Medical
Healthcare and Medical Construction
Health centres, clinics and specialist build-outs, delivered around the equipment and the regulation that come with them.
Gray Construction Services has completed 13 medical projects worth roughly $5.6 million, ranging from ground-up health centres to interior build-outs for individual practices.
The largest is the Chiefland Health Center, a 6,300 square foot facility delivered design-build for approximately $921,000. The rest is the working substance of rural healthcare provision: family medicine additions, dental and orthodontic build-outs, dermatology and chiropractic offices, behavioural health clinics and a veterinary clinic.
Small medical projects are deceptively demanding. The building is simple; the equipment, the services feeding it and the regulatory environment are not.
What makes medical work different
Equipment drives the build. Imaging, dental chairs, sterilisation and lab equipment each arrive with power, plumbing, drainage, shielding and clearance requirements that have to be designed in rather than accommodated afterwards. Coordinating vendors is a core part of the scope on every one of these projects.
Mechanical and electrical systems carry more load than the floor area suggests. Air changes, isolation, medical gas where required, and redundancy for critical equipment all sit behind an ordinary looking ceiling.
Most build-outs happen in or beside operating practices. Infection control, dust containment and maintaining patient access during construction are planned rather than improvised.
How this work is procured
Medical work has been delivered design-build and through traditional general contracting, and pre-construction is available as a standalone service for owners evaluating a site or a budget.
More medical work
Further completed projects in this sector, drawn from the company portfolio.
- Tri-County Chiropractic
- Trenton Medical Center Addition and Renovations
- Trenton Medical Center Pediatric Clinic Additions and Renovations
- Meridian Behavioral Health, Bell Building Renovation
- Meridian Behavioral Clinic Renovation, Starke
- Ayers Health & Rehabilitation Remodel
- Nature Coast Professional Center
- Suwannee Valley Vet Clinic
- Dr. Mitchell Dermatology Office Build-out
Common questions
Do you coordinate medical equipment installation?
Yes, and it is usually the critical path. Dental, imaging, sterilisation and lab equipment each carry power, plumbing, drainage and clearance requirements that are designed in from the start.
Can you build around an operating practice?
Yes. Infection control, dust containment and maintaining patient access during construction are planned into the phasing.
What is your largest healthcare project?
The Chiefland Health Center, a 6,300 square foot facility delivered design-build for approximately $921,000.
Do you work on behavioural health facilities?
Yes, including work for Meridian Behavioral Healthcare in Bell, Starke, Lake City and Gainesville.
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