Renovation of a medical facility in Houston, Texas. Completed plans call for the renovation of a medical facility; and 74,390-square-foot, two-story above grade medical facility.

Gilbane Building Company as Construction Manager-at-Risk for University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, in accordance with Texas Education Code 51.782, will receive proposals from all qualified subcontractors for the M D Anderson Proton Therapy Center project. Gilbane Building Company is committed to HUB participation for this project. Proposals submitted should include the anticipated percentage of subcontractor, sub-tier contractor, or material supplier participation. UT MD Anderson, the Owner, reserves the right to waive any informality and/or to reject any, or all proposals. Contact David Walker at swropurchasing@gilbaneco.com for additional information on this project. Scopes of Work: 09K - Paint 06A - Millwork 12A - Window treatments 09C - Acoustic ceilings 09F - Terrazzo 09B - Tiling 04A - Masonry 03D - Flatwork 09E - Resilient Flooring 09G -Resinous Flooring 09F1 - Carpeting Proton Therapy Center 2 is a new 74,390 sf building, with four (4) mass concrete vaults, an adjacent exam / office space structure consisting of steel frame with concrete slab on metal deck, and a primarily precast concrete exterior facade with some curtain wall and metal panel elements. The vaults (gantries) are partially below grade, and the structure is two stories above grade. The vault areas contain the treatment rooms and proton therapy equipment (by Hitachi), while the balance of the structure contains the clinical areas, waiting areas and the remaining administrative functional spaces. There is a steel framed pedestrian bridge that connects the new structure into the existing Proton Therapy Center 1 (PTC1) building. The project also includes an onsite retention pond, and several parking spaces surrounding the building.