Engineering consultancy for public healthcare, emergency services, social housing, community facilities, and civic infrastructure. We partner with NHS trusts, local authorities, and public bodies across the UK and EU to deliver resilient, compliant, and energy-efficient built environments that serve communities.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECTPublic sector infrastructure must balance long-term value, operational resilience, and rigorous regulatory compliance. NOVTRIQ brings deep experience in public procurement frameworks, RIBA Stage processes, and building performance standards. We work with NHS trusts, local authorities, housing associations, and emergency services to modernise facilities, improve energy efficiency, and ensure uninterrupted service delivery to the communities that depend on them.
Hospitals, health centres, GP surgeries, and specialist care facilities demand engineering solutions that prioritise patient safety, infection control, and operational continuity. We deliver comprehensive mechanical, electrical, and public health engineering for NHS trusts and healthcare providers—covering ventilation and air handling to HTM 03-01, medical gas systems, critical power resilience, and water safety compliance with HTM 04-01. Our retrofit and new-build expertise ensures healthcare facilities meet NHS Net Zero targets whilst maintaining clinical operations throughout construction phases.
Police stations, fire stations, ambulance depots, and civil protection centres require engineering solutions that prioritise operational availability and staff safety. We design and upgrade critical facility systems—including backup power, water storage, communications infrastructure, and resilience measures—to ensure continuity during emergencies. Our work meets Salix Finance criteria for energy-efficient upgrades and supports services in meeting carbon reduction targets whilst maintaining 24/7 operational readiness.
Museums, libraries, council chambers, arts centres, and community facilities are cornerstones of civic life. We deliver engineering that balances heritage preservation, modern functionality, and public accessibility. Whether heritage conversion, accessibility compliance under Part M and the Equality Act, or environmental control system upgrades for archive and collection preservation, we ensure these venues remain vibrant community assets whilst meeting contemporary building standards and sustainability objectives.
Social housing authorities face the dual challenge of improving tenant wellbeing and meeting decarbonisation targets. We deliver fabric-first retrofit strategies, heating system upgrades, and renewable energy integration across multi-unit portfolios. Our work follows PAS 2035 retrofit principles and qualifies for Salix Finance and Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) criteria, maximising energy savings and reducing fuel poverty whilst minimising tenant disruption during works.
Bus depots, rail stations, waste management facilities, and water treatment works require engineering that supports continuous public service delivery. We provide mechanical, electrical, and sustainability engineering for transport authorities and utility operators—covering depot electrification for electric bus fleets, station accessibility upgrades, energy-efficient lighting and ventilation for underground and enclosed facilities, and power resilience for critical utility operations. Our designs meet Transport for London, Network Rail, and relevant utility regulatory standards.
Whether upgrading NHS facilities, retrofitting social housing portfolios, or modernising civic and emergency services buildings, NOVTRIQ provides specialist engineering consultancy that delivers compliant, efficient, and community-focused outcomes. Let's discuss your project.
DISCUSS YOUR PROJECTEngineering the future of critical infrastructure.
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NOVTRIQ is a trading name of Novus Projects Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (Company No. 13629950). Registered office: 27 Old Gloucester Street, London, WC1N 3AX, United Kingdom.