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| Select Pain, Pain Management and CT Facility |
Select Pain, Pain Management and CT Facility located in Richardson, Texas. This was an occupied building that housed medical practices from dentistry to pediatrics. Because of the occupied space negative air machines were necessary to provide clean air constantly to the rest of the facility without interruption.
$320,000.00
2500sq/ft
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| NC3 Phase 1 Clinic Renovation |
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This project took place at the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, in Dallas. This clinic contained med gas, nurse call, and emergency power systems for the clinic patients and staff. This was in a very sensitive environment due to the vicinity of the cancer patients and breast imaging laboratories. It was imperative not to disturb the daily functions of the existing clinic located adjacent to the construction.
$280,000.00
3000 sq/ft
Renovation |
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| ND6.310 Immunology Lab |
At the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, in Dallas this project was on the sixth floor of an occupied medical research facility.
The material handling logistics were extremely sensitive due to the environment we were working in. The procedure to overcome the obstacle was simply to schedule all material transfers early in the morning to avoid any conflicts with the medical staff.
$949,000.00
2500 sq/ft
Renovation |
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| NE3 Bio Chemistry Lab |
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At the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, the NE3 Biochemistry lab was a fast track tenant remodel with extremely expensive equipment. The surrounding offices were occupied and a negative air machine was implemented for clean air requirements. The construction traffic was strictly confined to the service elevator for material handling and equipment removal and/or placement.
$1,000,000.00
2000 sq/ft
Renovation |
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| U9 Internal Medicine Offices |
At the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, this job was performed in a patient traffic area so the protocols for all construction procedures were strictly maintained. Coordination of the general construction was very intense with a tight budget and strict schedule. We had to maintain the ability for the surrounding offices and labs to operate with out interruption.
$950,000.00
4000 sq/ft
Renovation |
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| NA 8.110 Molecular Biology Lab |
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This Molecular Biology Lab was built at the University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. The facility that the construction project was taking place was occupied by doctors and research personnel so the construction was confined for safety and environmental effects on the research taking place. Maintaining electricity to the surrounding labs was very critical and any interruption could cause disruption to the researchers so coordination of the electrical requirements of the project was
very detail oriented.
$850,000.00
2000 sq/ft
Renovation |
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| TWU 104 & TWU 205 Classroom Remodels |
The projects were completed at The Texas Womans University in Denton, Texas. Work was started and completed during the summer months so as to not interfere with normal class schedules. Both projects were completed on time and in budget.
TWU 104 consisted of approximately 6800 sq/ft of demolition and reconstruction of new offices and new classrooms.
TWU 204 consisted of approximately 3300 sq/ft of demolition and reconstruction of new class room on new light weight concrete flooring. |
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| WA Building, 3.0T MRI |
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This project consisted of the building and finishing out of existing shell space and the installation of a 3.0T Philips Medical MRI system in the Ambulatory Care Building at The University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. All electrical, mechanical and control systems were provided and installed by Beach Construction, Inc. and our professional group of sub-contractors and suppliers.
$4,000,000.00
3000 sq/ft
Renovation and finish-out |
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| WA Building, Multifunction Imaging System |
This project consisted of the finishing out of existing shell space and the installation of a Philips Multifunction Imaging system. All electrical, mechanical and controls systems were provided and installed by Beach Construction, Inc. and our professional group of sub-contractors and suppliers.
1,500 sq/ft
Renovation and finish-out |
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