We are delighted to learn that the C.J. Falconer & Associates-designed, and John Paul Construction-delivered Bausch + Lomb Waterford has been shortlisted for the Irish Construction Excellence (ICE) Awards 2018’s Industrial Over €10 Million Project‘ category.
The public are also being given the opportunity to vote for an overall ‘Project of the Year‘, from all projects nominated throughout all the categories – and you can vote for Bausch + Lomb at the following link:
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This follows the facility having previously been nominated/having won a number of other awards – including:
– 2017 Medtech Facility of the Year Winner;
– 2017 Association of Decentralised Energy (ADE) ‘Visionary Project’ Award [Finalist, Awaiting Results];
– 2017 Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Award [Finalist, Awaiting Results]
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More Project Information:
This C.J. Falconer & Associates project included the seamless internal redesign, and phased expansion to Bausch + Lomb Ireland’s 47,000m2 manufacturing facility, at the Waterford IDA Ireland Technology Park.
This medtech €50m construction project on this 18ha site consisted of a facility expansion, and internal redesign running concurrently, delivered in a live operational pharmaceutical/contact-lens manufacturing facility – and taking place within a sterile-environment. The facility will produce half a billion lenses per annum.
The project included CHP facility, Production and plant areas, ISO 8 clean rooms, laboratories, packaging and storage facilities, loading/docking stations, conference rooms, offices, and staff amenities, and LEED Accreditation.
For more information, visit the project page, which is updated as progress continues: Bausch + Lomb, IDA Technology Park, Waterford, Ireland.
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