James Paget University Hospital: Ward 12

Welcome to the project page for the JPUH Ward 12 project, which is being refurbished by Morgan Sindall Construction.

Here you can read about the project and its positive effect on the community, and track progress as it happens.

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Progress

Key facts

Completion: January 2026

About the project

Ward 12, is the new refurbished ward, located in Great Yarmouth.

The project is a reconstruction of Ward 12 at James Paget University Hospital which is an elderly ward and involves doing RAAC remediation works.

Project highlights:

James Paget Hospital – Ward 12 Refurbishment Project

The Ward 12 refurbishment at James Paget Hospital is a £2 million investment designed to deliver a modern, safe, and efficient healthcare environment. It is due to handover early January.

The scope of works includes:

Full RAAC Support: Ensuring structural integrity and compliance with current safety standards.
Complete M&E Upgrade: Installation of new mechanical and electrical systems for improved reliability and energy efficiency.
High-Quality Finishes:
- Vinyl flooring for durability and hygiene.
- Whiterock wall cladding for easy cleaning and infection control.
Clinical Enhancements:
- Medical gas bedheads for patient care.
- IPS panels for safe plumbing and infection prevention.
Interior Improvements:
- Suspended ceilings, skimming, and full decorating.
- All new doors for security and accessibility.

Benefits to the Community and Hospital

Enhanced Patient Care: A modern ward environment improves comfort, safety, and infection control, leading to better patient outcomes.
Operational Efficiency: Upgraded M&E systems reduce maintenance issues and improve energy performance.
Future-Proofing: RAAC support and IPS panels ensure compliance with current and future healthcare standards.
Local Economic Impact: The project prioritises the use of local labour and suppliers, supporting jobs and the regional economy.
Community Confidence: Investing in state-of-the-art facilities reinforces trust in local healthcare services.

Get in touch

Stuart Boyle, Site Manager is the dedicated community contact for the Ward 12 project and will maintain communications with neighbours and the surrounding community. If you have any questions, please do get in touch with Stuart via the contact form at the bottom of the page with any queries regarding the project.