Track record: medical sector

Commercial Transfer has completed the relocation of Phase 2 at Nuffield Orthopaedic Hospital in Oxford into their new purpose-built building. The work was completed during 2007 to a tight time-scale that reflected the difficulties of the site and the complex integration of the departments. The complete planning and scheduling of the transfer was completed by Commercial Transfer’s project managers working in conjunction with the Nuffield Orthopaedic relocation team.

Commercial Transfer have completed the removal of two hospitals within the Exeter area.

The first was the relocation of Tiverton Hospital which moved from its town centre site to a purpose-built hospital on the outskirts. All departments, including medical records, wards and ancillary areas, were moved over a one-week period. This relocation was completed with Commercial Transfer project managers working in conjunction with the hospital's relocation team to ensure a smooth and trouble-free transfer.

Following the completion of the Tiverton relocation we then transferred Okehampton Hospital from its two town centre sites into a new purpose-built hospital on the outskirts of Okehampton. This move was completed over a Bank Holiday weekend, the project team working with the Okehampton relocation staff to make sure that the move went to time and to budget.

Commercial Transfer has undertaken various relocation projects for AWP. At Salisbury the company transferred all departments from the Old Manor Hospital to the new facilities adjoining their existing site. All moves were completed over weekend working periods and to schedule with no disruption to patients or the services offered by the Trust.

In Bristol, Commercial Transfer undertook the moves from the Old Barrow Hospital near Bristol before it was closed, transferring all departments to the new facilities at the Callington Road Hospital. The move also involved transfers from Western General Hospital in Weston-super-Mare and from various other parts of Bristol to the new hospital. This was an extremely complex and sensitive multi-site move which was co-ordinated by Commercial Transfer’s move manager, who worked closely with the capital equipping officers. All moves were completed on time and to schedule.

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