AMERICAN FORK HOSPITAL SURGERY & EMERGENCY ADDITION

Owner: Intermountain Healthcare

Architect: HKS Architects

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: American Fork, UT

General Contractor: Okland Construction

Size: 100,000 Sq Ft

Completion Date: September 2014

This project is an addition of approximately 100,000 square feet of a new Surgery Suite (10 operating rooms), Central Sterile, and a new Emergency Department, upgrades and addition to the existing Central Plant. New underground pre-insulated lines were installed from the central plant addition to the existing hospital. The lines consisted of: steam, condensate, chilled water, heating water, domestic water, and medical gas. Unique to this project was the number of shutdowns/tie-ins required to reconnect the new lines to the hospital with minimal impact and disruption to service. The project was completed on schedule and within budget.

JORDAN VALLEY SURGERY & ENDO RENOVATION

Owner: Iasis Healthcare Corporation

Architect: Perkins & Will

Engineer: Spectrum

Location: West Jordan, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Completion Date: March 2014

This project consisted of a complete renovation of the Endoscopy Suite and addition of an Ortho operating room and Robotics operating room. The remodel required campus wide shut downs of the medical gas systems, chilled water, heating water, steam, and domestic water. We replaced the facilities quadraplex vacuum pump over a weekend to adhere to WAGD requirements.

MOUNTAIN VIEW HOSPITAL CAMPUS

Owner: HCA

Architect: ESA/KGA

Engineer: ICT

Location: Las Vegas, NV

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Completion Date: February 2014

Mountain View Hospital Campus work consisted of (7) contracted projects including (3) expansion and (4) remodel portions. All successfully completed on a fully functional and operating facility. J&S added an E.R., Trauma, and patient rooms in both a horizontal and vertical expansion. The central plant was expanded and updated including a new fuel oil system and medical gas mains to handle the new square footage.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH HIGH TEMP WATER LINE

Owner: DFCM

Engineer: Colvin Engineering

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Completion Date: November 2013

This project of converting numerous buildings on the University of Utah's campus from using an outdated campus steam system to an efficient high temperature hot water system as a primary heat source. We furnished and installed over 6,000 feet of direct bury HTHW piping using Thermacor DuoTherm 505 process piping. We also converted the high temperature water to steam and heating water using U-stamped vessels at seven locations spread across the university campus. The required complete renovation of many existing mechanical rooms. This project was an especially difficult one as it required close coordination involving so many buildings on campus to keep them under normal operation and occupied during the entire process. Requiring over 500 pipe welds to pass x-ray testing for high temperature and pressure systems, J&S successfully completed the project in under twelve months. We were able to sequence work to keep buildings operating normally during peak heating loads, incorporate numerous unforeseen conditions, and provide a functional heating system for the owner to rely on for many years to come.

ZAPPOS.COM

Owner: Zappos.com

Architect: KMD Architects

Engineer: JBA

Location: Las Vegas, NV

General Contractor: Penta Building Group

Completion Date: September 2013

This building remodel was awarded as a competitive bid design assist with the tenant finish awarded as design build. The project was a remodel of the old county building in the heart of old downtown Las Vegas with "tight site" construction, including replacement of the air handlers on the roof of the 13 story tower. Construction commenced prior to completed design using a fast track schedule. We provided assistance with design of the data center, bistro, base building HVAC, and the complete design of the tenant finish. The data center utilizes in row cooling and hot isle containment and was completed prior to the rest of the project allowing the owner to load and use the racks early. The building was coordinated and detailed in 3D BIM requiring extensive research of existing utilities, structure, and HVAC systems. The project is currently pursuing LEED Gold.

SWIRE COCA-COLA USA, DRAPER PROJECT PHASE II

Owner: Swire Coca-Cola

Architect: Architectural Nexus

Engineer: Colvin Engineering

Location: Draper, UT

General Contractor: Big-D Construction

Size: 346,842 Sq Ft

Completion Date: May 2012

This Swire Coca-Cola project consists of a large semi-conditioned distribution and warehouse facility with a fully conditioned sales office. With the addition of this Phase II project, the existing 400,000 square foot facility has nearly doubled in size. The project consisted of additions and upgrades on all sides of the existing facility, as well as areas remodeled within. Construction was phased and coordinated such that the owner was able to maintain their operation during the entire construction process. The new facility utilizes state of the art automated packaging equipment that is some of the first of its kind. The new facility utilizes water conserving fixtures and the existing facility has been upgraded for water conserving measures as well. The new HVAC systems are in line with an energy conserving model such that this project will receive LEED certification.

JORDAN VALLEY BED TOWER ADDITION

Owner: Iasis Healthcare

Architect: Perkins & Will

Engineer: TLC Engineering

Location: West Jordan, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 137,942 Sq Ft

Completion Date: October 2009

This project is a Design Assist - FLCC project. It was completed in several phases including a remodel and addition of the ER department, the addition of a three story bed tower, an addition of a lab, and addition of a NICU, the remodel of the central plant, and numerous smaller interior remodels. We had to make several tie-ins and integrations into existing systems that effected the entire campus including steam, condensate, chilled water, heating water, controls, domestic water, and all medical gases.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - O.R. REMODEL

Owner: DFCM

Architect: Architectural Nexus

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 16,472 Sq Ft

Completion Date: September 2009

This project is a complete remodel of the existing O.R. Suite. The project was built in three phases to allow for existing operating rooms to remain in operation while new operating rooms were constructed and completed. There are now ten new state of the art operating rooms.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - CLINICAL NEUROSCIENCE CENTER

Owner: University of Utah / DFCM

Architect: FFKR Architects

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 22,715 Sq Ft

Completion Date: December 2008

This project was awarded to us based on our past performance with the owner. The schedule was extremely tight with duration of 90 days to complete the main project. The project was the renovation of an existing facility which included four new operation rooms and a new research laboratory complete with hoods, lab gasses, and phoenix valves. The project was delivered on time allowing the owner to meet their surgery schedule for the new operating rooms. After the completion of the main project, a new MRI Suite was completed including a 3T MRI.

