Different facilities.
Different constraints.
Our solutions are organised around what clients are trying to achieve — whether that means building a new controlled environment, upgrading an operating facility or extending the life of an existing installation.
New Cleanroom
For clients developing a new cleanroom or controlled environment from concept through construction and handover.
We coordinate enclosure, ceiling, flooring, M&E interfaces, process utilities and site execution as an integrated delivery scope. The focus is not only on completing the build, but on creating an environment that supports the client's operational requirements.
View delivery capabilities →Upgrade & Expansion
For operating facilities that need more capacity, better control or a revised process layout.
Upgrade work often carries tighter constraints than a new build. We plan around existing systems, access, shutdown windows, interfaces and sequencing so works can be executed with minimum disruption to operations.
Discuss an upgrade →Laboratory Setup
For laboratories requiring coordinated interiors, utilities, HVAC interfaces and controlled conditions.
Laboratory projects demand close coordination between architectural requirements, services and equipment interfaces. Newzone brings these scopes together so the space can be delivered as one functioning environment.
Explore capabilities →Cleanbooth & Controlled Zone
For operations that need a controlled zone without constructing a full cleanroom suite.
A cleanbooth or localised controlled area can provide a practical solution for selected processes, equipment or temporary capacity. We coordinate the enclosure, airflow, filtration and supporting interfaces around the intended use.
Discuss your requirement →Maintenance & Lifecycle Support
For facilities that need ongoing technical support after project completion.
Controlled environments require continued attention as filters, airflow, pressure relationships, equipment and process requirements change over time. Newzone can support maintenance, troubleshooting, technical cleaning and future modification works.
What does a cleanroom design and build contractor provide?
A cleanroom design and build scope typically brings together the controlled-environment envelope, ceiling, flooring, HVAC and M&E interfaces, process utilities, site coordination, construction sequencing and handover planning. The exact scope depends on the process, cleanliness requirement and facility constraints.
What information is needed for a budgetary cleanroom quotation?
Useful starting information includes the project location, approximate area, intended process, target cleanliness level, ceiling height, operating temperature and humidity requirements, key utility needs, programme and whether the project is a new build or an upgrade to an operating facility.
Can an existing cleanroom be upgraded without full reconstruction?
Often, yes. The practical approach depends on the condition and capacity of the existing enclosure, airflow, filtration, services and process layout. Upgrade work should be planned around shutdown windows, contamination control, access and the interfaces that can be retained safely.