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Clinton Memorial Hospital
Expansion and Renovation
Wilmington, Ohio
BCS Contact:
Rob Stieg, AIA
Project Value:
$45 million (Expansion)
$10 million (Assorted projects)
Completion Date:
June 2005 (Expansion)
February 2007 (Assorted Projects)
Architect:
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson
E Lynn App Architects
Steed Hammond & Paul
Construction Manager:
Danis Building Construction Company
Messer Construction |
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Project Description
BCS recently provided program management services for the $45 million expansion and renovation of Clinton Memorial Hospital. The new expansion components include the addition of a same day surgery center with five operating rooms, emergency department and lab. A three-story, 72-bed inpatient tower and a four-story atrium connect the new and existing buildings. The renovation includes replacing air handling units, chillers and boilers along with renovating space for a sleep lab, rehab, gift shop and cath lab. The project was originally begun without a program manager, but BCS was engaged when budget and schedule difficulties arose.
Since completing the expansion, BCS has been retained to prepare a master facility plan and provide program management services for a variety of small projects, including an emergency department renovation, an overhaul of the HVAC system for the surgery department, the build-out of a professional office building, and the development of a new integrated cancer center.
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Establish a fixed project budget and schedule |
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Accelerate the completion dates for the cath lab and ER |
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Provide quality control for installed and future interior finishes and furnishings |
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Coordinate replacement of all furnishings that do not conform to specifications |
| Unique Challenges |
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The project had been under design and construction for four years when BCS was engaged |
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Budget and schedule were moving targets before BCS engagement |
| Solutions |
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A fixed total budget was established along with an overall project schedule |
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The cath lab and ER schedules were reduced by two months resulting in additional revenue for the hospital for fiscal year 2004 |
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BCS successfully negotiated a compromise with the furniture manufacturer, fabric supplier and furniture vendor to replace 260 defective chairs with a better grade of fabric at no additional expense to the owner |
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