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Construction Management Services, Renovation, Vertical Expansion Rochester Regional Health's project of the Rochester General Hospital Emergency Department and Rochester Heart Institute expansion was a multi-phased project consisting of a new three-story addition with a 28,000 SF footprint, approximately 45,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital and extensive site work to facilitate access and parking. The new addition houses several departments, including the adult and pediatric emergency departments, CTICU, and relocated CATH/EP labs. The completed building opened in October 2009. The follow-up renovation phase included extensive support space for these departments (e.g. adult holding, pre-admission testing, CATH Pre- and Post- OP, locker rooms, etc.) To facilitate this complex project, a new temporary ED drop-off for both clinical/EMS and public access was constructed along. DGA also constructed a new seven-story elevator tower that was required to service the occupied floors of the new addition and allow connectivity to upper floors of the existing hospital.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

Construction Management Services, Renovation, Vertical Expansion Rochester Regional Health's project of the Rochester General Hospital Emergency Department and Rochester Heart Institute expansion was a multi-phased project consisting of a new three-story addition with a 28,000 SF footprint, approximately 45,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital and extensive site work to facilitate access and parking. The new addition houses several departments, including the adult and pediatric emergency departments, CTICU, and relocated CATH/EP labs. The completed building opened in October 2009. The follow-up renovation phase included extensive support space for these departments (e.g. adult holding, pre-admission testing, CATH Pre- and Post- OP, locker rooms, etc.) To facilitate this complex project, a new temporary ED drop-off for both clinical/EMS and public access was constructed along. DGA also constructed a new seven-story elevator tower that was required to service the occupied floors of the new addition and allow connectivity to upper floors of the existing hospital.

Construction Management Services, Renovation, Vertical Expansion Rochester Regional Health's project of the Rochester General Hospital Emergency Department and Rochester Heart Institute expansion was a multi-phased project consisting of a new three-story addition with a 28,000 SF footprint, approximately 45,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital and extensive site work to facilitate access and parking. The new addition houses several departments, including the adult and pediatric emergency departments, CTICU, and relocated CATH/EP labs. The completed building opened in October 2009. The follow-up renovation phase included extensive support space for these departments (e.g. adult holding, pre-admission testing, CATH Pre- and Post- OP, locker rooms, etc.) To facilitate this complex project, a new temporary ED drop-off for both clinical/EMS and public access was constructed along. DGA also constructed a new seven-story elevator tower that was required to service the occupied floors of the new addition and allow connectivity to upper floors of the existing hospital.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

General Contracting Services, Renovation, Build-Out A new interior buildout of 25,986 SF for University of Rochester Urology practice. This project consists of two floors, 32 exam rooms, eleven procedure rooms and other required staff spaces to be built in an existing shell building. All new finishes and reconfiguring of existing building mechanicals are part of the project. As part of DGA Builder’s work for the owner, a generator and new elevator were installed for the Urology practice.

Hospital Construction Management Services, New Construction This was a multi-phased exterior hospital construction project that provided a variety of underground infrastructure upgrades as well as a new temperature-controlled, fully-enclosed walkway to connect the Carter Street Parking Garage to the Medical Office Building at Rochester Regional's Rochester General Hospital.

Hospital Construction Management Services, New Construction This was a multi-phased exterior hospital construction project that provided a variety of underground infrastructure upgrades as well as a new temperature-controlled, fully-enclosed walkway to connect the Carter Street Parking Garage to the Medical Office Building at Rochester Regional's Rochester General Hospital.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Build Out Renovation of the former restaurant, Constantino’s market at College Town, which was converted into over 18,800 SF of clinical space for UR Dermatology. DGA Builders constructed 18 exam rooms, ten medical procedure rooms, a Mohs laboratory and multiple nurse stations, offices and other support spaces. The project received the Flower City Award from the Rochester Chapter of the Construction Specifications Institute.

