The Clemenceau Medical Centre Hospital is a state-of-the-art hospital completed by ACC in 2019.
The hospital comprises 91 beds, 6 operating theatres, 44 consultation clinics, robotic surgery, and wide-ranging inpatient and outpatient services offering the latest technologies and medical procedures.
In addition to being the main contractor, ACC also self-delivered the MEP works. This highly complex project consists of 4 basements, a ground floor, 7 medical floors, 3 mechanical floors and a roof.
ACC was recently awarded a contract to expand the specialist Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt 57357. The planned extension will upgrade the facility so that it continues to offer first-class paediatric cancer care.
Constructed by ACC and opened in 2007, Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt 57357 is one of the largest children’s cancer hospitals in the world, providing world-class care and treatment to infant and junior patients from Egypt and the African continent.
The extension consists of two buildings, an out-patient centre extending over 8500 m² and an administrative smart building of 2,500 m². Both contain three basements, ground floor and 13 subsequent floors. The out-patient centre also includes a bridge link back to the main building.
It offers outpatient clinics, ambulance services, operating theatres, a radiology department and all other necessary services.
The 120-bed hospital has a basement, ground and three upper floors while the Integrated Health Centre consists of a ground , basement and one upper floor, canteen, washroom, Mosque and central utility plant.
The project scope included site preparation, all civil/external works (soft and hard landscaping, storm water, portable water, irrigation water, sewer, Qtel/Oredoo, electrical , asphalt works and parking systems), MEP and FF works, lighting and signage, helicopter pad, elevators, BMS, waste management and medical gas system.
The Children’s Cancer Hospital Egypt ‘57357’ is the largest children’s cancer hospital in the world.
It sits on a 24,000 m² landscaped site in the El Saida Zenab district of Cairo and is made up of two main components being the Inpatient Tower consisting of 7 storeys for In-patient rooms and offices with an approximate area of 2,500 m². The operating tower consists of 5 storeys for exam, lab, operations rooms, imaging etc. with an approximate area of 5,000 m².
Construction commenced in March 2005 and was completed on schedule in only 500 days.
