Whitehouse Medical Centre, Milton Keynes
New health centre for Milton Keynes
ProCure23 (P23) is the fourth generation of the ProCure framework, designed to support the design and construction of capital projects across the NHS estate. It offers NHS customers a fast-track, mini-competition procurement route to access experienced and proficient partners who can support every stage of a project — from business case development to sustainability and decarbonisation, through to modern methods of construction, disruption mitigation, benefit realisation and optimised occupation.
We’re proud to play an active role in shaping how ProCure23 delivers long-term value — not just by building facilities, but by co-developing the tools, knowledge, and processes that improve outcomes for every NHS project.
To support better project outcomes, we led the development of the Pre and Post Occupancy Evaluation Proforma and repeatable room designs for clinical support spaces, such as dirty and clean utilities, and a decarbonisation roadmap — all created in collaboration with other PSCPs to benefit projects across the framework.
We’ve also helped evolve the digital, net-zero carbon, MMC (modern methods of construction) and Design Appraisal toolkits, piloting and implementing these on our New Hospital Programme scheme at Derriford Hospital in Plymouth.
We are appointed across all three value bands of the ProCure23 framework via a FAC-1 Framework Alliance Contract:
With over 100 health sector projects delivered in the last decade, our experience covers masterplanning, estate strategies, hospital car parks, complex refurbishments, and specialist clinical facilities such as theatres, maternity wards, emergency departments, and sterile services. ,
We are skilled working in 'live' environments without disrupting the flow of a busy hospital, from assisting Dorset County Hospital with an emergency department expansion, to creating a new Central Sterile Services Department in Liverpool.
Our portfolio of healthcare projects include:
The Kingfisher, a specialist mental health inpatient service in Bristol, developed for Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust through ProCure23. This £20 million facility will support people with learning disabilities and autism, designed with a focus on dignity, safety, and patient wellbeing.
The Derriford Hospital Emergency Care Building in Plymouth — a state-of-the-art facility procured through ProCure23 and part of the New Hospital Programme Wave 1. The building expands urgent and emergency care provision with dedicated children’s spaces, new theatres, and same-day emergency care units, helping patients access the right care faster and more efficiently.
Over 30 primary and community health centres, including the UK’s first BREEAM ‘Outstanding’ healthcare and leisure facility at Houghton le Spring, as well as numerous NHS LIFT projects such as the Tessa Jowell Health Centre in Dulwich, Chiswick Health Centre, and Grove View Integrated Health and Care Hub in Dunstable. These projects often use our pre-designed health and care hub model to deliver consistent, high-quality environments tailored to community needs.
Our award-winning expertise is also demonstrated by projects like the Pears Building — Institute of Immunity and Transplantation for the Royal Free Charity, which was named Construction News Project of the Year (over £50m) in 2021 for delivering a highly complex health and R&D facility that met exacting requirements.
Anastasia Chrysafi and Anna Lutterodt are our dedicated experts for NHS capital projects and ProCure23. Contact them for help with procurement, delivery, and maximising value from your investment.
New health centre for Milton Keynes
Transforming Luton and Dunstable Emergency Care with a State-of-the-Art Expansion
Next generation hub bringing together health, wellbeing and care under one roof, plus 98 homes
A remodel and expansion of the hospital’s emergency department.
Creating much needed car parking facilities as the first phase of wider hospital development plans
Creating a world-leading research centre in North London, winner of the 2021 Construction News Awards 'Project of the Year (over £50m)'.
Rapidly delivering construction services associated with the refurbishment of A&E facilities as part of Royal Berkshire Hospitals Winter Pressures Reconfiguration.
Town centre transformation to replace a derelict 1960s shopping centre.
New health care centre for the Dulwich community.
New office space for Nursing and Midwifery Council
New Spinal Rehabilitation Unit for South Wales
Creating a new Central Sterile Services Department in Liverpool
Creating the new home for Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families in Kings Cross
Relocation and expansion of Ronald McDonald House in Oxford
A new build health centre for Milton Keynes
Creating the first undergraduate School of Medicine in Essex
Providing invaluable health and social care for the most vulnerable in Liverpool
Second facility for the Ronald McDonald Charity
Cat B fit-out of the new head office for the Department of Health at 39 Victoria Street
Largest non-residential building to achieve coveted ultra low energy consumption Passivhaus standard
Flagship independent hospital in Kent
Bringing together Greenwich Intermediate Care Unit, GP surgeries, outpatient and social care together under one roof
Logistically challenging, multi-phased project delivered in live clinical environment
New three-storey entrance constructed in a live hospital environment, with zero impact on patients, staff and visitors
London 2012 Olympics polyclinic reconfigured into a community health centre for legacy use
Unusual development of health centre and school on same site, with shared services cutting costs for both facilities
Eco-friendly new-build care facility with extensive use of on-site renewables
Community health centre with award-winning design and numerous eco features
Logistically challenging multi-phase project, delivered ahead of schedule through clever use of mast-climbing work platforms
A complex four-year phased ward refurbishment programme on a live hospital site, delivered defect-free three weeks ahead of schedule
UK's first healthcare building to achieve BREEAM Outstanding – a new benchmark in sustainable healthcare