation of the Year


This award recognises the best new product brought to market within the last 12 months. The 2026 nominees are: n AIR-OPTEVENT 2.0 – Air Handling Systems Ltd n AseptiFlow – Mueller Europe n Genesis, A New Beginning – Air Sentry n Meditrac – Medical Gas Consultancy n OnDemand Ultraclean Operating Theatre – Darwin Group


Refurbishment Project of the Year


This award recognises the project team that has successfully delivered a refurbishment project in the past 12 months. The 2026 nominees are: n Isles of Scilly Hospital Client: Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by Community 1st Cornwall Limited and Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of, Bluesky Architects, Cornwall Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, METS, Premier Modular, and TMS. n Barnsley Health on the High Street – Barnsley Facilities Services Client: Barnsley Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by Barnsley Facilities Services on behalf of Alhambra Shopping Centre/town-centre partners, Barnsley Council, Barnsley Facilities Services, Barnsley Premier Leisure, James Totty Partnership, Purba Johnson, South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, and South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority. n Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Electrical Infrastructure Upgrade


Client: Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by EX2 Group on behalf of EX2 Group, Hoare Lea, Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, and Ward Williams. n Refurbishment of Sutton Cottage Hospital – BCHC Estates Capital Team Client: Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust on behalf of Birmingham Community Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, CCL, Couch Consulting, Couch Perry & Wilkes, David Arthur, The Design Buro, E.Manton, Neil Marks, Stephen Hinckes, and WT Partnerships. n Mother and Baby Unit – Seren Lodge, Chester Client: Cheshire & Wirral NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by Gilling Dod Architects on behalf


of Cheshire & Wirral NHS Foundation Trust, DSA Environment & Design, Gilling Dod Architects, Gosling Consulting, Read Construction, SI Sealy, SkW, Square Zero, and Sutcliffes. n St Peter’s Health Centre Client: East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust Entry Submitted by Eric Wright Partnerships, One Partnership, and Community Health Partnerships on behalf of Community Health Partnerships, East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust (ELHT), Eric Wright Group, NHS Lancashire and South Cumbria Integrated Care Board, and One Partnership. n NGOC, Colposcopy Outpatients, and Children and Young People’s Departments Client: Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust Entry Submitted by: QE Facilities Ltd on behalf of Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust, QE Facilities Ltd, and Robertson Construction North East n Acute Medical Unit (AMU) – Royal Sussex County Hospital


Client: University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust Entry submitted by Willmott Dixon Interiors on behalf of ADP Architecture, Gleeds, Paine Manwaring, SCAPE, Troup Bywaters + Anders, University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust, and Willmott Dixon Interiors


Staff Wellbeing Initiative of the Year


This award recognises an initiative or programme introduced within a Trust to ensure the wellbeing and mental health of its team. The 2026 nominees are: n Leeds Estates & Facilities Workforce Strategy – Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust


n Nexus House Re-design Programme – South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust


n Sutton Cottage Hospital Refurbishment – BCHC Estates Capital Team


Sustainable Achievement


This award recognises the organisation, team, or product that has made the best use of innovative technology and sustainable practices to reduce the estates carbon footprint. The 2026 nominees are: n Scunthorpe General Hospital Heat Decarbonisation – Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS foundation Trust


n Transforming Healthcare Environments Through Biodiversity and Sustainable Design – University Hospitals of Liverpool Group


n Wye Valley NHS Community Diagnostic and Treatment Centre – Speller Metcalfe


October 2026 Health Estate Journal 31


All the winners and those Highly Commended on stage at the gala dinner awards night at Healthcare Estates 2025.


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