The aim of the project was to reduce energy consumption, carbon emissions and operating costs, while supporting Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust‘s Net Zero Carbon targets, helping protect against rising energy prices and modernising the healthcare infrastructure.
The programme includes large-scale Solar PV installations and roof replacements, with upgraded insulation compliant with Part L of building regulations as well as the installation of replacement energy-efficient windows.
What we did
CLC has delivered a major decarbonisation and refurbishment programme at Bradford Royal Infirmary and St Luke’s Hospital.
Specifications
- Solar Photovoltaic (PV) installations
- Roof insulation upgrades
- Energy-efficient window replacements
- Scaffolding and enabling works
Project Overview
Number of sites
2
Roofs enhanced insulation
2
Number of bathrooms
20
Contract value
£
3.7
m
Energy-efficient windows installed
48
Solar panels installed
1700
Number of months
6-7
Working closely with Trust Estates teams and clinical staff, works were carefully planned and phased to minimise disruption to hospital services. Controlled access arrangements, clear communication and strict infection prevention and control measures were maintained throughout.
Our DBS-checked operatives are trained in patient care awareness and understand the requirements of working in occupied clinical settings. Through detailed planning and close stakeholder liaison, we deliver complex projects safely while maintaining patient wellbeing, operational continuity and high standards of quality
Challenges
The primary challenge was delivering a large-scale decarbonisation project within a live healthcare environment, where patient care remains the highest priority.
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