Hospitals that never go dark.
Imaging wings, clinical data rooms, emergency power and renovations inside hospitals that stay open. We coordinate the MEP trades, the low-voltage crews and the equipment vendors under one schedule, so the first patient is scanned on Day One.
What owners need from us.
The patient is next door
Most of our healthcare work sits beside occupied rooms. Every shutdown, core drill and noisy hour is planned with clinical leaders and rehearsed before it happens.
Imaging is a building inside a building
MRI shielding, quench pipes, chilled water and floor vibration limits leave no room for guesswork. The vendor’s site requirements become our checklist.
Clinical IT cannot drop
Records, PACS and nurse call ride on the network and the server room. Emergency power, UPS and cooling are tested under load before go-live.
What we build.
- 01
Imaging and diagnostic suites
MRI, CT and interventional rooms with RF shielding, magnetic shielding and the cooling the equipment demands.
- 02
Clinical data and IT rooms
Hardened server rooms, IDFs and telecom spaces with redundant power, cooling and structured cabling.
- 03
Emergency power and central plants
Generators, transfer switches, UPS and chilled water upgrades cut over without losing the essential electrical system.
- 04
Wings and renovations in occupied hospitals
Phased additions and fit-outs behind infection control barriers, with after-hours tie-ins.
How we deliver here.
The capabilities owners in this market rely on most.
CM at-risk with a guaranteed maximum price and imaging vendors at the table from preconstruction.
Medical gas, ductwork, cable tray and shielding coordinated in one model before anything is hung.
Integrated testing of emergency power, UPS, pressurization and clinical networks before turnover.
Equipment acceptance, staff walk-throughs and go-live support so the first scan runs on schedule.
MRI suites and a server room, tied into a hospital that stayed open.
The imaging and data wing was delivered under CM at-risk beside a hospital that never closed. Every utility tie-in was scheduled with clinical leaders and rehearsed first, MRI shielding was tested before finishes, and the hardened server room was proven on generator and UPS before a single clinical system moved in.
- 118,000
- Square feet
- CM at-risk
- Delivery
- 0
- Unplanned downtime
Questions owners ask us.
How do you keep clinical systems running during tie-ins?
Each tie-in gets a written MOP reviewed with facilities, clinical engineering and IT. We rehearse it, stage the materials and keep a back-out plan ready before anything is switched.
Can you build imaging suites to the equipment vendor’s requirements?
Yes. We bring the vendor’s site planning team in early, build shielding, structure and cooling to their specs and test before the magnet or gantry arrives.
How do you control infection risk in an occupied hospital?
Every phase starts with an infection control risk assessment. Barriers, negative air and daily inspections follow from it, and nothing opens up until the hospital signs off.
Planning a healthcare project?
Share the project, the site and the date that matters. A senior builder will come back to you within one business day.