Healthcare

CGI of Stockport Hospital new entrance
Close-up of Stockport Hospital sign on building facade

Emergency & Urgent Care Campus, Stockport

Client: Stockport NHS Foundation Trust

Discipline: NEC Supervisor Services

Construction Value: £30,000,000

Main Contractor: Tilbury Douglas

Completion: May 2025

Project Description:

We provided both Build and M&E NEC Supervisor services for this construction project at Stepping Hill Hospital in Stockport. Once completed, the project saw the creation of a new and improved Emergency and Urgent Care Campus (EUCC), with a new emergency department and entrance. The project’s end client, the Stockport NHS Foundation Trust, secured funding from the government for this £30m scheme, which brought the EUCC up to modern standards.

Works included:

  • Full-scale remodelling of the existing emergency department
  • 2,600sqm internal refurbishment
  • External ambulance drop-off remodelling
  • 2,149sqm of total new-build elements housing clinical, staff welfare, and plant space
  • 375sqm of first-floor staff accommodation (including large break area, changing rooms, showers, meeting, and office spaces)

The remodelling and extension allowed for the provision of new assessment, treatment, and consultation areas for several key emergency and urgent care services, including the children’s emergency department, mental health, and medical same-day emergency care.

Emergency Department Luton & Dunstable Hospital

Client: NHS England

Discipline: Clerks of Works services

Construction Value: £17,000,000

Main Contractor: Willmott Dixon 

Architect: ADP Architecture

Completion: December 2024

Project Description:

The refurbished Emergency Department (ED) at Luton and Dunstable University Hospital has been serving patients since its completion in December 2024. Delivered in phases while remaining fully operational, the project has transformed the department with modern treatment areas, dedicated paediatric and mental health spaces, and enhanced triage facilities to support over 300 daily attendees.

Hickton Quality Control provided Clerk of Works services, ensuring the highest standards of quality and compliance throughout the redevelopment.

 

Queen Elizabeth Hospital

Queen Elizabeth Hospital 

Client: Turner and Townsend

Discipline: Clerks of Works services

Construction Value: 12m

Project Description:

We provided inspections on works already undertaken at the Hospital as it was not of a high standard. Due to our inspections and recommendations the Queen Elizabeth Hospital successfully opened their new state of the art £12m Pathology Labs. To learn more, read this article here.

Huddersfield Royal Infirmary

Client: Calderdale and  Huddersfield NHS Trust

Discipline: Clerks of Works services

Project Description:

We have worked on a number of projects at Huddersfield Royal Infirmary, the most recent being on the refurbishment of 6 and the creation of 1 additional new Theatre. Previously we have worked on a number of ward refurbishments.

West Cumberland Hospital

Client: North Cumbria University Hospital

Discipline: Clerks of Works services

Construction Value: £90m

Project Description:

This £90m redevelopment of West Cumberland Hospital saw the biggest single investment into healthcare for West Cumbria in over half a century. The proposals involve a mixture of new build and refurbishment. The new buildings are three storeys in height with some rooftop plant areas. The new build accommodation comprises an urgent care centre, radiology department, minor ops facilities, endoscopy department, medical investigations unit, outpatient facilities, acute assessment centre, coronary care unit, intensive care unit, 6 theatre operating suite, neo natal, paediatric out-patient and in-patient facility, special care bay unit, delivery suite, wards, canteen, café and main entrance area. To learn more, click here.

West Cumberland Hospital