UNIVERSITY OF UTAH - N.P.S BUILDING LAB BUILD OUT

Owner: University of Utah

Architect: FFKR

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Interior Construction Specialties

Size: 29,200 Sq Ft

Completion Date: July 2008

This project was a full lab build out including lab tables and hoods complete with lab gasses, acid waste, purified water, and phoenix valves. We successfully completed this work for the Brain Institute in four months while the building was occupied.

EAGLE GATE BOILER PLANT ADDITION

Owner: Zion's Securities Corporation

Architect: PVE Engineering Inc

Engineer: PVE Engineering Inc

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: J & S Mechanical Contractors Inc

Completion Date: October 2007

This project was a competitive bid project. The project consisted of demolition of a small block room that contained a deep well with pump and piping and filling the well with concrete to seal the well. We then built a larger mechanical room to house five 2,400,000 BTU/h Laars boilers, circulating pumps, and a closed loop heat exchanger. This project included all piping controls, boiler flue system, and insulation to make this building independent of the central plant that was being demolished. The building was occupied and all services remained active. The work was done on nights and weekends so not to interfere with the occupant of the building.

PRIMARY CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CENTER - COOLING TOWER, DIESEL TANK, AND CHILLER REMODEL

Owner: Intermountain Healthcare

Architect: Architectural NEXUS

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Jacobsen Construction

Completion Date: September 2007

The primary purpose of this project was to increase the cooling capacity of the hospital and to add new underground diesel fuel tanks and fuel lines for added redundancy for the boilers and back-up generators for the hospital. A new Evapco cooling tower was added with new underground condenser water lines to new owner furnished chillers. New vertical turbine condenser pumps were added and modifications were made to existing chilled water lines to accommodate the new chillers. A new automated slide gate valve was also installed on the existing ceramic cooling tower condenser line to enable the plant to isolate the cooling tower.

TABERNACLE RENOVATION & SEISMIC UPGRADE

Building Project of the Year 2007 - Associated General Contractors of Utah

Best Renovation / Restoration - Intermountain Contractor

Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Architect: MHTN Architects

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Jacobsen Construction

Completion Date: August 2006

We were awarded the project as part of the General Contractors team during the design and development phase. Our role was to assist in developing the FLCC, developing the schedule, selection of equipment and construcability. This project was a complete seismic renovation of a highly regarded historical building. Due to the location, all material and equipment had to be stored off site and delivered as needed. The project was delivered within budget and schedule.

LDS BUSINESS COLLEGE

Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Architect: ZGF Partnership

Engineer: Colvin Engineering

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Interior Construction Specialists

Completion Date: July 2006

This project was a complete renovation of an existing 10 story office building to a new business college. A complete plumbing and mechanical system was installed. A new mechanical room was located in a rooftop penthouse, including boilers, chillers, and domestic hot water heaters. Cooling towers and a built up air handling unit were also placed on the roof. The project was completed in 9 months.

SALT LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER MRI

Owner: Iasis Healthcare

Architect:  

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Completion Date: January 2006

This project involved the addition of a new MRI, PET/CT and a new breast care center. The owner purchased the equipment. We worked on all the systems in the hospital for the tie-ins for the new equipment. The plumbing, heating, med-gas, and steam. The project was completed on time.

SALT LAKE REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTER

Owner: Iasis Healthcare

Architect: 

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 43,000 Sq Ft

Completion Date: December 2004

This project was a complete remodel of the existing O.R.s, a new PACU, remodel of the same day surgery area, and a new Brachy Therapy Suite. The remodel included the addition of a new AHU unit for the remodeled O.R.s. During this process, four operating rooms were kept online at all times. We also remodeled three floors of patient rooms bringing them completely up to code.

PIONEER HOSPITAL E.R. & LAB ADDITION

Owner: Iasis Healthcare

Architect: CRA

Engineer: Quantum Engineering Group

Location: West Valley City, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 84,500 Sq Ft

Completion Date: December 2004

This project was a complete addition of a new E.R. that included a new lab area, prep, and out patient rooms. The addition added a new chiller and cooling tower and tied into the existing steam system for humidification and sterilization. The hospital added a decontamination area as well as expanding the existing med gas system with adding new equipment to the existing system while requiring no loss of service. Remodel was completed on the third and fourth floors as part of the E.R. Addition. This project was completed in 16 months.

CLIFF LODGE - SNOWBIRD

Owner: Cliff Lodge Association

Architect:  

Engineer: Colvin Engineering

Location: Snowbird, UT

General Contractor: Layton Construction

Size: 120,000 Sq Ft 

Completion Date: 1998

Remodel of the existing solid concrete structure complete with new plumbing systems and fixtures, snow melt piping, and new pool facilities.

JOSEPH SMITH MEMORIAL BUILDING

Owner: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Architect:  

Engineer: Van Boerum & Frank

Location: Salt Lake City, UT

General Contractor: Christiansen / Bodell a Joint Venture

Size:   

Completion Date: September 1994

This project was a competitive bid project. This project was a remodel, which included demolition and installation of a complete new plumbing and mechanical systems. It included a central plant, new office space, and restaurants. Because of the unknowns in the existing structure, we worked closely with the mechanical engineers in modifications required both in the piping and HVAC systems. This project demanded high quality in construction and finishes and was performed under the watchful eye of the Church's Temple and Special Projects Group.