Construction Management Services, Renovation Rochester General Hospital trusted DGA Builders to install a key piece of imaging technology that enables the hospital to provide advanced stroke care and enhanced interventional radiology treatments. The biplane angiography unit, located in the RGH Radiology Department, complements the hospital’s existing capabilities as the region’s leading stroke center, and allows RGH to provide truly comprehensive stroke services to a growing community of patients. The Bi-plane Addition project consisted of a new 3,500 SF addition located in the former Healing Garden between the E-Building and medical office building. Extensive site work was required and as a value engineering alternative, helical piles were utilized for the building foundations. Foundation work had to account for major underground utilities that traversed the site. The addition hosts a state-of-the-art bi-plane imaging lab with space for a future lab. The scope included breaking into the existing adjacent corridor in the E-Building, full mechanical-electrical and plumbing (MEP) with dedicated air-handling equipment and facilitating construction on a limited site while accommodating operation of the adjacent maintenance garage and powerhouse. Value engineering efforts led to significant budget reduction from the original design/bid effort.

Construction Management Services, Renovation Rochester General Hospital trusted DGA Builders to install a key piece of imaging technology that enables the hospital to provide advanced stroke care and enhanced interventional radiology treatments. The biplane angiography unit, located in the RGH Radiology Department, complements the hospital’s existing capabilities as the region’s leading stroke center, and allows RGH to provide truly comprehensive stroke services to a growing community of patients. The Bi-plane Addition project consisted of a new 3,500 SF addition located in the former Healing Garden between the E-Building and medical office building. Extensive site work was required and as a value engineering alternative, helical piles were utilized for the building foundations. Foundation work had to account for major underground utilities that traversed the site. The addition hosts a state-of-the-art bi-plane imaging lab with space for a future lab. The scope included breaking into the existing adjacent corridor in the E-Building, full mechanical-electrical and plumbing (MEP) with dedicated air-handling equipment and facilitating construction on a limited site while accommodating operation of the adjacent maintenance garage and powerhouse. Value engineering efforts led to significant budget reduction from the original design/bid effort.

Construction Management Services, Renovation Rochester General Hospital trusted DGA Builders to install a key piece of imaging technology that enables the hospital to provide advanced stroke care and enhanced interventional radiology treatments. The biplane angiography unit, located in the RGH Radiology Department, complements the hospital’s existing capabilities as the region’s leading stroke center, and allows RGH to provide truly comprehensive stroke services to a growing community of patients. The Bi-plane Addition project consisted of a new 3,500 SF addition located in the former Healing Garden between the E-Building and medical office building. Extensive site work was required and as a value engineering alternative, helical piles were utilized for the building foundations. Foundation work had to account for major underground utilities that traversed the site. The addition hosts a state-of-the-art bi-plane imaging lab with space for a future lab. The scope included breaking into the existing adjacent corridor in the E-Building, full mechanical-electrical and plumbing (MEP) with dedicated air-handling equipment and facilitating construction on a limited site while accommodating operation of the adjacent maintenance garage and powerhouse. Value engineering efforts led to significant budget reduction from the original design/bid effort.

Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This project consists of an interior renovation to 19,000 SF of space for expansion of Strong Recovery and Strong Ties teen addiction services and the addition of a new lab space. The construction included several new consoling offices, group rooms and a large multipurpose room. All new finishes were added and new Mechanical equipment had to be purchased for the project. New steel had to be added to the existing building to support the new HVAC units going on the roof of the building. A loading dock area had to be infilled to get the floor level.

Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This project consists of an interior renovation to 19,000 SF of space for expansion of Strong Recovery and Strong Ties teen addiction services and the addition of a new lab space. The construction included several new consoling offices, group rooms and a large multipurpose room. All new finishes were added and new Mechanical equipment had to be purchased for the project. New steel had to be added to the existing building to support the new HVAC units going on the roof of the building. A loading dock area had to be infilled to get the floor level.

Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This project consists of an interior renovation to 19,000 SF of space for expansion of Strong Recovery and Strong Ties teen addiction services and the addition of a new lab space. The construction included several new consoling offices, group rooms and a large multipurpose room. All new finishes were added and new Mechanical equipment had to be purchased for the project. New steel had to be added to the existing building to support the new HVAC units going on the roof of the building. A loading dock area had to be infilled to get the floor level.

Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This project consists of an interior renovation to 19,000 SF of space for expansion of Strong Recovery and Strong Ties teen addiction services and the addition of a new lab space. The construction included several new consoling offices, group rooms and a large multipurpose room. All new finishes were added and new Mechanical equipment had to be purchased for the project. New steel had to be added to the existing building to support the new HVAC units going on the roof of the building. A loading dock area had to be infilled to get the floor level.

Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This project consists of an interior renovation to 19,000 SF of space for expansion of Strong Recovery and Strong Ties teen addiction services and the addition of a new lab space. The construction included several new consoling offices, group rooms and a large multipurpose room. All new finishes were added and new Mechanical equipment had to be purchased for the project. New steel had to be added to the existing building to support the new HVAC units going on the roof of the building. A loading dock area had to be infilled to get the floor level.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations, Build Out, Relocation The University of Rochester Strong Hospital’s Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit provides critical care to both burn victims and patients with complex cardiovascular surgical and medical issues. Each year, the CVICU staff provides specialized care for about 1,000 patients. The department required a renovation of facilities to continue it’s nationally award-winning care. The 40,000+ SF interior renovation also included the replacement of 2,100 SF of exterior aluminum curtain-wall and finish upgrades to 5,000 SF of the main Fourth Floor corridor leading to the CVICU entrance. The project had an aggressive schedule that included a one-month acceleration effort. The work included replacement of HVAC distribution systems and the construction of four new ICU rooms. DGA built a 250 SF exterior scaffold gangplank with hoist way above adjacent roof areas. This allowed the team to remove demo debris and bring in new duct work across the roof and avoid traffic through occupied areas of the hospital. Both floors received new flooring and other finishes.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations, Build Out, Relocation The University of Rochester Strong Hospital’s Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit provides critical care to both burn victims and patients with complex cardiovascular surgical and medical issues. Each year, the CVICU staff provides specialized care for about 1,000 patients. The department required a renovation of facilities to continue it’s nationally award-winning care. The 40,000+ SF interior renovation also included the replacement of 2,100 SF of exterior aluminum curtain-wall and finish upgrades to 5,000 SF of the main Fourth Floor corridor leading to the CVICU entrance. The project had an aggressive schedule that included a one-month acceleration effort. The work included replacement of HVAC distribution systems and the construction of four new ICU rooms. DGA built a 250 SF exterior scaffold gangplank with hoist way above adjacent roof areas. This allowed the team to remove demo debris and bring in new duct work across the roof and avoid traffic through occupied areas of the hospital. Both floors received new flooring and other finishes.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations, Build Out, Relocation The University of Rochester Strong Hospital’s Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit provides critical care to both burn victims and patients with complex cardiovascular surgical and medical issues. Each year, the CVICU staff provides specialized care for about 1,000 patients. The department required a renovation of facilities to continue it’s nationally award-winning care. The 40,000+ SF interior renovation also included the replacement of 2,100 SF of exterior aluminum curtain-wall and finish upgrades to 5,000 SF of the main Fourth Floor corridor leading to the CVICU entrance. The project had an aggressive schedule that included a one-month acceleration effort. The work included replacement of HVAC distribution systems and the construction of four new ICU rooms. DGA built a 250 SF exterior scaffold gangplank with hoist way above adjacent roof areas. This allowed the team to remove demo debris and bring in new duct work across the roof and avoid traffic through occupied areas of the hospital. Both floors received new flooring and other finishes.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations, Build Out, Relocation The University of Rochester Strong Hospital’s Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit provides critical care to both burn victims and patients with complex cardiovascular surgical and medical issues. Each year, the CVICU staff provides specialized care for about 1,000 patients. The department required a renovation of facilities to continue it’s nationally award-winning care. The 40,000+ SF interior renovation also included the replacement of 2,100 SF of exterior aluminum curtain-wall and finish upgrades to 5,000 SF of the main Fourth Floor corridor leading to the CVICU entrance. The project had an aggressive schedule that included a one-month acceleration effort. The work included replacement of HVAC distribution systems and the construction of four new ICU rooms. DGA built a 250 SF exterior scaffold gangplank with hoist way above adjacent roof areas. This allowed the team to remove demo debris and bring in new duct work across the roof and avoid traffic through occupied areas of the hospital. Both floors received new flooring and other finishes.

Construction Management Services, Renovation The new main entrance to Rochester General Hospital, The Polisseni Pavilion, was a project that consisted of approximately 11,500 SF of new construction and associated site work, and 7,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. Throughout the duration of this project the team solved several phasing and relocation challenges to ensure successful project completion. Primary patient entrance traffic was re-routed several times during this process. The Polisseni Pavilion redefined the entry into the hospital by appearance and accessibility with a new elevator connecting directly to the Portland Avenue garage and a large drop off canopy for visitor unloading. The pavilion consists of high end finishes (terrazzo flooring, Marlite wall panels, vaulted ceiling with archways, skylights, etc.) and was built between and tied into the adjacent Professional Office Building. Along with creating a new entry point, the Polisseni Pavilion project also increased needed waiting room space for families of patients in the operating rooms and a new café to service the needs of visitors and staff.

