MTX signs deal for health campus near Cardiff | Construction Enquirer News
Summary
MTX has secured a deal to develop a new healthcare campus near Cardiff, transforming a former British Airways site into a Community Diagnostics Hub and Treatment Centre.
Why It Matters
This development is significant as it aims to enhance healthcare services in South East Wales, improving access and reducing delays for patients. The project utilizes Modern Methods of Construction, reflecting a trend towards innovative building practices in the healthcare sector.
Key Takeaways
- MTX is developing a healthcare campus on a former British Airways site.
- The project will include a Community Diagnostics Hub and Treatment Centre.
- Construction is set to begin later this year, focusing on modern building methods.
- The facility aims to improve patient access and reduce service delays.
- This project represents a significant investment in healthcare infrastructure in South East Wales.
The scheme will transform the former British Airways Avionics Engineering site near Cardiff into a state-of-the-art healthcare campus, delivering a c.17,300m² new build development across three buildings with supporting infrastructure to create a Community Diagnostics Hub and Treatment Centre. Phase 1 of the development focuses on the design and construction of a Community Diagnostics Hub of around 7,500m² with construction set to start later this year. MTX Managing Director David said: “We are extremely proud to be partnering with the health boards to develop this exciting new facility, which represents a major step forward for healthcare in South East Wales. “Combining our healthcare expertise with Modern Methods of Construction, we are developing a design that will deliver an outstanding asset for patients and clinicians alike.” Paul Mears, Chief Executive of Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board, said: “Llantrisant Health Park represents an exciting step forward for health care services in South East Wales. By bringing together diagnostic, surgical and specialist services in one purpose-built facility, we can improve access, reduce delays and provide a better experience for patients across the region.”
