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Electrical projects in schools, healthcare facilities, and community spaces — delivered on budget with minimal disruption. HTM 06-01 and BS 7671 compliant as standard.
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Electrical projects in schools, NHS facilities, community centres, and local authority buildings — written for estates managers, procurement officers, and public sector facilities leads navigating compliance requirements that go beyond standard BS 7671.
Healthcare electrical work is governed by HTM 06-01 in addition to the 18th Edition wiring regulations — a distinction that affects design, testing, maintenance intervals, and the competency requirements for the contractor delivering the work. Articles in this channel address those sector-specific obligations directly, alongside the DfE standards and local authority frameworks that apply to school estates.
Public sector procurement involves formal frameworks, social value evidence, and due diligence requirements that differ from private sector commissions. The community channel covers Nexgen's work within these structures — pro bono PAT testing for eligible charities, apprenticeship contributions, and community investment alongside our technical delivery record across NHS, education, and public authority environments.
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HTM 06-01
Healthcare electrical services standard — design, inspection, and maintenance requirements for NHS and private medical premises.
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Education Sector
School and college electrical installation and maintenance — DfE standards, summer programme delivery, and framework compliance.
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Social Value
Pro bono PAT testing, apprenticeship levy contributions, and local community sponsorship documented alongside technical delivery.
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Community30 May 20265 min
Why Nexgen Invests in the Local Community
Nexgen's community investment is not a marketing exercise. Real electrical work at Thames Valley Adventure Playground and sponsorship of the Slough in Bloom gold award entry — both delivered to the same standard as commercial projects, because the work is the same.
Community30 May 20264 min
Slough in Bloom 2026: Why Nexgen Is Coming Back
Nexgen first supported Slough in Bloom in 2023. The entry won gold and overall winner. In 2026, Nexgen is returning as supporting partner — because the first involvement produced a result and the organisation is worth continuing to support.
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