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Washington University in St. Louis Dedicates Preston M. Green Hall
Washington University in St. Louis dedicated Preston M. Green Hall in September of 2011. The interdisciplinary facility is designed to support collaborative research and education for the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Providing classrooms and 17 laboratories, the building houses the Department of Electrical & Systems Engineering, the International Center for Advanced Renewable Energy & Sustainability (I-CARES), and space for the Department of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering.
Fresenius Opens GMP Manufacturing Facility
Fresenius opened a $27 million GMP manufacturing facility in Quy Nhon, Vietnam, in September of 2011. The 161,459-sf project will support production of infusion therapy and clinical nutrition products for the healthcare industry.
MaineGeneral Medical Center Breaks Ground on Augusta Hospital
MaineGeneral Medical Center broke ground on a $312 million hospital in Augusta in September of 2011. The 640,000-sf facility will house 192 private patient rooms, technology-rich operating rooms, an emergency department, and a 300-seat education center for conferences and events. Completion is expected in summer of 2014.
Spectra Tech Provides Customized Facility Solutions for Federal Agencies
Spectra Tech, a provider of facility services and solutions for the federal government, has announced the company's launch as part of a joint venture with Bering Straits Native Corporation. Spectra Tech provides a single source for secured facility services and solutions, including facility relocation management; information and technology; facility operations and maintenance; modular building systems; and construction.
University of Nevada, Reno Opens Health Sciences Building
The University of Nevada Reno opened the $46 million William N. Pennington Health Sciences Building in September of 2011. The three-story, 59,000-sf building houses two lecture halls, four simulation labs, 14 medical training offices, an anatomy lab, and a nursing skills lab. The facility was built by Sundt Construction of Tucson. Ground was broken on the project in December of 2009.