Healthcare Projects
SDB's diverse range of experience includes hundreds of hospital and healthcare facility projects. SDB is trained on the processes required for working at active healthcare facilities factoring safety, health hazards and construction methods such as dust control, HEPA filtration, transition areas, negative air pressure and more. We have extensive experience in hospital construction logistics, having worked directly on over 300 hospital and healthcare projects.
Healthcare Clients:
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Arizona Department of Veterans' Services
Chicanos Por La Causa
Arizona State University
Cigna
Sample Projects:
Tucson Veteran's Home
Arizona Veterans Services - Tucson, AZ
The project is the second of its kind in the State of Arizona. The ±130,000 square foot LEED facility will house up to 120 occupants with accommodations such as single dwelling units, activity rooms, common dining areas, rehabilitation facility and outdoor courtyard space. Veteran Services of Arizona awarded the $28 million Design-Build construction to Haydon Building Corporation/SDB Inc. Joint Venture.
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- Design-Build
- 130,000 SF
- August 2011
- $28,000,000
- Orcutt/Winslow
Emergency Room, Triage Dept. & 12 Exam Room Remodel
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Remodel and renovation of Emergency and Triage reception and waiting rooms, twelve examination rooms, nurse station, guard station and various patient areas at the Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
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- CMAR
- 6,000+ SF
- June 2009
- $990,000
- Gentec
San Tan Healthcare Tenant Improvement
Cigna Healthcare
SDB was contracted to build out a 3,525 SF tenant improvement for CIGNA Healthcare at the Copper Point Center. The space was delivered in gray shell condition. Improvements added were 3 offices, 4 examination rooms, waiting room, phlebotomy lab, clean room, reception desk, medical records storage room, nurse station and a pharmacy.
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- Design-Bid-Build
- 3525 SF
- February 2009
- $381,000
- TriArch Architecture & Design
Pharmacy Clean Room
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Converted storage space into pharmacy, lab space and surplus plasma storage facilities at the Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ.
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- CMAR
- 1,200 SF
- September 2008
- $314,000
- Gentec
Mercado Nursing Simulation Lab
Arizona State University
Remodel of an existing space into a nursing simulation laboratory.
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- Job Order Contract (JOC)
- July 2010
- $291,000
- Fore Dimensions
Clean Agent System for IT Server Room
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Construction of Clean Agent Fire Suppression system for IT server room at the Maricopa Medical Center in Phoenix, AZ.
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- CMAR
- 2,400 SF
- August 2008
- $213,000
- Orcutt-Winslow
Stapley Healthcare Tenant Improvement
Cigna Healthcare
SDB was contracted to build out a 20,000 SF tenant improvement for CIGNA Healthcare at the Stapley Corporate Center. The space was delivered in shell condition. Improvements added were offices, examination rooms, a waiting room and a pharmacy lab.
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- Design-Bid-Build
- 20,000 SF
- September 2007
- $2,195,000
- Westlake Reed Leskosky
Corazon Treatment Facility
Chicanos Por La Causa, Inc.
Existing dwelling units were demolished and removed to make room for this ground-up expansion project. The 17,000 SF building houses patients on the second floor with administrative offices, common areas and a kitchen on the first floor.
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- Design-Bid-Build
- 11,832 SF
- February 2009
- $1,600,000
- David Ortega Architect & Associates, Inc.
Relocation of Education Classrooms and Warehouse Conversion
Maricopa Integrated Health System
Converted warehouse space into offices and classrooms for nurse and facility training use. Work was performed during active hospital hours with an emphasis on minimizing facility interruption.
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- CMAR
- 17,600 SF
- June 2008
- $619,000
