Mar 31

FIATECH 2010 Technology Conference & Showcase

Austin, TX

Integrated BIM (Building Information Modeling) and Program Controls for a New Healthcare Campus - Case Study of Program Delivery Technologies for the New Parkland Hospital Campus, Dallas

Please join Patrick Casey, Director Design & Construction, Replacement Hospital Program and Shelly Sipes, PMP, Eastern Regional Manager, Critigen

In this session we will review an active case study of the integrated Program Controls Management (PCM) system developed for Parkland Dallas' New Hospital and Campus program. The system utilizes several best-in-class tools to reduce risk and ensure successful on-schedule, on-budget delivery of Parkland’s $1.27 billion replacement program. This program features the construction of a 1.9 million SF full service Acute Care Hospital; 380,000 SF Outpatient Clinic; 275,000 SF Office Center; parking for 6,000 vehicles; central utility plant; and other support facilities to achieve a new healthcare campus.

The presentation will show how the Parkland owner has taken charge to demand a high level of collaboration and visualization for the program. The PCM system leverages several project management tools including BIM as part of the integrated technology suite to enable construction controls processes; reduce conflicts, changes and rework during construction; provide more accurate estimates and coordinate construction scheduling. The presentation will highlight productivity benefits realized through innovative use of off-the-shelf software in an integrated collaboration framework.

Client Snapshot

Seminole County

SCESD is in the midst of a major capital improvement program (CIP) to upgrade and expand the utility infrastructure to support current and projected demand for water, waste water and reclaimed water service.

News + Events

Mature Data Management

Posted: 10/13/2010

Florida’s Seminole County Environmental Services Division (SCESD) is in the midst of a major capital improvement program (CIP) to upgrade and expand its infrastructure to support current and projected demand for water, wastewater and reclaimed water service. The utility was in need of a tool that improves coordination between vital business activities and increases information visibility and work process efficiency for the SCESD.

Next Generation Infrastructure

Posted: 10/1/2010

This is a four-part series on location-based business integration with a focus on supporting the design, construction, operation, and maintenance of physical infrastructure such as transportation, communications networks, and government facilities.