HEALTHCARE ESTATES Shaping the future of endoscopy
Founded in 1945, KARL STORZ is a family-owned company which is highly regarded as a global leader in endoscopic surgery. It explains: “Our extensive product
range exceeds 15,000 items, spanning across all surgical endoscopic disciplines in both human and veterinary medicine. Trusted by prestigious UK hospitals, Royal Colleges, Universities, and medical associations, our commitment to patient safety extends beyond pioneering cutting-edge equipment; we are equally devoted to the training and development of medical professionals, supporting over 500 educational events annually.
A trusted provider of medical and laboratory gas systems
“Discover why KARL STORZ
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is the name synonymous with innovation, precision, and excellence in the world of surgical endoscopy.”
A one-stop solution for ligature-resistant care
ALS Ligature Resistant Products specialises in creating safer, more therapeutic care environments for mental health, learning disability, secure, and challenging behaviour settings. It says: “By bringing together extensive clinical and estates expertise, we understand that effective risk reduction requires more than individual products. It requires a holistic approach to environmental safety, functionality, and patient wellbeing. As a result, ALS has established itself as a leading one-stop shop for ligature-resistant and anti- vandal solutions across the healthcare sector. “Whether you require a single replacement item or a comprehensive environmental fit out, our experienced team can support your project from concept through to completion. Our extensive product portfolio includes ligature-resistant lighting, sanitary ware, ironmongery, furniture, TV protection systems, ventilation products, window solutions, curtain
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tracking, and a wide range of anti-vandal fixtures and fittings. “We are also proud suppliers of the
renowned Cortech range of rotationally moulded furniture, offering robust, durable, and attractive furniture solutions specifically designed for demanding healthcare environments. “At ALS, we believe that safety should
never come at the expense of dignity, comfort, or aesthetics. Our mission is to help healthcare providers create environments that are safer, more therapeutic, and fit for purpose. “Whatever your ligature safety or anti- vandal requirements, ALS has you covered.”
SHJ Medical & Lab Gas Specialists is a trusted provider of medical and laboratory gas systems, specialising in the design, manufacture, installation, and maintenance of critical gas infrastructure. The company says: “With nearly 60 years of industry experience, SHJ currently maintains more than 300 healthcare and laboratory sites across the UK. “The company is at the forefront of innovation, harnessing AI-driven technologies and real-time diagnostics to deliver smarter medical gas plant control. These advanced solutions enable predictive maintenance, improve operational efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and enhance system reliability. “SHJ is also working closely with the New Hospital Programme (NHP) to support forward planning for future healthcare infrastructure. Medical gas systems have been identified as a key priority due to increasing pressures on labour, resources, and specialist expertise. By collaborating with the NHP, SHJ is helping to develop practical, sustainable solutions that address these challenges and support the next generation of healthcare facilities. “Visit the SHJ team on Stand C17
to discover the latest developments in medical gas technology, gain valuable industry insights, and discuss how SHJ can support your organisation’s medical and laboratory gas requirements.”
Infrastructure that meets the challenges of tomorrow
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AtkinsRéalis is a leading global engineering services and project management company, delivering sustainable solutions across infrastructure, energy, and the built environment.
The company says: “With a strong international footprint and multidisciplinary expertise, we support clients throughout the full asset lifecycle from strategy and design to delivery, operation, and optimisation. “Our end-to-end capability is particularly
valuable in complex, highly regulated sectors such as healthcare, where technical excellence must be matched by a deep understanding of operational performance and patient outcomes. “AtkinsRéalis brings a broad range of capabilities to the healthcare sector, including programme and project management, cost consultancy, business case development, design services, and asset optimisation. “Healthcare is a core part of AtkinsRéalis’ social infrastructure focus, reflecting the vital
role that hospitals, clinics, and community health facilities play in shaping resilient and thriving communities. “This includes community diagnostic
centres, having recently delivered a facility in Gateshead, reflecting the sector’s shift towards more integrated and accessible models of care. “We recognise that healthcare
infrastructure is not simply about buildings, but about enabling better health outcomes, improving access to services, and supporting the long-term wellbeing of populations. “This perspective underpins our approach, combining technical delivery with a strong emphasis on social value, sustainability, and community impact.”
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