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  • Three new members strengthen regional location promotion on the Limmat

    Three new members strengthen regional location promotion on the Limmat

    Limmatstadt AG has three new members in its ranks. According to a press release, Bolderlounge, Menu and More AG and buchstäblich AG have joined the regional location promotion organisation. The location promotion organisation already counts more than 100 companies and organisations among its members.

    The Boulderlounge Schlieren has been active since November 2021. “We offer Limmatstadt an attractive sports centre right in the heart of Schlieren, five minutes from the train station,” says Managing Director Lena Stürm in the Members section of limmatstadt.ch. “The hall is open 365 days a year for climbing enthusiasts of all ages and offers a great place to network, meet people and have fun.”

    Menu and More AG specialises in healthy catering for children. “82 satisfied and dedicated employees from 28 nations” are committed to the well-being of the little ones, according to the website of the provider of children’s and youth catering. “By moving to the Ecopark Tivoli in Spreitenbach, we are anchoring ourselves in a dynamic region full of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit,” explains Managing Director Markus Daniel in the members section.

    Buchstäblich AG writes, organises and networks, thinks and implements, writes the agency for marketing and communication based in Weiningen ZH on its website. The company communicates digitally or conventionally “literally for everyone who has something to say”. In the Members section, owner Brigitte Becker describes the Limmat Valley as a dynamic “economic and living space with great potential”.

  • Baden Cantonal Hospital focusses on local companies and sustainability

    Baden Cantonal Hospital focusses on local companies and sustainability

    Baden Cantonal Hospital (KSB) has carried out around 250 publicly tendered procurements over the course of the six-year construction phase of the new building. According to a press release, these tenders resulted in a total of 1066 contracts for work and services. The most recent tender was for the furniture. According to the KSB, the new hospital building lives up to the Swiss made label. 97 per cent of the 177 companies involved in the new building come from Switzerland. Only 3 per cent of the contracts were awarded to companies in Germany and Italy.

    A total of 25 per cent of the companies involved in the construction are based in the canton of Aargau and 40 per cent in the canton of Zurich. “We are proud that KSB has thus made a significant contribution to local and regional value creation,” KSB CEO Adrian Schmitter is quoted as saying.

    Thanks to the high presence of local companies, KSB has also set an example in terms of sustainability, Schmitter continues. “During the construction phase, it was above all a project of short distances for the trade companies involved. This resulted in various synergy effects,” says the CEO. This also applies to the time after commissioning, when reworking, maintenance or similar may be required.

    With a usable area of 76,215 square metres, the new building will offer around 30 percent more space than the building in which KSB has been housed since 1978. Commissioning is scheduled for the end of February 2025.

    The move should then be completed within five days. A total of 4571 cubic metres of medical technology and other goods will be moved, according to a KSB press release. This corresponds to the load of 76 lorries of 40 tonnes each.