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HEALTHCARE ESTATES


Showcasing integrated connectivity


BeaconMedaes has been a trusted supplier of medical gas pipeline system (MGPS) solutions to the NHS and private healthcare sector for nearly 50 years.


Innovation remains at the company’s core, and this year it brings both a new stand and new Integrated Connectivity product line to Healthcare Estates. BeaconMedaes says: “Integrated Connectivity empowers superior identification of faults, ensures continuity of supply by enabling quicker remediation, and ultimately improves patient safety. A range of complementary products, developed by the BeaconMedaes team, integrate and communicate with each other and the BeaconMedaes management and lifecycle platform, MyMedGas. Together, they provide a large amount of live data that reflects the current state of the medical MGPS with significantly better accuracy than ever before. “These products, all of which lie within the


Source and Pipeline Equipment portfolio, are: n Total Alert 360 controller – Heartbeat of medical air and medical vacuum systems. Intelligently sequences compressor and pumps and provides live status of the system


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both on screen and to the cloud.


n MAT-S manifold – Smartlink


hub that sends a constant signal to the cloud with live manifold updates and event logging capability.


n MER emergency reserve manifold – Back-up to the main automatic manifold. Integrates with the MAT-S manifold controller, enabling live status reports to identify gas supply issues.


n Total Alert 360 medical gas alarm – Displays all signals from source equipment on a high-definition touchscreen display, including event-logging of alarms, enabling improved fault-finding, and repair.”


A team of dedicated engineering professionals


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Based in central London and in the heart of Glasgow, Eta Projects are a team of dedicated engineering professionals who are committed to supporting clients every step of the way. Eta says: “Chosen to deliver, trusted to care –


working with clients across a diverse range of sectors, for 30 years Eta Projects have built a reputation for their expertise, high operating standards, and safe working practices across healthcare, critical infrastructure, and commercial projects.”


Creating safer, smarter healthcare environments


For over 25 years, Envirotect Limited has been a trusted UK manufacturer of radiation and RF shielding solutions for the healthcare, research, veterinary, dental, and security sectors. The company says: “From bespoke shielding systems to specialist testing and maintenance services, we support projects from design through to installation and ongoing compliance. “At Healthcare Estates 2026, visitors can discover enviro-View – our decorative LED picture lighting system that transforms dark, windowless imaging rooms with high-resolution illuminated scenes, creating a calmer and more welcoming environment for patients and staff. Also on display will be enviro-Sign – our innovative two- stage illuminated x-ray warning sign with integrated failsafe technology, designed to improve visibility and safety by seamlessly incorporating the warning light into the entrance door. “Alongside these products, we’ll be


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showcasing examples of our lead-lined products, demonstrating the quality of our UK-manufactured shielding solutions. Accredited to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015 and CHAS Advanced, Envirotect combines technical expertise, regulatory compliance, and exceptional customer service to deliver trusted solutions for healthcare estates across the UK.”


Safer, smarter, and more efficient environments


BlueSky supports healthcare providers, NHS Trusts, and healthcare technology partners to create safer, smarter, and more efficient working environments through the intelligent use of technology. It says: “With over 20 years’ experience, BlueSky specialises in critical messaging for healthcare settings – built for the pace, complexity, and risk profile healthcare estates and facilities teams manage every day. “Across large, complex, or multi-site estates,


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delays and missed communications can quickly become safety issues. BlueSky helps teams strengthen resilience, improve coordination, and maintain compliance by ensuring


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messages are delivered clearly, quickly, and reliably to the right people, at the right time. “Recognised as a leader in the sector, BlueSky works side-by-side with estates and operational stakeholders to design and deploy


practical systems that fit real-world healthcare environments and minimise disruption. As a fully independent provider, we recommend the most suitable, optimised deployment for each application, always future-proofed, scalable, and tailored to an organisation’s needs. “At Healthcare Estates 2026, BlueSky will demonstrate key messaging solutions with a focused approach to rapid, targeted communications that supports faster response, better decision-making, and smoother day-to- day estate operations. “From consultation and installation to


training and ongoing support, BlueSky delivers end-to-end service with one goal: measurable frontline impact.”


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