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Major 750-bed tertiary hospital planned in Sultan Haitham City MUSCAT: One of Oman’s biggest tertiary hospitals is planned for implementation at Sultan Haitham City – part of a raft of healthcare initiatives that will augment the City’s status as an iconic integrated urban development. Officially named ‘Seeb Tertiary Hospital’, the 750-bed hospital project is being overseen by the Ministry of Health. Bids for the Design Works / Services package, floated by the government, closed last month, with a significant number of local and international civil and engineering construction participating in the tender. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dHs3hmNF Sultan Haitham City Ministry of Health Oman Ministry Of Economy Oman #SultanHaithamCity #Hospital #Oman #OmanBiz

Egypt: Hospital maintenance https://lnkd.in/efUJ5__4 Maintenance of hospitals #Construction #MiddleEast #Building #Infrastructure #Engineering #ProjectManagement #ConstructionNews #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableConstruction #MegaProjects

Egypt: Hospital department maintenance https://lnkd.in/ens96NP5 Maintenance of hospital departments #Construction #MiddleEast #Building #Infrastructure #Engineering #ProjectManagement #ConstructionNews #InnovationInConstruction #SustainableConstruction #MegaProjects

#Saudi Arabia is set to open five new hospitals by 2025, adding 963 beds across key provinces as part of a broader SR260 billion ($69.3 billion) budget allocation to the health and social development sector. 

Saudi Arabia is set to enhance its healthcare infrastructure with the opening of five new hospitals by 2025, adding 963 beds across key provinces. This initiative is part of a broader SR260 billion budget allocation to the health and social development sector. These new facilities aim to increase bed capacity to 23 beds per 10,000 residents in the targeted provinces, enhancing access to care and improving healthcare infrastructure across the Kingdom. #healthcaredevelopment #saudivision2030 #infrastructuregrowth #hospitalexpansion #publichealth

Al Abeer Hospital in Muscat, Oman, completed by RBR Infrastructure Limited, exemplifies a state-of-the-art healthcare facility catering to the growing demand for advanced medical services in the GCC. This project reflects a blend of modern healthcare infrastructure and patient-centric design, contributing to Oman’s healthcare development. Architectural and Functional Design Modern Exterior: A contemporary design with a sleek façade, featuring glass panels and metallic elements that align with international standards for healthcare facilities. Optimized Layout: The hospital's layout ensures seamless navigation for patients, visitors, and staff, with clear zoning for outpatient, inpatient, diagnostics, and administration

A contractor has been appointed under an Early Contractor Involvement (ECI) process for a $40m health facilities project in the Pilbara region of WA. #Projectory #projectleads #majorprojects #constructionprojects #healthcareinfrastructure #buildingupgrades #regionaldevelopment #emergencyservices #hospitalredevelopment #communitycare #ambulatoryservices #forwardworks #procurementstrategy #pilbara #westernAustralia #infrastructuredevelopment https://lnkd.in/gbUaBTDU

Don't forget to join us tomorrow for our webinar on Modular Construction with Nick Moon! Learn more about the benefits and challenges of modular construction and how it can transform your healthcare facility. Register to join us below! https://lnkd.in/epBEwrFa #ashe #hospitals #facilitiesmanagement #healthcarefacilities #MiSHE #HealthcareEngineering

NHS hospital sites across the United Kingdom are subject to constant evolution to meet the healthcare needs of the population and these hospital estates require almost continuous renewal to update aging facilities and expansion to meet a wider scope of healthcare services. Learn more about the current trends and factors driving changes in the NHS construction market with Gallagher’s NHS Construction Market Update report. ⬇️ Gallagher UK #InsuranceUK #NHS #Construction

The BWBR Omaha team has worked with many Critical Access Hospitals looking for smaller-scale expansions and renovations, rather than completely new facilities. In examining these projects, a powerful theme has emerged — that these “small” projects can actually have an outsize impact. Check out a few examples: https://loom.ly/fNspfdE