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ZAP Surgical Systems announced that GenesisCare will become the first cancer care provider in Australia to offer the ZAP-X Gyroscopic Radiosurgery platform. The installation at GenesisCare's centre at St Vincent's Hospital Sydney is expected to begin this month, with first patient treatments anticipated before year-end. The ZAP-X system provides patients with brain tumours a non-invasive alternative to open surgery, delivering treatment in a single outpatient session without anaesthesia or incisions. The platform uses gyroscopic mobility to deliver radiosurgical beams from thousands of angles, designed to minimise radiation exposure to healthy brain tissue. The addition will expand GenesisCare's neuro-oncology capabilities in Sydney, enabling delivery of dedicated stereotactic radiosurgery. Previously, such patients were primarily treated using cobalt-60-based systems and multi-purpose radiotherapy linear accelerators.

G&H lands £16m brace of M&E deals. Grant Prior 21 minutes ago G&H G&H has won more work in the healthcare sector with two mechanical, electrical and public health (MEP) contract wins worth a combined £16.3m with new client Elliott Group and existing client HBC Construction. Elliott Group has appointed MEP to deliver Affidea's flagship medical centre at Wimbledon Quarter - the first private medical centre to be located in a UK retail destination. Opening late 2026, the centre will provide private GP care, a minor injuries unit, advanced diagnostic imaging and specialist outpatient treatments. G&H's 60-strong team, including apprentices, will deliver a full MEP design and build package, with pipework prefabricated at its Leeds-based workshop. Shaun Atkinson, fit out director at Elliott Group said: "It's a fantastic project that will bring high-quality healthcare services closer to the local community and create a modern facility that people can access easily when they need it. "Affidea has a clear vision for what this centre can offer, and we're proud to be helping deliver it. We look forward to building a strong working relationship with G&H and the wider project team as the development progresses." HBC Construction, formerly Henry Boot Construction, has appointed G&H to deliver a complete MEP design and build for GenesisCare, the UK's largest cancer care provider, at their pioneering new facility in Leeds. A 55-strong team will install specialist MRI and PET-CT process chillers and associated pipework, medical gas systems, and critical electrical infrastructure including Isolated Power Supply (IPS) and Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) systems to maintain continuity in the event of a power cut. David Wilson, operations manager north at G&H said: "These are significant healthcare schemes and my team are looking forward to working with HBC Construction again." Paul Cuss, operations director south at G&H said: "We're also pleased to be working with Elliott Group for the first time. Both this and the GenesisCare projects highlight the growing demand for high-quality, low-carbon building services in clinical environments." Lee Powell, managing director at HBC Construction said: "Our relationship with GenesisCare has allowed us to understand their key priorities and develop an accelerated programme for timely installation of specialist equipment. We look forward to working with G&H in our delivery of this pioneering research centre." G&H has successfully delivered numerous healthcare MEP projects over the past decade and is currently delivering two decarbonisation schemes at Heartlands Hospital in Birmingham and Hereford County Hospital, as well as collaborating with Morgan Sindall Construction on Harrogate District Hospital.