Inviron completes Ipswich Hospital project

10 November, 2010

As part of the major refurbishment of Ipswich Hospital, Inviron has completed the M&E project to transform the Framlingham Ward into a state-of-the-art neonatal facility with the latest systems and technology for premature babies.

The contract included new boiler and chilled-water plant, modifications to the ventilation system, medical-gas installation and new sanitaryware.

The team also removed and replaced all the existing lighting, power and associated equipment, as well as new fire-alarm, nurse-call, IT and UPS systems.

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