PROJECT:
JM Long Hospital 6th floor East Pediatrics Renovation, #19816
 
OWNER:
UCSF Stanford Health care
 
ARCHITECT:
The Office of Design and Construction
 
SCOPE OF WORK:
A cosmetic upgrade of the 6th floor of Long Hospital. The renovated area was approximately 18,000 square feet. Work included new interior finishes, new exterior windows, a nurse’s station, patient rooms, two (2) new isolation rooms, and a conference area. In addition, the floor received a new nurse call system and telemetry system. As part of this project, main corridors were fire rated. The fire alarm system recently installed as part of the general facility upgrade was modified as required for new construction. The existing elevators were provided with new 20 minute labeled doors activated by hold-opens, to separate the open elevator lobbies from the elevator shaft ways. The project site was connected to the Pediatrics ICU which is used 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Thus it was imperative that all dust and noise be kept to a minimum. The elevator lobby was part of this project and was kept in use for the first 6 months of this project. All deliveries of materials and personnel used the freight elevators in Long Hospital. No parking or delivery area was set aside for the project so all material deliveries were scheduled in order to minimize time in the loading dock.
 
CONTRACT AMOUNT:
$2,871,772

FINISHED AMOUNT:
$3,128,539
 
FUNDING:
Public

CONTRACT DURATION:
9 months