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Welcome to Building Construction Partnership
Building Construction Partnership is a well-established and
highly successful national health care construction company
providing a variety of services to the care industry
including; design and build of purpose built care homes,
small works projects and phased re-developments and
restoration of existing care homes.
As an invaluable support we specialise in feasibility
studies, furnishing, equipping, commission and registration
in support of the projects. To complete the whole package
and give ‘peace of mind' our maintenance programme offers
renovation, specialist refurbishment and responsive repairs.
An Organic Growth-“Our long association with local and
national care operators have given us an exceptional
understanding of the needs of our clients who in turn have
rewarded Building Construction Partnership with regular
repeat business, resulting in the design and build of 25
care homes over the last 5 years and a turnover of
£7,000,000. Brian Bullock, Managing Director. MCIOB PG.Dip.
A Firm Foundation-We can boast a joint 60 years of health
care experience and this expertise and knowledge is
reflected in the quality of the finished project handed over
to our clients. We recognise that building projects for the
healthcare sector require a sensitive and extremely
specialised approach and managers of our health care
division have been in the construction of care homes for
over twelve years.
Building Construction Partnership embrace a partnership
approach with our clients, ensuring a positive and
constructive relationship, giving us a competitive edge and
an efficiently run contract.
Financial Security -As a well-established business we can
offer a strong and solid bank account history, with
financial security and assurance, plus, we only work
alongside recognised and proven professionals.
Funding for Care Homes-Require funding or grant support? We
can point you to the correct source and understand the
requirements and criteria to back your claim; invaluable
wisdom!
Installation of Specialised Equipment for the elderly and
disabled takes a long-term understanding of the many
products plus a regularly updated policy due to the ever
changing designs and supports available. Building
Construction Partnerships regularly install; track hoist
systems, wheelchair ramps, bath elevators and at a recent
project in Immingham an outstanding sensory room offered
residents the opportunity to experience different light,
sound and tactile sensations.
The Green Element- A recent project; a 45 bedroom medium
secure health unit provided an additional challenge to
Building Construction Partnership. The design team and
client worked closely to provide a ‘state of the art’ unit;
bringing together computer controlled low energy lighting,
ground heat pumps and solar energy panels, all controlled
and integrated by sophisticated heating controls. Commended
by inspectors from the Mental Health Commission as one of
the best units they had inspected. The design included
recordable close circuit television, secure air lock entry,
ligature free fittings and design throughout, nurse call and
panic attacked, specially designed ensuite pods and basement
facilities that included offices and a gum. Externally the
street elevation gives the impress of luxury apartments of
housing.
Client Satisfaction; Testimonial from Julie Quarrington of
Exemplar “Our first project carried out by BCP in 2001
started the growth of a strong relationship based on their
continual high standard of work with a responsibility of
managing the project within an agreed time scale and cost.
“No matter on the size or scale of the project, whether
traditional or turnkey, our goal is to ensure our clients
are handed over a project of an extremely high standard and
finished to our level of excellence in construction. ” Brian
Bullock, Managing Director
RECENTLY COMPLETED PROJECTS
DESIGN AND BUILD:-
Immingham, Humberside
The construction of a brand new care home in Immingham
Humberside, designed for people with neurological conditions
was completed to time despite of adverse weather conditions
in October 2007.
Within the two-storey building there are 40 en-suite
bedrooms, all over 16 sq metres, (well exceeding the 12
square metre standard as per client’s request). Each bedroom
is equipped with internet broadband, a phone line, TV point
and a nurse call system. The building is divided into four
units each incorporating a TV and music lounge, a ‘quiet
area’ dining room and nurses’ station.
Value: £2,482,000.00
Programme: 48 weeks
Tipton, Birmingham
Parkside care home has 20 bedrooms, all designed above
normal standards, for people with special needs, some rooms
exceeding 27m2. Built close to the adjoining highway, the
design team cleverly included a private rear landscaped
garden with paved access to a feature gazebo.
Value: £1,683,000.00
Programme: 38 weeks
Scotia Heights, Stoke-on Trent
A flagship 60 bedroom specialist care home and area office
development with a reinforced part basement over 2 and 3
storeys; part respite, part young disableD and part
Huntingdon Disease.
The modern design includes striking glazed aluminium corner
and entrance features. This was the first of the
developments in the area which form part of a partnering
arrangement between client, specialist subcontractors and
BCP
Value: £3,575,000
Programme 48 weeks
SMALL WORKS
Langley Park View
The design and formation of new shower facilities and
internal decorations to a specialist mental health unit. The
work was carried out in normal working hours whilst ensuring
the safety and comfort or residents and staff who were
maintained at all times.
Value: £22,328
Programme: 6 weeks
Lonnen Grove
Programmed for completion in 18 weeks this specialist care
unit for learning disabilities utilised system build wall
units. All rooms are in excess of 17 m2 with large en-suite
wet rooms to suit wheelchair users. The build has been
fitted with furniture, fixtures and fittings to complement
the homely feel.
Value: £439,000
Programme: 18 weeks
RESTORATION
Willowbeck Nursing Home
Due to the breakdown of the original tanking design, the
ground and lower grounds floors were stripped back to the
concrete frame and replace complete. The opportunity was
taken during the works to improve, rearrange and renew
laundry, kitchen, staff and resident areas, with intensive
managed works to ensure minimum disruption to meals and
laundry facilities
Value: £1,123,287
Programme: 50 weeks 326 words
Dinnington Hall
Our reputation for successful restoration led to the
opportunity to carry out the refurbishment and decoration of
a client’s head office and nurse’s quarters at Dinnington
Hall. Being a grade 11 listen building this way
sympathetically converted and refurbished to provide a
specialist care home for those with learning disabilities
and secure the future of the hall built in 1752. Works also
include repairs to ornate cornice and ceilings, internal
alterations and decoration. The building recently featured
on a Channel 4 programme.
Value: £493,000
Programme: 30 weeks
HEALTHCARE
Bridgewood Mews
The design and build of this new 20 bed care home was
required to take place on the foundations footprint of an
existing nursing home. As the site previous foundations were
inadequate, the break up and removal of concrete was
required prior to commencement of work. A demanding schedule
of works meant successful completion of this projection in
front of programme.
Value: £927,887
Programme: 36 weeks
Greenside Court
The design and build of this 20 bed roomed specialist home
included the provision of mounted lifting equipment to
assist people suffering from Huntington’s disease. The
client, contractor, specialist subcontractors and design
team worked in true partnership to ensure the project was
brought home on programme and to cost.
Value: £718,000
Programme: 36 weeks
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