Property Types/Medical & Institutional

Built for Facilities Where Disruption Isn’t an Option.

Hospitals, surgical wings, nursing homes, outpatient centers, schools. Atlas writes the damage, the systems that have to be recommissioned before the space reopens, and the containment and phasing that occupied healthcare work carries.

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The Work

Medical & Institutional Losses

A loss in a healthcare or institutional building is the damage plus everything it takes to work inside a building that keeps operating around the repair. Atlas writes the reconstruction from a measured sketch, top down and trade by trade, with the infection-control containment, the after-hours labor, the rated assemblies, and the life-safety and mechanical systems that have to be tested and signed off before occupancy, each as the named line it is. Most of our commercial estimating experience is hospital and institutional work, including surgical suites gutted to the studs.

What’s Different Here
01
ICRA before the first wall opens.
On a medical campus the infection-control nurse asks for the ICRA plan before a crew touches anything. Containment, negative air, anterooms, and the monitoring that goes with them are line items with a duration, not an assumption in the demolition line.
02
Systems, not just finishes.
Med gas, nurse call, fire alarm, sprinkler, and the air handling that serves the space come back with testing and certification by licensed trades. Each is written on its own, with the testing on its own.
03
Logistics at a hospital’s scale.
One service elevator with a weight limit, a loading dock on the far side of the campus, a dumpster that can’t sit where the crew needs it. All of it is general conditions, and it runs for the length of the job.
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