Primus to Attend HSPA 2026 in Baltimore
From April 25–28, 2026, Primus will attend the Healthcare Sterile Processing Association Conference (HSPA 2026) in Baltimore, Maryland, joining healthcare leaders, operators and industry experts focused on the future of sterile processing and specialized healthcare infrastructure.
Critical Industry. Critical Collaboration.
Sterile processing and healthcare manufacturing environments require more than traditional facility construction. These spaces demand deep coordination between operational requirements, regulatory standards, infrastructure design and long-term performance.
Organizations cannot rely on fragmented project delivery or siloed expertise. They need partners who understand the entire lifecycle of specialized facilities, from planning and design through construction and operational readiness.
Primus operates with that full lifecycle in mind.
As a national design-build-automate partner, Primus brings together strategy, engineering, automation integration and construction under one accountable team. This integrated approach helps healthcare organizations reduce risk, streamline decision-making and deliver facilities that perform from day one.
Why HSPA 2026 Matters
HSPA serves as one of the leading forums for professionals responsible for sterile processing and healthcare infrastructure. The conference brings together decision-makers who are addressing some of the industry’s most pressing challenges.
At HSPA 2026, conversations will focus on questions such as:
- How do we design sterile processing environments that support long-term operational efficiency?
- How can facility design align with evolving healthcare standards and safety requirements?
- How do developers, contractors and healthcare operators collaborate more effectively?
These are exactly the types of challenges Primus helps organizations solve.
Let’s Connect in Baltimore
HSPA 2026 provides an opportunity for healthcare leaders to explore new ideas, share expertise and discuss the future of sterile processing infrastructure.
We look forward to meeting with owners, operators and industry professionals in Baltimore to discuss how design-build and integrated facility planning can support the next generation of healthcare environments.