Willmott Dixon has secured three NHS ProCure 21+ projects worth £20 million.
The largest, valued at £8 million, is for Queen Victoria NHS Foundation Trust in East Grinstead and will see the company responsible for the development of six new theatres, alongside an admissions suite and a day surgery unit. This will be delivered by Willmott Dixon’s Cobham office by December 2012.
Willmott Dixon has also been chosen by West London Mental Health NHS Trust for a £7 million scheme at Broadmoor Hospital in Berkshire. This will see the company’s Cobham office deliver a new training facility and energy centre as well as undertake enabling works in preparation for a proposed redevelopment of the site. The enabling work will be completed by July 2013.
The company has also been appointed by East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust for a £5m project at the Lister Hospital in Stevenage. This will see Willmott Dixon’s Hitchin office refurbish an intensive care unit, a 30 bed inpatient ward as well as create a new chemotherapy facility.
Willmott Dixon’s key role in making the University of Warwick’s estate one of the best in the country continues after it was appointed to deliver a fourth scheme, the new Warwick Arts Centre.
The IT team from Letchworth-based construction company Willmott Dixon welcomed a very special four-legged visitor at their offices at the Spirella Building.
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