HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Energy-efficient solutions for compliant air management
Air purification systems provider Air Sentry has expanded its offering with a wide range of air and temperature monitoring solutions, developed in partnership with Torsa and Aranet. These solutions ‘enable client engineers to adopt distal closed- loop ventilation strategies, ensuring real-time monitoring of clinical air quality’. The company said: “Users can be fully
assured that their air remains safe and compliant 24/7. This approach makes it straightforward to achieve significant energy savings through controlled system shutdowns or setbacks, without compromising safety. “Integration is seamless: systems can be configured to automatically manage
environments via existing BMS or directly through Aristotle, Air Sentry’s unique hybrid control platform. In addition, Air Sentry is introducing comprehensive temperature monitoring solutions for medical fridges and freezers, helping safeguard critical storage. “For facilities struggling with non-compliant ventilation, Air Sentry’s hybrid units deliver a mix of fresh or temperature-managed air alongside purification, meeting
HTM 03.01 requirements with ease. Designed to integrate alongside existing ventilation, deployment is simple and highly effective. “Visit our stand to see these innovations in action. We will also be giving away a number of free CO₂ monitors (worth £129 each). Entry is free – just register, and we look forward to welcoming you.”
Constructing the future of care
Construction, infrastructure, and services company Kier says it has ‘been leading the way in healthcare design, construction and maintenance for over three decades’. Matt Griffiths, director of Healthcare, said: “Since January 2024, we have delivered 25 projects in partnership with the NHS, totalling over £445 m. Our specialist, state-of- the-art solutions are designed around both clinical excellence and patient wellbeing, enabling us to deliver a comprehensive range of future-ready healthcare services,
including: acute hospitals; mental health; primary care; community health; elective care; infrastructure; outpatient; diagnostics. “At Kier we have the full breadth of
capability to support you at any stage of your assets lifecycle. Whether it’s design, build, operation or maintenance, come and talk to our team on Stand H15 about how we can best support your next healthcare project.” Kier will also host two presentations on
21 October focused on ‘Integrating Public Sector Services with the NHS as an Anchor Institution’ at 11:00 in the Strategic Health and Social Care Theatre, and ‘The 2023 Procurement Act – A Progress Review. What Has Changed, Issues and Achievements’ at 15:00 in the Governance Assurance and Compliance Theatre.
Sharing news and information for over eight decades
Health Estate Journal – on Stand H24 – is the official monthly publication for the members of IHEEM (the Institute of Healthcare Engineering and Estate Management), and is published 10 times a year, in all months apart from July and December. First published in
1943 as a resource for healthcare engineers tasked with keeping hospitals fully operational during the second World War, the magazine has provided members with comprehensive information on the latest developments within healthcare engineering, estates administration, and facilities management, for over 80 years. In-depth articles each month, many of them with a technical and engineering bias, are complemented by up-to- the-minute industry news, product appraisals, and features on exhibitions, conferences, and technical seminars, as well as coverage of the latest IHEEM events and developments, and a monthly section dedicated to Training & Development. Published in print 10 times a year, HEJ is also fully accessible in digital form.
Kendall Kingscott (KK) invites visitors to Healthcare Estates 2025 to Stand G23 to explore how it can help them ‘overcome the challenges’ of their healthcare estate while ‘driving real value into every decision they make’. The company said: “As a trusted multidisciplinary construction consultancy specialising in healthcare planning, design, and delivery, across England and Wales, KK combines deep sector knowledge with hands-on expertise to support the full lifecycle of complex healthcare estates. Our integrated team – including architects, building surveyors, quantity surveyors, project managers,
Construction consultancy ‘transforming’ healthcare estates programmes in ‘live’ hospitals.
mechanical and electrical engineers, low carbon consultants, and Principal Designer (CDM and Building Regulations) – delivers innovative, practical solutions to the unique demands of live healthcare environments.” KK has: n 60+ years of healthcare estate expertise. n ‘A single source for your consultancy needs’. n Extensive experience delivering NHS
n ‘Agile, proactive teams ready to respond to fast-track healthcare projects’.
n ‘A deep understanding of healthcare- specific designs requirements, constraints, and challenges’.
It added: “Explore our proven track record across: Infrastructure resilience; backlog maintenance; new-builds; clinical service expansions and conversions; complex refurbishments in live healthcare environments; infection control and compliance initiatives; decarbonisation strategies; modular building solutions; strategic masterplanning.”
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