Glen/Mar Construction, Inc.

Owner:

Department of Veterans Affairs

General Contractor:

Glen/Mar Construction, Inc.

Client:

John Carrier - Contracting Officer Technical Representative

(503) 273-5222

Department of Veterans Affairs

Scope Of Work

D/B RENOVATION OF 14,572 SQFT, 9TH FL INPATIENT MEDICAL & SURGICAL WING

• Patient Care Services occurring above, below and adjacent
• Class IV Infectious Control and noise control protocols required
  • Isolation of existing HVAC system to prevent dust contamination
  • Negative air pressure within entire work zone, utilizing HEPA air filters
  • Construction of an anteroom inside construction area
  • Containment of construction debris during transport and removal from site

DESIGN

• Design Phase followed a 30/60/90/CD Process
• Retained DOR to coordinate the engineering disciplines
• Collaborative Design Process:  Design Review Meetings with Lead Design Team, VA Reps from Contracting, Facilities and VA Patient Care Services who provided direct, end-user input throughout design process

RENOVATIONS AND BUILDOUT

• Complete demolition of the interior to shell structure
• Asbestos abatement and removal
• Government salvaged materials, later utilized in the construction
• Rehabilitation of existing concrete decking to achieve proper sloping in renovated bathrooms
• (2) new nurse stations, designed to allow complete visual observation of each patient room
• Nurse alcoves outside of each patient rooms with computer terminals for medical charting
• Pharmacy room for centralized access to medications for the patients of 9D
• Creation of (20) new single-bed patient rooms with private bathrooms
  • (2) Respiratory isolation rooms severe respiratory conditions, e.g. lung transplant
  • (1) Bariatric designed room
  • Installation of motorized patient lift systems for patient transport from beds into bathroom
  • Installation of Pre-Fabricated Patient Bed Side Units, including data, nurse call, power, emergency power, medical gas, Medstar/Oxequip for oxygen, medical air, and vacuum
• Complete new MEP systems, including rooftop air handler unit, exhaust fans, emergency power, nurse call, access control, and DDC systems.
• Interior finishes include:
  • Resilient floorings, ceramic tile and composite wall coverings in the patient rooms
  • Level 5 smooth, painted walls and floor-to-ceiling stainless steel corner guards and trims

SUSTAINABLE FEATURES

• DCC controlled mechanical systems
• Low emitting materials, including Low-VOC paints and coatings, and finishing materials
• 100% recycled, cold formed metal stud framing
• 29% Pre-consumer recycled content flooring
• Low-Flow plumbing fixtures and High-Efficiency lighting
• Utilization of salvaged GOE and construction waste recycling program