Southwest Health System Construction Newsletter October 21, 2017

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A Week in Review Patient Wing Asphalt Base was completed this week in the north section of the parking lot Sheetrock is substantially complete and everything should be ready for paint by the end of

Concrete paving at the ED entrance was completed Monday and additional snow melt tubing has been added to the sidewalks around the entrance and the sidewalks were poured on Friday The exterior

There was an outage Monday to swap ATS-6 out with a temporary transfer switch to allow for the relocation of ATS-6 and permanent connection at its new location and an outage Thursday for ATS-2 Empire

2 A Week in Review Patient Wing Asphalt Base was completed this week in the north section of the parking lot Sheetrock is substantially complete and everything should be ready for paint by the end of next week Painting was on hold this week to allow other subcontractors to complete work in more areas Headwall issues have been resolved and installation began this week for headwalls and cabinets Concrete paving at the ED entrance was completed Monday and additional snow melt tubing has been added to the sidewalks around the entrance and the sidewalks were poured on Friday The exterior automatic doors and the automatic operators are installed for the interior doors. There was an outage Monday to swap ATS-6 out with a temporary transfer switch to allow for the relocation of ATS-6 and permanent connection at its new location and an outage Thursday for ATS-2 Empire electric arrived earlier Thursday to switch power to the new Transformer MOB Sheetrock hanging on one side of walls on the first floors is almost complete Liquid flashing is almost complete the thermal air and water barrier system Windows on the first floor are almost complete, and everywhere should be complete next week Felt paper and the metal lath is being installed on north, west, and south walls in preparation for the stucco scratch coat next week Scaffold is going up on the east side to prepare for the start of stucco on the east well Nunn installed a sleeve for Atmos s gas line to allow site work to continue while The layout for curb and gutter and asphalt paving was done Thursday

3 Patient Wing Headwall installation is starting, plumbers and electricians will place their devices and the walls will be moved back

4 Patient Wing Concrete for the ED entrance and sidewalks poured this week after snow melt tubing was set

5 Patient Wing Four Corners was here this week to place asphalt base in the north parking lot

6 What s Next? Patient Wing Four Corners Asphalt is planned to be here in the next few weeks to pave the north section of the parking lot Ceramic tile is planned to be delivered the week of the 23 rd and installation will begin in the patient room toilets and showers The painter will return next week to complete paint in the ED corridor and areas in the Patient Wing proper that are ready for paint Stucco finish coat at the ED corridor will begin next week to allow the sidewalk to cure over the weekend before scaffold is set up Emergency power work will begin now that normal power work is complete The combination of additional snow melt tubing in the sidewalks and a few other hiccups has pushed the opening of the emergency entrance to October 30 th ASSA Abloy will return Monday to install the sliding door on the public vestibule Ceiling grid and tile and MEP trimout will start next Tuesday or Wednesday after paint is complete in the ED corridor MOB Sheetrock hanging will continue next week with rock on both sides and finishers following after The elevator subcontractor is planned to be here next week to inspect the elevator hoist beams and begin installation if everything has been resolved Window installation is planned to finish up by the end of next week Atmos has said they will be here in a couple weeks to get their gas line in Nunn is pushing to get the asphalt paving at the MOB complete this year before the plants shut down

7 MOB Sheetrock hanging on one side of walls in the first floor is almost complete

8 MOB Liquid flashing on the northeast corner and windows on the first floor are almost complete

9 Subcontractors on Site Present CRG (Excavation & Utilities) Miller Bonded (Patient Wing Electrical) Nichols Electric (MOB Electrical) Reigles Mechanical (Plumbing) Four Suns Builders (Framing & Sheetrock) Garrhs (HVAC) Cooper Fire Protection (Fire Suppression) Cruzan Construction (Demolition & Backing) Sun Glass (Windows and Storefronts) Advanced Concrete (Concrete) Four Corners Asphalt (Asphalt paving) ASSA Abloy (Automatic Entrances) Nunn Construction (General Work) Arriving Soon OTIS Elevator (MOB Elevator)

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