Client

Project

Business Challenge and Result

BryanLGH Medical Center
Lincoln, NE

550,000 sq. ft. expansion

Challenge: Multi-year, multi-phased, multi-campus project.

Result: FDI responded to changes in a timely manner and kept the owner and architect updated. This kept the project on time and running smoothly.

St. Joseph’s Medical Center
Phoenix, AZ

465,000 sq. ft. expansion

Challenge: Initial equipment planning completed by others. FDI brought into process very late.

Result: FDI quickly responded to client’s needs and updated the equipment list. This resulted in the successful procurement and installation of all owner-provided items.

Santa Clara County
Valley Specialty Clinics
Campbell, Milpitas, Fair Oaks,
Gilroy, CA

244,000 sq. ft.expansion

Challenge: Government-owned facilities with multiple layers of decision-makers.

Result: FDI facilitated communication with the county’s contracted representatives and the architect, ensuring open lines of communication.

Mercy San Juan Medical Center
Sacramento, CA

124,000 sq. ft. expansion

Challenge: Several changes in project personnel resulted in modifications to equipment requests and requirements. Project also experienced protracted OSHPD (Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development) review.

Result: FDI successfully responded to changes in equipment requirements and specifications resulting in project completion on time and within budget.

Providence Portland
Medical Center
Portland, OR

494,000 sq. ft. expansion

Challenge: Large expansion and remodel project included extensive inventory.

Result: FDI team successfully assessed and identified more than 3,000 items for relocation while working in a large, busy surgery department.

Miller Children’s Hospital
Long Beach, CA

125,000 sq. ft.
expansion/renovation

Challenge: Protracted OSHPD approval process required some equipment changes due to discontinued models, changes in regulations and technologies.

Result: FDI tracked necessary changes, providing technical data to make the necessary design and budgetary changes. Worked with the project team to provide evaluations and technical information to make timely changes.

Children’s Hospital
of Central California
Madera, CA

113,000 sq. ft. expansion/renovation

Challenge: Multiple OSHPD back checks performed to satisfy state architectural requirements.

Result: FDI worked with the team to make necessary changes in a timely manner, keeping the project on schedule and gaining final approvals and permits.