University of Texas Health Science Center IDIQ

Location

Tyler, Texas

Size

Various

Project Highlights

Medical Office Building Facility Assessment, Cath Lab Renovation, Biomedical Vivarium Renovation, Operating Room Air Handler Change Out, Installation of Bio Medical Lab Freezers, Penthouse Air Handlers Change Out

Services Provided

MEP Engineering

Teliosity was selected to provide MEP engineering services for an IDIQ contract with the University of Texas Health Science Center Tyler. There were several renovation projects on the campus. A few of the more notable projects and services are outlined below.

Biomedical Vivarium Renovation
This vivarium renovation consisted of expanding the facility’s current space for additional testing spaces for biomedical research. These spaces required the design and implementation of new dedicated mechanical systems without affecting the existing space operation.

Operating Room Air Handler Change Out
The air handler replacement project was focused on the replacement of the chilled water air handling units that had been dedicated to each operating room. During this renovation, Teliosity had to consider modular equipment that could be lowered into the basement mechanical room and assembled in place to replace the outdated system. In addition to the mechanical air handling updates, the room was updated mechanically to include smoke removal as required by the Texas Department of Health.

Installation of Biomedical Lab Freezers
With the growth of the Biomedical facilities, the mechanical system serving numerous lab spaces had to be re-evaluated and new load analysis completed. Due to these new system additions, Teliosity designed and integrated new mechanical systems and equipment to supplement the growing need of the facility freezer requirements.

University of Texas Health Science Center at Tyler Solar Energy Project by Telios PC
Teliosity was selected to provide MEP engineering services for an IDIQ contract with the University of Texas Health Science Center Tyler. There were several renovation projects on the campus. A few of the more notable projects and services are outlined below.

Biomedical Vivarium Renovation
This vivarium renovation consisted of expanding the facility’s current space for additional testing spaces for biomedical research. These spaces required the design and implementation of new dedicated mechanical systems without affecting the existing space operation.

Operating Room Air Handler Change Out
The air handler replacement project was focused on the replacement of the chilled water air handling units that had been dedicated to each operating room. During this renovation, Teliosity had to consider modular equipment that could be lowered into the basement mechanical room and assembled in place to replace the outdated system. In addition to the mechanical air handling updates, the room was updated mechanically to include smoke removal as required by the Texas Department of Health.

Installation of Biomedical Lab Freezers
With the growth of the Biomedical facilities, the mechanical system serving numerous lab spaces had to be re-evaluated and new load analysis completed. Due to these new system additions, Teliosity designed and integrated new mechanical systems and equipment to supplement the growing need of the facility freezer requirements.