HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Compliant medical gas system management
Shire Controls Ltd is a UK manufacturer specialising in Medical Gas Alarm Systems and Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging Systems (A.G.S.S.) for healthcare facilities. The company says: “Combining innovative design with dependable performance, the company delivers solutions that help hospitals, healthcare providers, and contractors achieve safe, compliant, and cost-effective medical gas system management. “A standout offering within the Shire Controls
portfolio is its Medical Gas Area Alarm product range, which includes three models designed to suit a variety of healthcare applications: SA-6, SAX-6 and SAX-D. Developed with installation efficiency in mind, the range allows the transmitter to be located within the Area Valve Service Unit (AVSU) while the alarm display is installed directly within the ward or clinical area. This provides a compliant cost-effective solution that ensures alarm indications are visible where they are needed most by clinical staff.
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One-stop shop for Authorising Engineering
To mitigate risk and ensure compliance in your healthcare facility, look no further than DRLC Ltd. It says: “As the premier One-stop shop
“Shire Controls also manufactures Anaesthetic Gas Scavenging Systems (A.G.S.S.) plant, helping healthcare providers maintain the safe and effective operation of anaesthetic gas scavenging systems throughout their facilities. “With a commitment to quality and customer
service, Shire Controls has built a reputation for delivering practical, user-friendly solutions that meet the needs of modern healthcare environments. Visitors are invited to discover how Shire Controls is helping healthcare projects achieve compliance, efficiency, and value through smarter system design.”
Visual Intelligence Platform for builders
OpenSpace is the Visual Intelligence Platform for builders, including the teams delivering complex healthcare capital projects. It says: “When project teams lack a clear
picture of site reality, decisions slow and schedules slip, a particular risk on live hospital sites where phasing and disruption to clinical operations matter as much as programme. OpenSpace changes that: capture site
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conditions with smartphones, 360° cameras, and drones, and turn that reality into simpler workflows and real-time intelligence. Everyone, from site teams to estates directors, works from the same clear insights, so risk is reduced and decisions get made faster. “For NHS Trusts and healthcare providers
running several capital schemes at once, OpenSpace gives portfolio-level visibility across every site without extra visits, and keeps a defensible visual record for disputes, audits and claims. Refurbishment and new- build phases running in parallel become easier to track and compare over time. “OpenSpace is an all-in-one platform that
fits how your teams already work, integrating with Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud. Always visible. Never in doubt.”
for Authorising Engineering, we deliver collaborative, expert services across critical estates disciplines: ventilation, pressure systems, fire safety, working at height, confined spaces, and – new for 2026 – medical gases. “We are defined by our values of integrity, expertise, client focus, and accountability. We invest heavily in training our engineers and support staff, fostering a great team spirit and exceptional working
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conditions. This positive internal culture allows us to work closely and collaboratively with clients to raise compliance standards across their estates. “We are also proud innovators. As early adopters of AI, we partnered with CompliMind at its inception after seeing its founders, Carl-Magnus and Jan, present at an IHEEM conference. This dedication to cutting-edge technology enhances our rigorous auditing and advisory processes. “Come see the friendly DRLC team at Stand F48 to find out how we can support you.”
Furniture built for the realities of modern care
For almost 50 years, Teal has helped healthcare providers create environments that work better for patients, staff, and visitors. Teal says: “Combining specialist healthcare
expertise with British manufacturing and end- to-end support, we deliver furniture that’s built for the realities of modern care. “Designed and manufactured in the UK, our furniture is made to perform in demanding clinical environments, offering lasting quality, dependable lead times, and long-term value. “At this year’s Healthcare Estates, we’re
introducing Eleva – our new range of medical couches, designed to elevate
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treatment environments through the perfect balance of clinical functionality, durability, and contemporary design. Available with hydraulic or electric height adjustment, Eleva supports safer patient access, improved ergonomics, and a more refined healthcare environment. “We’ll also be showcasing Nio, an electric chair designed to do more. With powered positioning, high-low adjustment, and integrated mobility, Nio helps improve patient accessibility, supports safer transfers, and reduces physical strain for
caregivers. A range of optional accessories allows Nio to adapt to different patients, departments, and evolving clinical needs. “Visit Teal at Healthcare Estates and
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discover furniture designed for modern care.”
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