Construction Management Services, Renovation The new main entrance to Rochester General Hospital, The Polisseni Pavilion, was a project that consisted of approximately 11,500 SF of new construction and associated site work, and 7,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. Throughout the duration of this project the team solved several phasing and relocation challenges to ensure successful project completion. Primary patient entrance traffic was re-routed several times during this process. The Polisseni Pavilion redefined the entry into the hospital by appearance and accessibility with a new elevator connecting directly to the Portland Avenue garage and a large drop off canopy for visitor unloading. The pavilion consists of high end finishes (terrazzo flooring, Marlite wall panels, vaulted ceiling with archways, skylights, etc.) and was built between and tied into the adjacent Professional Office Building. Along with creating a new entry point, the Polisseni Pavilion project also increased needed waiting room space for families of patients in the operating rooms and a new café to service the needs of visitors and staff.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Perioperative Implementation Project is a multi-phased hospital construction project consisting of the renovation of a signifcant portion of the second foor within the existing hospital to provide better patient access and improved clinical space. The first phase of this project relocated the Day of Surgery Admissions (DOSA) department from its former location in the B-wing of the hospital to an area vacated by the relocation of the CATH lab department into their new home in the ED addition The project consisted of the multi-phase abatement and interior renovation of pproximately 9300 SF to create holding beds, staff support space, new MEP infrastructure (including a dedicated AHU) addressing the needs of displaced functions (i.e. Lithotripsy) to maintain hospital services through fast-track construction practices, and extensive temporary measures to allow for safely rerouting patients and staff around the construction area. The second phase of this project consisted of 10,200 SF of interior renovation in the area vacated during the relocation of DOSA during Phase I. The project created a state of the art 12 bed short stay unit that included modular headwalls, European showers, tele-medicine infrastructure and hardware, increased natural light and enhanced visitor/family support spaces both on the unit and within the patient room. The work included abatement, replacement of an air handling unit in the 8th foor penthouse, and a complete gut and replacement of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure supporting the unit. Throughout the various phases DGA Builders has worked closely with the RGH staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff have minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the construction process.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Perioperative Implementation Project is a multi-phased hospital construction project consisting of the renovation of a signifcant portion of the second foor within the existing hospital to provide better patient access and improved clinical space. The first phase of this project relocated the Day of Surgery Admissions (DOSA) department from its former location in the B-wing of the hospital to an area vacated by the relocation of the CATH lab department into their new home in the ED addition The project consisted of the multi-phase abatement and interior renovation of pproximately 9300 SF to create holding beds, staff support space, new MEP infrastructure (including a dedicated AHU) addressing the needs of displaced functions (i.e. Lithotripsy) to maintain hospital services through fast-track construction practices, and extensive temporary measures to allow for safely rerouting patients and staff around the construction area. The second phase of this project consisted of 10,200 SF of interior renovation in the area vacated during the relocation of DOSA during Phase I. The project created a state of the art 12 bed short stay unit that included modular headwalls, European showers, tele-medicine infrastructure and hardware, increased natural light and enhanced visitor/family support spaces both on the unit and within the patient room. The work included abatement, replacement of an air handling unit in the 8th foor penthouse, and a complete gut and replacement of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure supporting the unit. Throughout the various phases DGA Builders has worked closely with the RGH staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff have minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the construction process.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Perioperative Implementation Project is a multi-phased hospital construction project consisting of the renovation of a signifcant portion of the second foor within the existing hospital to provide better patient access and improved clinical space. The first phase of this project relocated the Day of Surgery Admissions (DOSA) department from its former location in the B-wing of the hospital to an area vacated by the relocation of the CATH lab department into their new home in the ED addition The project consisted of the multi-phase abatement and interior renovation of pproximately 9300 SF to create holding beds, staff support space, new MEP infrastructure (including a dedicated AHU) addressing the needs of displaced functions (i.e. Lithotripsy) to maintain hospital services through fast-track construction practices, and extensive temporary measures to allow for safely rerouting patients and staff around the construction area. The second phase of this project consisted of 10,200 SF of interior renovation in the area vacated during the relocation of DOSA during Phase I. The project created a state of the art 12 bed short stay unit that included modular headwalls, European showers, tele-medicine infrastructure and hardware, increased natural light and enhanced visitor/family support spaces both on the unit and within the patient room. The work included abatement, replacement of an air handling unit in the 8th foor penthouse, and a complete gut and replacement of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure supporting the unit. Throughout the various phases DGA Builders has worked closely with the RGH staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff have minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the construction process.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Perioperative Implementation Project is a multi-phased hospital construction project consisting of the renovation of a signifcant portion of the second foor within the existing hospital to provide better patient access and improved clinical space. The first phase of this project relocated the Day of Surgery Admissions (DOSA) department from its former location in the B-wing of the hospital to an area vacated by the relocation of the CATH lab department into their new home in the ED addition The project consisted of the multi-phase abatement and interior renovation of pproximately 9300 SF to create holding beds, staff support space, new MEP infrastructure (including a dedicated AHU) addressing the needs of displaced functions (i.e. Lithotripsy) to maintain hospital services through fast-track construction practices, and extensive temporary measures to allow for safely rerouting patients and staff around the construction area. The second phase of this project consisted of 10,200 SF of interior renovation in the area vacated during the relocation of DOSA during Phase I. The project created a state of the art 12 bed short stay unit that included modular headwalls, European showers, tele-medicine infrastructure and hardware, increased natural light and enhanced visitor/family support spaces both on the unit and within the patient room. The work included abatement, replacement of an air handling unit in the 8th foor penthouse, and a complete gut and replacement of the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure supporting the unit. Throughout the various phases DGA Builders has worked closely with the RGH staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff have minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the construction process.

