The 140-bed hospital, with an additional 75 day places and outpatient services, was designed as the ACT’s first dedicated sub-acute care facility. Heyday’s scope included design and construction, low voltage systems, generator system including fuel and load shed systems, UPS systems, PV system, medical service panels, communications systems, security, CCTV and duress systems, nurse call systems, cable management and trunking systems, AV systems, metering systems and carpark ticketing systems.
