Description

The project consisted of the modernization of Jackson South, one of the leading hospitals serving residents in South Miami-Dade County, offering a full range of services. Work included the interior metal framing, doorframes, wall insulation, drywall, and acoustical ceiling. We also took on additional tasks such as concrete work and structural steel to support the mechanical units mounted on the roof. It also included concrete and CMU work at the Control Energy Plant (CEP) and in the Behavioral Health area.  

The hospital remained fully functional during construction and the entire work had to be divided into phases. There were a total of five phases for this work. ICRA walls had to be erected and maintained to keep debris, noise, and dust particles from the construction site from entering the active hospital areas.