DENVER HEALTH HOSPITAL – WESTERN/ADDITION
Denver Health Hospital
Denver, Colorado
Description of Work:
The Denver Health Hospital – Western Addition consisted of a basement with patient rooms (a secured, lock-down facility) to be run by the Denver Sheriff’s Department; 1st floor – administration offices, exam rooms, x-ray rooms, etc.; 2nd floor MICU – emergency intensive care unit consisting of patient rooms with medical apparatus mounted over beds to actually perform operations in patient rooms (this equipment have their own electrical controls, gas, tools, etc.); 3rd floor – patient rooms with intensive care units; the 4th floor – standard patient rooms; and the Penthouse which contains the mechanical and elevator equipment.
Ludvik Electric Co. supplied the distribution (normal, emergency, and critical) lighting, fire alarm, nurse calls, and electrical equipment for this new addition, along with the CUP (Critical Utility Plant), which is the Denver Health's own self-standing generator.
All work was performed on an operating hospital. Construction was closely coordinated with the Hospital Facilities Department and other craft disciplines.
Name and Address of Owner:
Denver Health Hospital Association
780 Delaware St.
Denver, CO 80403
Contact: Jerry Willis
(303) 629-7467
Contract Number and Type:
Period of Performance:
17 Months
Cost History:
Contract Amount: $3,700,000
References:
General Contractor:
Gerald H. Phipps
1530 W. 13th Avenue
Denver, CO 80204-8400
Contact: Scott Bonner
(303) 571-5377
Percentage of Work by Ludvik Electric Co.’s own forces:
