For more than a decade, Telios has been working on various initiatives with Harris HEB Hospital and enjoys a strong relationship with the hospital’s Facilities Management team. Past projects have ranged from standard MEP design services for additions and renovations to emergency power system commissioning, central plant upgrade, surgical suite IAQ remediation, and energy efficiency improvements. Telios partnered with the hospital in pursuit of the development of a long-term energy management program aimed at reducing energy costs and boosting the hospital’s national energy ranking. The Director of Engineering has committed to participating in the EPA and American Society of Healthcare Engineers (ASHE) Energy Efficiency Commitment (E2C) program, and Telios was tasked with leading the effort to implement policies, training, and infrastructure to ensure energy consumption can be effectively controlled on an ongoing basis.
The Harris HEB Hospital improvement plan is a continuous ongoing work in progress. Operatin costs, started to decline steadily, and the executive leadership’s commitment, along with Telios’ innovative approach, are forecasted to raise the hospital’s national ranking into the top 25% quartile – a significant feat for a facility constructed in 1973.
Completed Projects
- 485,000 SF Master Planning of MEP Systems
- 48,000 SF Women’s Center
Central Utility Plant Upgrade - 18,000 SF Radiology Department Addition
- 18,000 SF Cardiac Step-Down Unit Renovation
- 12,000 SF NICU Renovation
- 5,000 SF CATH Lab Addition
- 2,000 SF USP Pharmacy Upgrade
- 8,000 SF Psychiatric Nursing Suite Renovation
- 37,000 SF Shell Expansion
- 17,000 SF ICU
- 11,000 SF ED Expansion
- Campus Electrical Distribution Upgrade
