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As our cleanroom and containment expertise can also be effectively utilised in the semiconductor market, today we are visiting the world's premier Compound Semiconductor Cluster in South Wales. Our BD Manger, Gary Horrocks is attending Semiconductor Packaging Workshop at the Newport Wafer Fab facility to learn more about the complexities of semiconductor packaging technologies and network with leading technology experts.
Lots of companies complain that it's hard to find good talent and in our specialist sector, it's certainly true that recruiting ready-made experienced staff can be tough. Consequently, at least part of the answer is to grow your own talent as part of your growth and succession planning strategy.
Yesterday our BD Manager, Gary Horrocks attended the Bionow Pharma Manufacturing Conference in Darlington. It was a great opportunity to learn more about the challenges and enablers for biopharma manufacturing from the perspective of our potential clients. The presentations of the day were very useful and informative. We are looking forward to attending similar events in the future.
We have been awarded a £1.75 million design and build contract for a new pharmacy and aseptic suite for chemotherapy and clinical trial/emerging therapy at Weston Park Hospital in Sheffield. We will take on the role of principal designer and principal contractor for the project, which builds on our formidable track record in designing, engineering, building and commissioning complex healthcare environments. This includes previous NHS facilities at London's Guy's & St Thomas' and a sterile services department in the North West, along with a major hospital scheme in Qatar.
Our project team recently celebrated over 1 million hours worked on the Macclesfield Packing & Logistics Project. We wouldn't have achieved this without the great effort of all staff on site, maintaining a great safety record with a fantastic level of quality. Following a site tour, everyone was treated to lunch to recognise all of the hard work that has helped us to achieve this remarkable milestone. Congratulations!
Over the years, we have assembled an innovative and experienced design team who specialises in front end and feasibility studies for pharmaceutical, life sciences and healthcare projects across the UK. Our team excels in providing regulatory compliant and aesthetically pleasing solutions that are always scrupulously tailored to the budget, time line, and ultimate goals for the project. BES's front end capability is led by our Principal Architect, Neil Pulman who works with our clients to establish the outline scope and feasibility of a project prior to embarking on the relevant design phases.
We have recently appointed a new Design Lead, Darren Wolfe to join our growing team in Milton Keynes office. The company has experienced substantial business growth over the last few years and opened the second office to facilitate further expansion and respond more quickly to the needs of our southern clients. In his role, Darren, will be responsible for building relationships with our clients, establishing their requirements and advising on the best solutions. He will be also overseeing project delivery from feasibility studies to handover and completion.
Following the successful delivery of a new R&D facility for the world leader in addiction treatment, BES were awarded a £500,000 commission to design a new oral solid dose manufacturing facility, located on the same site. Following an initial feasibility study to establish the project requirements, our Front End design team worked closely with the client from project inception to develop the design up to RIBA Stage 3.
Our new client, specialising in development of new applications for patch technology, engaged BES to undertake a front end study to understand the feasibility of locating a new IMP pilot manufacturing plant within their existing building. Our feasibility study demonstrated that the existing building could be re-modelled to form a new clinical trials facility.
Following completion of the structural slab and steelwork installations, the site is now prepared to commence the internal fit out activities, with Norwood leading the way with the innovative, highly specified, pre-fabricated partitioning system. The facility will occupy a total floor area in excess of 7,500m2 and comprises individual Primary Packing rooms with large, common secondary Packing areas.To meet the specific requirements of this qualified facility, bespoke solutions have been designed and developed.