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Optimus Facilities Ltd

Active, accounts up to date·main contractor & subcontractor & consultant & engineer·Head office Liverpool

About from company website

Optimus Facilities is a leading provider of mechanical and electrical services across the North West of the UK, specialising in the design and installation of complex systems. With a strong focus on public and commercial sectors, the company guarantees the efficiency and continuous availability of critical infrastructure in medical centres, government buildings, universities, schools, colleges, and hospitals. Their approach is characterised by a fast, flexible, and focused methodology, ensuring that client buildings run seamlessly.

Optimus Facilities prides itself on a genuine 'can do' attitude, working with a select client base to deliver a comprehensive service from conception through to handover. They leverage extensive experience and a team of directly employed, multi-skilled technicians and specialist suppliers to achieve exceptional results. The company offers a wide range of services including building services design, mechanical installation, and electrical installation.

They utilise BIM Level 2 production with Autodesk Revit, design to BREEAM standards, and provide L1 and L2 Assessment (SBEM). Their expertise covers renewable energy systems, thermal and carbon modelling, and a comprehensive suite of mechanical services such as air conditioning, heat pumps, ventilation, chilled water systems, and medical gases, alongside electrical services including lighting, power, fire alarms, security systems, and data infrastructure.

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LJMU - Redmond Building

LJMU - Redmond Building

Full mechanical and electrical refurbishment for the Redmond Building, enhancing its efficiency and sustainability. Work included replacement of ventilation systems and fan coil units (FCUs), integration of advanced BMS controls, and upgrades to lighting, small power, fire alarm, and data systems. This project formed part of a wider decarbonisation and energy efficiency initiative.

Client · Liverpool John Moores University

The Brindley Theatre

The Brindley Theatre

Full mechanical and electrical design and build package for the new extension at The Brindley Theatre. Work included installation of an LPHW heating system, new VRF heating and cooling solution, central ventilation AHU system, toilet extract systems, mains distribution upgrade, power and data infrastructure, lighting solutions, fire alarm system, access control, and BMS controls. Specialist craneage facilitated efficient project execution.

LJMU - James Parsons

LJMU - James Parsons

Mechanical works for the James Parson Building as part of a decarbonisation initiative, enhancing energy efficiency and sustainability. Scope included installation of a Hybrid VRF air conditioning system, LTHW (Low Temperature Hot Water), chilled water systems, and domestic services. Advanced BMS controls were integrated for optimal performance and efficiency.

Client · Liverpool John Moores University

City of Liverpool College - LEX Building

City of Liverpool College - LEX Building

Full mechanical and electrical design and installation for the LEX Building, enhancing its efficiency and functionality. Scope included central ventilation upgrade, LTHW (Low Temperature Hot Water), chilled water systems, domestic services, and above-ground drainage. Advanced BMS controls were implemented. A full electrical upgrade included lighting, power distribution, fire alarm systems, access control, and CCTV.

Client · City of Liverpool College

LJMU John Foster Building

LJMU John Foster Building

Mechanical & Electrical Refurbishment: Ventilation & AHU Replacement, LTHW, Chilled Water, BMS Controls, Lighting Replacement, Small Power, Fire Alarm and Data.

Client · Liverpool John Moores University

LJMU Student Life

LJMU Student Life

Mechanical & Electrical Refurbishment: Ventilation, LTHW, Chilled Water, BMS Controls, Lighting Replacement, Small Power, Fire Alarm and Data.

Client · Liverpool John Moores University

Accrington & Rossendale College

Accrington & Rossendale College

Refurbishment of the Brickwork / Plastering / Painting workshops. Complete HVAC upgrade including LPHW Heating System, New VRF Heating & Cooling, Central Ventilation AHU System, Toilet Extracts, Electrical Services, BMS Controls, Craneage.

Client · Accrington & Rossendale College

Kilbuck Lane Warehouse

Kilbuck Lane Warehouse

Complete HVAC installation. Works consist of LPHW Heating System, New VRF Heating & Cooling, Central Ventilation HRU System, Toilet Extracts, Electrical Services, BMS Controls, Craneage and Builders Works.

Alderley Park, Medicines Discovery Catapult

Alderley Park, Medicines Discovery Catapult

Complete HVAC installation on Medicines Discovery Catapult Laboratory. Works consist of LPHW Heating System, Specialist Fume Extraction, Water Softening, Electrical Services, BMS Controls and Builders Works.

UOL Materials Innovation Factory

UOL Materials Innovation Factory

Mechanical & Electrical Refurbishment: Ventilation, LTHW, Air Conditioning, BMS Controls, Lighting Replacement, Small Power, Fire Alarm and Data.

Client · University of Liverpool

UOL Walker Lecture Theatres

UOL Walker Lecture Theatres

Mechanical Refurbishment: Ventilation, LTHW, Air Conditioning, BMS Controls

Client · University of Liverpool

Alder Park - Medical Centre

Alder Park - Medical Centre

Complete Mechanical & Electrical design and installation refurbishment for the three-story Alder Park Medical Centre. Scope included AHU ventilation, LTHW systems, air conditioning, domestic services, BMS controls, lighting replacement, small power, fire alarm and data systems, staff attack systems, and access control.

Clients mentioned from company website

NHS Property Services, TRUELINE, Mintel, Fairhome, NHS East Cheshire, Wirral, KrolCorlett, NHS Mid Cheshire, RIDGE, CEG, NHS Mersey, Seddon and 11 others.

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What does Optimus Facilities Ltd do?

Optimus Facilities: Your Building Services & Engineering Partner. Specialising in mechanical & electrical systems design and installation across the North West UK. Their listed services include M&E contracting, Heating & ventilation, Air conditioning, Electrical and Fire protection.

Where is Optimus Facilities Ltd based?

Optimus Facilities Ltd is registered at 17 Mann Island, Liverpool Waterfront, Liverpool, L3 1DG, in North West.

What areas does Optimus Facilities Ltd cover?

Optimus Facilities Ltd states that it works across North West.

How many people work at Optimus Facilities Ltd?

Accounts filed for the year to 2023 report 2 employees.

What is Optimus Facilities Ltd's turnover?

Optimus Facilities Ltd does not disclose turnover: UK small-company accounts are not required to. Based on trade debtors in its filed accounts, turnover is likely to fall between £1.5m and £4.1m. This is an estimate, not a filed figure.

Is Optimus Facilities Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists Optimus Facilities Ltd as active, with accounts most recently made up to 2025-01-31.

What sectors does Optimus Facilities Ltd work in?

Optimus Facilities Ltd works in Healthcare, Education, Commercial, Public, Residential, Leisure, Retail and Industrial.

When was Optimus Facilities Ltd established?

Optimus Facilities Ltd was incorporated on 2020-01-17.

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