Every public space matters.
Municipal facilities serve citizens every day, and their shared surfaces see constant contact. ProteGo adds up to 30 days of protection on treated surfaces, measured one facility at a time.
- Civic offices and ward offices
- Citizen service centres
- Municipal hospitals and health centres
The challenge
Shared spaces, continuous contact.
From ward offices to public washrooms, cleaning teams keep municipal facilities in order. But a cleaned surface is open to the next touch once it dries.
Many facility types
Hospitals, schools, civic offices, service centres and washrooms each have different routines and constraints.
Decisions need evidence
Public bodies need clear, documented results before extending any new approach across wards and zones.
Areas must stay in service
Treatment has to fit scheduled maintenance windows, since treated areas need about an hour before reopening.
Where we protect
The surfaces that matter most.
Hard, non-food-contact, high-touch surfaces, mapped during your site assessment.
Civic offices and ward offices
- Service counters
- Door handles
- Lift buttons
- Stair handrails
Citizen service centres
- Token and queue kiosks
- Counter tops
- Card and payment terminals
- Waiting-area seat armrests
Municipal hospitals and health centres
- Waiting-area seat armrests
- Bed rails
- Nurse station counters
- Lift buttons
Municipal schools
- Desk tops
- Door handles
- Stair handrails
- Light switches
Public washrooms
- Door handles and locks
- Taps and wash basins
- Flush buttons
- Grab rails
How we help
Science that protects. Data that proves it.
Managed Protection Programme
We apply it. We prove it. We renew it.
- Site assessment and surface mapping
- Professional ULV application
- ATP testing before and after
- Digital hygiene report
- Protected Space certification
- Renewal every 30 days
For government and municipal
Planned around public service
Application is scheduled for maintenance windows or temporary access restrictions, since treated areas need about 1 hour before they return to service.
What it means
For everyone who shares the space.
Municipal authorities
Documented results, so decisions on wider use across wards and zones rest on evidence.
Facility administrators
Readings and reports for each site that you can keep for audit.
Citizens
Shared surfaces in public facilities that are protected between cleans.
FAQ
Does it suit every type of facility?
Hospitals, schools, civic offices, service centres and public washrooms each have different routines, so suitability is assessed for each environment before treatment.
Does it replace cleaning?
No. Your team cleans as usual. ProteGo protects treated surfaces between cleans.
Can we start with a pilot?
Yes. We treat one area, take ATP readings before and after, and share a report so you can decide.
What does an ATP reading measure?
Organic residue on a surface, in Relative Light Units (RLU). It is a cleanliness indicator, not a count of microbes. Lower is cleaner.
How has ProteGo been tested?
Its efficacy has been tested by an NABL-accredited laboratory.
Related industries.
EducationSchools, colleges and campusesProtection for the desks, doors and rails students touch all day, verified with ATP testing.
HealthcareHospitals, clinics and diagnostic labsProtection for the high-touch surfaces patients, visitors and staff share.
RailwaysStations, trains, coach depots and railway officesProtection between scheduled cleans for station and on-board washrooms, handrails and other shared surfaces.
Start with a pilot.
One area. One application. See the ATP readings, then decide.