DCH Regional Medical Center Treatment Facility

Birmingham, Alabama

Hudson-Alpha Institute for Biotechnology

Huntsville, Alabama

Shelby Baptist Medical Center CDP/Patient Tower

Alabaster, Alabama

Owner: / General Contractor: / Contract Amount: $3.1M

Merit Award: Alabama Associated Builders and Contractors

This center is a 100,000 square foot facility designed to provide outpatient imaging and chemotherapy with space to conduct future services such as outpatient surgery and robotics. The construction involved a 2-story building sitting on top of an underground basement which contains the main mechanical room fed from the existing plant via an underground tunnel. Ivey was responsible for the complete installation of the HVAC and plumbing systems for the project.

Owner: Hudson Alpha Institute for Biotechnology / General Contractor: Turner Universal / Contract Amount: $10,693,402

Excellence in Construction Award: Alabama Associated Builders and Contractors

Award of Excellence - South Central Construction Magazine

Ivey's contract included installing the plumbing and HVAC for this four-story 269,000 square foot facility. Because the facility is a laboratory, the duct system must supply and exhaust the correct volume of air to the various rooms to ensure proper room presurization. The ductwork in the building starts int he penthouses and feed sdown through the four floors through a centrally located duct chase, where it branches off and spans the floors. Plumbing for the project included underground waste, domestic water, lab water, lab waste, decorate fountain, storm drainage, and specialty gas. The construction of this project provided jobs for around 80 Alabama residents and 40 jobs through subcontractors.

Owner: Baptist Health Systems / General Contractor:Robins & Morton / Contract Amount: $14.3M

Merit Award: Alabama Associated Builders and Contractors

The 167,712 square foot bed tower is a replacement hospital built partially on top of the existing facility and replaces 101 existing licensed beds and has space for ancillary services. The project also included the addition of a new Central Energy Plant which has two new emergency stand-by generators to serve the new towers and the existing hospital. Ivey was responsible for the complete installation of the HVAC and plumbing systems on the project.