General Contractor Services, Renovation DGA Builders performed the interior build-out of a 21,000 SF shared-space healthcare facility in Victor, NY for the University of Rochester and FF Thompson Hospital. The facility includes an orthopedics clinic with state-of-the-art radiation imaging and seventeen exam rooms, and a rehabilitation clinic focusing on sports medicine and clinical outpatient rehabilitation. DGA delivered the project on-time within a short construction window to the outspoken satisfaction of the owners. Collaboration between the owner, Architect, and DGA allowed for effective management of unforeseen circumstances and ultimately the successful completion of the project.

General Contractor Services, Renovation DGA Builders performed the interior build-out of a 21,000 SF shared-space healthcare facility in Victor, NY for the University of Rochester and FF Thompson Hospital. The facility includes an orthopedics clinic with state-of-the-art radiation imaging and seventeen exam rooms, and a rehabilitation clinic focusing on sports medicine and clinical outpatient rehabilitation. DGA delivered the project on-time within a short construction window to the outspoken satisfaction of the owners. Collaboration between the owner, Architect, and DGA allowed for effective management of unforeseen circumstances and ultimately the successful completion of the project.

General Contractor Services, Renovation DGA Builders performed the interior build-out of a 21,000 SF shared-space healthcare facility in Victor, NY for the University of Rochester and FF Thompson Hospital. The facility includes an orthopedics clinic with state-of-the-art radiation imaging and seventeen exam rooms, and a rehabilitation clinic focusing on sports medicine and clinical outpatient rehabilitation. DGA delivered the project on-time within a short construction window to the outspoken satisfaction of the owners. Collaboration between the owner, Architect, and DGA allowed for effective management of unforeseen circumstances and ultimately the successful completion of the project.

General Contractor Services, Renovation DGA Builders performed the interior build-out of a 21,000 SF shared-space healthcare facility in Victor, NY for the University of Rochester and FF Thompson Hospital. The facility includes an orthopedics clinic with state-of-the-art radiation imaging and seventeen exam rooms, and a rehabilitation clinic focusing on sports medicine and clinical outpatient rehabilitation. DGA delivered the project on-time within a short construction window to the outspoken satisfaction of the owners. Collaboration between the owner, Architect, and DGA allowed for effective management of unforeseen circumstances and ultimately the successful completion of the project.

Hospital Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This hospital construction project consisted of approximately 1,700 SF gut and renovation of a vacant suite on the 5th foor of the Medical Office Building at Rochester General Hospital. This renovation created a very modern, unique suite with high end fnishes for a research doctor.

