HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Robust roof canopy and glazing solutions
Twinfix is a designer, manufacturer, and installer, of robust canopy and roof glazing solutions, serving a wide array of sectors, including healthcare. With over 30 years’ industry
expertise, the company says that it is ‘dedicated to enhancing healthcare facilities by providing durable, aesthetically pleasing, and practical structures that meet the sector’s unique demands’. Twinfix said: “In healthcare environments, where functionality, safety, and hygiene are paramount, we deliver bespoke solutions that ensure optimal performance and compliance with stringent health and safety standards. Our canopies and roof glazing systems are designed to create welcoming, weather- protected spaces for patients, staff, and visitors. These include entrance canopies that facilitate safe and convenient access to buildings, covered walkways that
Digital water temperature monitoring
offer protection from the elements, and outdoor areas that enhance patient and staff wellbeing.” Utilising materials such as
polycarbonate glazing, Twinfix products are not only lightweight and impact- resistant, but also feature UV protection and offer easy maintenance, ensuring longevity and cost-efficiency. The company says its modular systems ‘allow for rapid installation with minimal disruption to healthcare operations’.
NHS procurement bodies to jointly exhibit years, we have collaborated closely
The FM, Property, and Business Services category teams from NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) and NHS London Procurement Partnership (LPP) will be exhibiting jointly in Manchester. They said: “Our teams of experts will provide event attendees with insights into our comprehensive portfolio of frameworks designed to streamline procurement processes for FM, Property, and Business Services. As NHS organisations, NOE CPC and NHS LPP offer unique insight into delivering NHS procurement services. Over recent
to combine and expand our expertise, de-duplicate framework offerings, and deliver exceptional value to NHS and public sector organisations. This year’s conference marks a new milestone in our alliance, as we present our unified framework offering, demonstrating how our collaboration can benefit your organisation.
“Attendees will be able to learn more about our joint FM, Estates, and Business Services portfolio, and connect with our knowledgeable procurement category team, ready to assist with any queries.”
A formidable power partnership
Power Control will exhibit alongside European UPS manufacturer, Legrand, the collaboration between the two companies having begun in 2019, with Power Control supplying its modular uninterruptible power supplies (UPS) including the Keor MOD, TRIMOD HE, and TRIMOD MCS, to Legrand. Power Control became ‘A Brand of
Legrand’ in 2022, integrating the two businesses’ expertise and innovations in ‘a formidable partnership’. Power Control said: “Show visitors will have the opportunity to witness the exceptional TRIMOD UPS system, a cornerstone for healthcare estates
known for its reliability and efficiency. Designed to ensure uninterrupted power for critical healthcare operations, its modularity and high efficiency make it a top choice for ensuring the continuous, stable power necessary in healthcare environments.” Power Control has been
reappointed to the NHS North of England Commercial Procurement Collaborative (NOE CPC) Specialist Estates Engineering & Maintenance Services (Hard FM) Framework for Lot 13 – Standby Power
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(UPS and Generators), for the second consecutive time. The company is also part of the SBS Hard Facilities Framework Agreement, and ‘a committed member of IHEEM’. It said: “We invite you to join us to explore how our advanced UPS solutions can enhance your healthcare infrastructure. Our team of experts will be on hand to discuss the benefits and
features of our systems, and how they can be tailored to meet the unique demands of your facility.”
Digital water monitoring company, Angel Guard, says that with new guidance from the Water Management Society – in the form of Guidance for End Users on Remote Temperature Monitoring Systems – Part Two – Interpretation and management of data – a ‘move to digital’, deploying remote monitoring of healthcare water system temperatures, is now seen as prudent practice, and can generate valuable data.
The company said: “Our Clarence system will not only save you time and money, but will also dramatically increase compliance levels. Clarence’s highly accurate sensors keep track of both water temperatures and flow events 24/7, giving Estates teams peace of mind that their water is within safe parameters at all times – not just when outlets are manually checked. With fast commissioning and an easy- to-use online dashboard, tracking data trends – including when outlets are flushed – is easy.”
In addition, Angel Guard, explains, the system’s ‘unique, patented organic sensors’ utilise advanced technology to detect biofilm and pathogen levels within water, giving Estates Teams early warning indicators for harmful pathogens such as Legionella, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and E. Coli, that might be lurking within it.
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