Building inside an operating healthcare facility means the work happens around patients, staff, and clinical schedules that do not stop. We bring the infection-control discipline and the documentation that healthcare GCs and facility teams need, and an on-staff epidemiologist who signs the protocols.
Where we work
- Hospitals. Occupied units, ICRA Class III and IV barrier construction, phased to clinical operations.
- Surgical and ambulatory centers. Controlled environments with strict containment and clearance requirements.
- Dental offices and urgent care. Smaller footprints, same standards.
- Clinics and medical office buildings. Tenant improvements and renovations in occupied space.
How healthcare projects run with us
- Pre-construction risk assessment. ICRA and ILSM (Interim Life Safety Measures) documentation before work begins.
- Phasing and after-hours work. Scheduled around occupancy so clinical operations are not disrupted.
- Containment and negative air. Pressure-monitored, documented throughout.
- STARC modular containment walls. Our crews are fully trained on the full STARC wall line, and we offer it on every job. It seals cleaner than stick-built barriers, keeps dust and noise off an occupied floor, and comes down without demolition debris.
- Epidemiologist sign-off. Our epidemiologist signs the ICRA, reviews the containment plan, and signs off on clearance.
- Closeout documentation. Packaged for Joint Commission and facility infection-control committees.
One firm, both sides of the work
The infection-control oversight and the physical construction come from the same firm, under one contract. That removes the coordination gap that shows up when a GC sources ICRA review separately from the trades doing the work.
Bid invites
Send plans, scope, and bid date to the bid email. For active or fast-turnaround healthcare scope, call the specialized line.