Hospital Construction Manager Services, Renovations, Build Out This hospital construction project consisted of approximately 1,700 SF gut and renovation of a vacant suite on the 5th foor of the Medical Office Building at Rochester General Hospital. This renovation created a very modern, unique suite with high end fnishes for a research doctor.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Women’s Health Center was a project consisting of approximately 4,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. The renovations included the demolition of the existing space and the construction of patient rooms, staff offices, clinical support space, medical records room, and remodeling of the building entrance. The complexity of the construction project included reinforcement of the existing hospital structure to support the new medical department.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Women’s Health Center was a project consisting of approximately 4,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. The renovations included the demolition of the existing space and the construction of patient rooms, staff offices, clinical support space, medical records room, and remodeling of the building entrance. The complexity of the construction project included reinforcement of the existing hospital structure to support the new medical department.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovation The Women’s Health Center was a project consisting of approximately 4,000 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. The renovations included the demolition of the existing space and the construction of patient rooms, staff offices, clinical support space, medical records room, and remodeling of the building entrance. The complexity of the construction project included reinforcement of the existing hospital structure to support the new medical department.

Construction Management Services, Rennovations This project was a $5.2 million multi-phased construction project consisting of ten phases and lasting 19 months. The project included adding 7,500 SF of space to the SPD space to increase the size of the department to 17,200 SF. The additional space was used to reorganize the department for better work-flow and additional sterilization equipment, resulting in overall improved processes, turnaround times, and increased storage space. Within the decontamination area, individual workstations were increased from two to six. The scope volume now has capacity to be doubled with the addition of a dirty scope area. Prep/Pack workstations increased from 9 to 14, as well as replacing one existing sterilizer that was not meeting their needs, with two sterilizers and two “express” sterilizers. A new cart washer was incorporated in the design to increase the department’s washing capacity. Major HVAC upgrades and new finishes were incorporated. Due to the nature of this area, construction had to be coordinated around almost a 24/7 operation. Off-hour work, movable containment rooms, and constant air-monitoring were used to ensure patient safety. Daily coordination with OR staff and University facilities were the key to success of this project. Support spaces were also reconfigured. DGA coordinated with University vendors for all new equipment installed and worked toward critical installation dates by these vendors. DGA Builders worked closely with the UR staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff had minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the entire construction process.

Construction Management Services, Rennovations This project was a $5.2 million multi-phased construction project consisting of ten phases and lasting 19 months. The project included adding 7,500 SF of space to the SPD space to increase the size of the department to 17,200 SF. The additional space was used to reorganize the department for better work-flow and additional sterilization equipment, resulting in overall improved processes, turnaround times, and increased storage space. Within the decontamination area, individual workstations were increased from two to six. The scope volume now has capacity to be doubled with the addition of a dirty scope area. Prep/Pack workstations increased from 9 to 14, as well as replacing one existing sterilizer that was not meeting their needs, with two sterilizers and two “express” sterilizers. A new cart washer was incorporated in the design to increase the department’s washing capacity. Major HVAC upgrades and new finishes were incorporated. Due to the nature of this area, construction had to be coordinated around almost a 24/7 operation. Off-hour work, movable containment rooms, and constant air-monitoring were used to ensure patient safety. Daily coordination with OR staff and University facilities were the key to success of this project. Support spaces were also reconfigured. DGA coordinated with University vendors for all new equipment installed and worked toward critical installation dates by these vendors. DGA Builders worked closely with the UR staff and the construction services department to ensure that staff had minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The highest level of patient care and safety was maintained throughout the entire construction process.

The Trillium Women’s Health and Pediatrics project consisted of the demolition and interior renovation of approximately 25,000 SF of an existing structure to provide clinical space to house two new departments. The project included patient rooms, staff support space, new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure, site work, and exterior building improvements. The building had an existing operational pharmacy that operated throughout the construction and DGA worked closely with the staff to ensure minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The new medical office building hosts Pathway Pediatrics, a division of Trillium Health, and the Center for Gynecological Care and Wellness. Also, an on-site pharmacy will offer convenience for picking up prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and home delivery. More than 6,000 patients are expected to receive medical care at this office.

The Trillium Women’s Health and Pediatrics project consisted of the demolition and interior renovation of approximately 25,000 SF of an existing structure to provide clinical space to house two new departments. The project included patient rooms, staff support space, new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure, site work, and exterior building improvements. The building had an existing operational pharmacy that operated throughout the construction and DGA worked closely with the staff to ensure minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The new medical office building hosts Pathway Pediatrics, a division of Trillium Health, and the Center for Gynecological Care and Wellness. Also, an on-site pharmacy will offer convenience for picking up prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and home delivery. More than 6,000 patients are expected to receive medical care at this office.

