1. Hospital Tower, eleven story, 394 beds, 320,000 square feet.

2. Two levels underground parking, 900 cars, 330,000 square feet.

3. Medical office building, three story, 120,000 square feet along with a three-story above ground parking structure, 450 cars, 145,000 square feet.

Electrical work for the project included three 15 KV primary services, 15 KV outdoor switchgear, six secondary unit substations, two 1500 KW emergency generators along with by-pass isolation automatic transfer switches, and new 15KV service for the existing facility.

Power systems for the hospital included lighting, outlets, mechanical, kitchen and laundry equipment, line isolation monitoring including x-ray and laser. Low voltage systems included multiplex addressable fire alarm system, sound and paging, nurse call, code blue, doctor’s register, intercom, MATV, Local Area Network (LAN) and cable tray.

The tele/data consisted of a copper and fiber backbone run from the MDF of the old hospital to the MDF in the new 11 story tower. There was also a copper and fiber backbone run from the tower MDF to an IDF on each floor of the tower. Tele/data copper horizontal distribution was installed on each floor of the new tower. The copper backbone and tele/data cables were terminated on 110 blocks and amp devices in the field. The fiber was terminated using amp plastic crimp at connectors.