The project involves the overhaul of two key buildings - a four-story polyclinic (lit. B) and a one-story radiology department (lit. T). The work is divided into 4 stages: Complete thermal modernization: Insulation of facades with mineral wool slabs (150 mm), insulation of the basement and attic floors, replacement of windows with energy-efficient ones with a five-chamber profile and double-chamber double-glazed windows. Renewal of engineering systems: Complete replacement of heating, ventilation networks (with the installation of supply and exhaust units with recuperation), water supply, sewage and electrical networks. Technological re-equipment: Installation of a modern medical elevator to ensure vertical communication between the floors of the polyclinic. Major overhaul of the radiology department for the installation of the new OPERA T30cs system. Renewal of the sterilization department in accordance with modern sanitary standards. Inclusivity: Arrangement of ramps, tactile tiles, widening of doorways and creation of bathrooms for people with reduced mobility (PLM). 2. What problems does the project solve? The implementation of the project allows to eliminate a number of critical issues that currently exist in the medical facility: High operating costs: Due to outdated enclosing structures and an inefficient heating system, the building loses a significant part of the heat, which leads to excessive budget costs. Non-compliance with accessibility standards: The lack of an elevator and proper ramps makes it impossible for people with disabilities and elderly patients to receive medical services on the upper floors. Technical wear and tear of networks: The emergency condition of pipes and electrical wiring creates risks for the uninterrupted operation of diagnostic equipment. Outdated diagnostic base: The premises of the X-ray department do not meet safety requirements and technical parameters for installing modern digital equipment. 3. Expected resultsAfter the completion of the major renovation, the hospital will receive the following benefits: Economic (according to Methodology No. 316): Reduction in thermal energy consumption (up to 30-40% due to insulation and recovery) and electricity (due to replacing lighting with LED and new equipment). This will lead to a significant reduction in OPEX (operating expenses) in the long term. Social: Creation of a safe and comfortable environment for 260 visitors per day and proper working conditions for 74 medical workers. Medical: Increased diagnostic accuracy thanks to a new X-ray machine and improved infection control through the modernization of the sterilization unit. Aesthetic: The updated facade and landscaping of the surrounding area will improve the architectural appearance of the street.