The Trillium Women’s Health and Pediatrics project consisted of the demolition and interior renovation of approximately 25,000 SF of an existing structure to provide clinical space to house two new departments. The project included patient rooms, staff support space, new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure, site work, and exterior building improvements. The building had an existing operational pharmacy that operated throughout the construction and DGA worked closely with the staff to ensure minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The new medical office building hosts Pathway Pediatrics, a division of Trillium Health, and the Center for Gynecological Care and Wellness. Also, an on-site pharmacy will offer convenience for picking up prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and home delivery. More than 6,000 patients are expected to receive medical care at this office.

The Trillium Women’s Health and Pediatrics project consisted of the demolition and interior renovation of approximately 25,000 SF of an existing structure to provide clinical space to house two new departments. The project included patient rooms, staff support space, new mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) infrastructure, site work, and exterior building improvements. The building had an existing operational pharmacy that operated throughout the construction and DGA worked closely with the staff to ensure minimal interruptions to their daily routine. The new medical office building hosts Pathway Pediatrics, a division of Trillium Health, and the Center for Gynecological Care and Wellness. Also, an on-site pharmacy will offer convenience for picking up prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, and home delivery. More than 6,000 patients are expected to receive medical care at this office.

General Contractor Services, Hospital Construction, Renovations, Historical Building Project included complete gut and renovation of 11,250 SF space within 161 year old St Mary’s hospital. The rest of the building was occupied and functional during project. The space was for two practices with 28 exam rooms total for pediatrics, OBYGN, and Heath Reach. Extensive floor leveling had to be completed after the existing walls were removed, resulting in $46,000 of the change order work. With the three-week delay caused by the floor leveling, the project still finished on time.

General Contractor Services, Hospital Construction, Renovations, Historical Building Project included complete gut and renovation of 11,250 SF space within 161 year old St Mary’s hospital. The rest of the building was occupied and functional during project. The space was for two practices with 28 exam rooms total for pediatrics, OBYGN, and Heath Reach. Extensive floor leveling had to be completed after the existing walls were removed, resulting in $46,000 of the change order work. With the three-week delay caused by the floor leveling, the project still finished on time.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Pending LEED Certification The Rochester General Hospital Department of Surgery relocation project consisted of the build-out of approximately 1,400 SF of existing space located at the Medical Office Building. The work consisted of the demolition of the existing space and the complete build-out of the interiors. The build-out included new mechanical and electrical systems and a state-of-the art conference room with custom mill-work and enhanced finishes.

General Contractor Services, Renovation, Pending LEED Certification The Rochester General Hospital Department of Surgery relocation project consisted of the build-out of approximately 1,400 SF of existing space located at the Medical Office Building. The work consisted of the demolition of the existing space and the complete build-out of the interiors. The build-out included new mechanical and electrical systems and a state-of-the art conference room with custom mill-work and enhanced finishes.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations The new operating suites give Rochester General surgeons state-of-the-art technology and facilities to ensure that patients receive the highest level of care available. Operating rooms 15 and 16 were a multi-phased medical construction project consisting of approximately 8,050 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. The renovations included two state-of-the-art operating suites. Phases included extensive support space including: Director, Physician and RN Offices, staff lounge, MICU waiting room, OR equipment room, soiled utility room, and the renovation of the PACU and Phase 2 Recovery departments. The complexity of the project included challenges such as constructing the new OR’s within the active OR deck, and extensive planning and support to complete the enabling phases while minimizing impact to patients and staff.

Hospital Construction Management Services, Renovations The new operating suites give Rochester General surgeons state-of-the-art technology and facilities to ensure that patients receive the highest level of care available. Operating rooms 15 and 16 were a multi-phased medical construction project consisting of approximately 8,050 SF of renovation within the existing hospital. The renovations included two state-of-the-art operating suites. Phases included extensive support space including: Director, Physician and RN Offices, staff lounge, MICU waiting room, OR equipment room, soiled utility room, and the renovation of the PACU and Phase 2 Recovery departments. The complexity of the project included challenges such as constructing the new OR’s within the active OR deck, and extensive planning and support to complete the enabling phases while minimizing impact to patients and staff.