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Project Statistics:
Hospital Square Footage: 440,887
Shelled space: 50,000 SF
Site Size: 26.5 acres
Hospital Beds: 241 (311 once shelled space is built out)
Average # of construction workers per day: 308
# of Accelerometers on building and site that relay to CSMIP satelites after an earthquake: 5
Amount of concrete used on the project: approximately 60,000,000lbs or 1,500 truckloads
Lineal feet of copper wire installed on the project: 6,500,000 LF (250,000lbs)
Structural System: Steel Braced Frame, base isolated
Earthquake magnitude hospital could withstand and remain fully operational: 8.0
Maximum horizontal displacement during an earthquake: 30″
Maximum vertical displacement during and earthquake: 2″
Percent of total project cost spent on seismic assemblies: 5%
Length of 60″ Hetch-Hetchy waterline that had to be re-routed during the project: 600 LF
Operating Rooms: 10 (one shelled for future build-out)
MRIs: 2 (3T & 1.5T)
CT Scanners: 2
Nuke Med Machines: 2
Projected ER visits per year: 50,000
Specialty Procedure Suites: Stereotaxis, IR, Cath Lab, Endoscopy
3D Modeling Software Used in coordination: Navisworks
Number of seismic portals between the isolated hospital and the fixed base POB: 6
Types of seismic moat covers: 4
Type of base isolators: Friction pendulum
Number of base isolators: 176
Number of linear viscous dampeners: 32
Distance from San Andreas Fault: 1.67 Miles
Number of different exterior wall systems: 5
Number of fountains: 2
Number of courtyards: 5
Project Phases: 5
Volume of recycled air: 0 CFM
Number of emergency generators: 3
Number of electrical systems: 17
Number of Hospital Staff: 2000+
Number of Fire Smoke Dampeners: 965
Max number of construction personnel on site in one day: 500+
Average floor height: 17 feet
Planning Began: 1994
Groundbreaking: 11-1-2006
Substantial Completion: 2-16-2011
Patient Move In Date: 5-15-2011
Number of OSHPD back-checks during permitting: 5
Total Program Budget: $643,000,000
Amount of tax-payer funding: $0
Lean Construction Methods used: shared incentives, Design assist trade partners, 3D Model coordination, Reverse phase schedules, location based scheduling, 10 week look- ahead schedules, weekly work plans (WWP), Percent Plan Complete (PPC), Project Constraint Log, Value Stream Mapping of Commissioning process.
Volume of work performed on time and materials: approx $250M
Air Filtration Rate: 95%
# of Parking structure stalls: 800
Average # of inspections per week: 300
Total inspections: approximately 14,000
Medsurge/Acute care beds: 175 private beds
Critical Care: 24 private beds
Family Birthing Center beds: 30 private beds
Neonatal Intensive Care: 6 private beds (licensed for 12 semi-private beds)
Diagnostic Imaging Suites
Cardiac Catheterization and Angiography suites
Preoperative Services- (surgery, Endoscopy, Bronchoscopy, Short Stay, Pre-Op testing)
Cardiology and Neurology Services
Cardiac Rehabilitation
Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy & Speech Therapy
Dialysis
Pharmacy
Support Services (Materials Management, Central Processing, Information Services, Housekeeping, Engineering)
Central Utility Plant
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