Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s services run from 145 individual properties on 63 different sites across Nottinghamshire. As part of our continuing efforts to ensure we are delivering the best possible care to the people who use our services, recent years have seen significant building developments take place at some of these sites.
These developments are managed by Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s in-house Capital Planning Unit.
Set up in 2004 in acknowledgement of the major capital developments happening across the Trust, this unit manages the Trust wide portfolio of new build / refurbishment projects, all with a capital value of over £1m.
To find out more about any of our projects, see our newsletter Positive about Capital Projects.
Current projects being managed by the Capital Planning Unit include:
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Wathwood Hospital ICU and Lodges
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Refurbishment of Millbrook Hub
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Rampton Boiler Replacement
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Forensic Wells Road Centre (WRC) Hub, Wells Road
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Highbury Hospital Development Control Plan
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Productive Notts
Recent achievements by the Capital Planning Unit include:
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Rutland Ward at Arnold Lodge
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Substance Misuse Service - The Woodlands
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The PFI redevelopment of Highbury Hospital, Bulwell Notts
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National High Secure Learning Disability Unit, Rampton Hospital
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Modernisation of E Block, Rampton Hospital
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The Mike Harris Learning and Development Centre at Rampton Hospital
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Acquisition of lease and management of fit out of the Institute of Mental Health's new base
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Lucy Wade Unit/Millfields Kings Mill Hospital, Mansfield
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Refurbishment of Darwin Ward, Wells Road Centre, Nottingham
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National High Secure Service for Women, Rampton Hospital
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Arnold Lodge Service Development and Extension, Leicester
For more information about any of the projects, please contact our Capital Planning Team via capitalplanning@nottshc.nhs.uk
