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Hospital Technical Systems was originally founded in 1990 and was part of MGI International, a UK medical engineering specialist providing turnkey packages worldwide. Michael Flannery ran operations in Ireland tendering for hospital work on a regional basis.
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In 1994, Michael took ownership of Hospital Technical Systems and secured one of the largest medical gas contracts in Tallaght General Hospital at the time.
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Due to customer demands and need for aftersales. Hospital Technical Systems began offering a full service and maintenance to hospitals and in 1997 the maintenance division was set up. By 2001, a full nationwide coverage was offered with a regionally located support call out service.
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In 2008, Stephen Lavelle joined Hospital Technical Systems bringing a design and project experience which allowed for HTM compliant design and project support. The design office can assist in full scope design assisting consultants and contractors on developing a fully HTM compliant project offering supply, installation and commissioning.
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In 2017, Hospital Technical Systems is acquired by T Bourke, a leading a mechanical and electrical services contractor.
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Today, Hospital Technical Systems continues to operate on its own merits. It has grown its experience and ability to deliver challenging projects within life critical environments. Hospital Technical Systems offer a specialist system installation and service to contractors and clients with a competitive advantage and customer focused service.