Dr. Georges L. Dumont University Hospital

Client
Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
Sector
Health and Research
Delivery mode
Construction Management & Lump Sum Contract
Location
Moncton, NB, CA
Year built
2021
hospital building

Renovation and Extension

Our team was entrusted with the renovation and addition of a surgical suite at the Dr. Georges L. Dumont University Hospital.


As general contractor, our team provided the following services:

  • Building the addition according to specific performance criteria.
  • Conducting a feasibility study.
  • Preparing, implementing and monitoring the project management plan.
  • Planning design and construction activities.
  • Identifying conflicts between disciplines.
  • Timely and effective communication between all stakeholders.
  • Professional management and coordination.
  • External communications support.
  • Engineering for material and labour availability, construction system proposals and potential cost savings.
  • Cost and schedule control.
  • Enforcing project-specific quality control plan via routine inspections and test reports.
  • Construction, methods and logistics.
  • Permit and licence acquisition.
  • On-site training and supervision of the 50-100 workers on site during peak periods.
  • Developing and implementing a project-specific health and safety plan.
  • Traffic control and signage.
  • Coordinating and installing equipment.
  • Commissioning and warranty follow-up.
  • Planning and reporting for highly-rated Green Globes certification.
  • Environmental protection measures and follow-up.

Our Challenges

High-Traffic Urban Area

We performed our work in a densely populated urban area of Moncton.


Close Proximity to an Operational Hospital

We had to implement strict infection control measures, working in and around an operational hospital.


Strict Air Quality and Erosion Control

Since this is a “high performance” building, we had to closely monitor and control air quality and erosion.


Sophisticated Upgrades

The energy centre’s sophisticated upgrades involved a wide range of mechanical, electrical and control work.

The Site in Figures

17,400

m2 of additional floor space in Phase 1.

$56.1

M budget.