Healthcare
SCG ICU Modular @ Rajavithi Hospital (COVID ICU), Thailand
Project Overview
The SCG modular ICU at Rajavithi Hospital in Thailand was part of the regional response to COVID-19 critical care capacity needs, delivered as a rapid-deployment modular ICU facility designed for high-acuity patient care under pandemic conditions. Modular ICU specifications combine clinical-grade requirements with the deployment-speed and operational-flexibility constraints rapid-response medical facilities face.
Goodrich Global supplied flooring and clinical surface specifications appropriate to the modular ICU brief.
Goodrich Specification
Clinical-grade flooring and surface specifications were supplied to support the modular ICU’s hygiene and infection-control requirements. The brief required materials with documented antimicrobial performance, compatibility with bleach-based disinfection regimes, and the durability profile critical-care environments demand. Goodrich’s healthcare-grade range — including Orchid 3000 antimicrobial vinyl, Armstrong Medintech Plus clinical flooring, and complementary wall and surface specifications — supports this brief.
Modular construction adds an additional consideration: surface specifications must work with the rapid-deployment installation rhythm modular medical facilities require, without on-site finishing operations that would extend the deployment timeline.
Project Outcome
The SCG ICU modular at Rajavithi Hospital was in service during Thailand’s COVID-19 response, supporting critical patient care during the pandemic. The project demonstrates Goodrich’s capability to support regional healthcare emergency response with clinical-grade specifications delivered to the rapid-deployment timelines modular medical facilities require.
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