dorma+kaba wins contract
01 September 2016
dorma+kaba has won a $1.4-million contract for The King Hussein Cancer Centre (KHCC) expansion in Jordan.
The contract will see dorma+kaba provide state-of-the-art products from its portfolio that will be compatible with all door types: hollow metal, wooden, aluminium and glass.
Elias Jaalouki, country sales manager, MEA, said: “KHCC treats over 3,500 new cancer patients each year. With such heavy flows of people, security is very important, and access control is a central concern. Selective access has to be granted to different security areas, and has to be designed in such a way that patients’ privacy and dignity is always guaranteed and that is what we are aiming at.”
The expansion will consist of an inpatient tower and outpatient building that will double the capacity of the existing centre.
dorma+kaba will design holistic solutions for all door functions which are open and accessible to a wide variety of people including patients, doctors, care staff, administrative personnel, visitors and suppliers for the planned expansion of the foundation.
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