285 Sound
Greenwich, CT- 2026Unit Zone
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Electrical Work
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To demolish an accy bulding and Construct a new 2400sq foot garage for Parks and Rec maintenance (AKA 360 Grumman Avenue).
$1.8MInterior renovations.
$1MConstruct a urology suite with physicians' offices on the fourth floor. Use Group B. Work area: 4,932 SF.
$1.9MThird-floor tenant improvement for Use Group B medical offices. Work area: 26,600 SF.
$9.3MRefurbishment work on the Labor and Delivery floor, Level 1, at Stamford Hospital’s Whittingham Pavilion, covering approximately 17,000 SF. Construction will be phased. All areas, except those in the construction phase, are expected to remain occupied for their intended use. The scope includes renovation of inpatient rooms, staff areas, and locker rooms; 1 OR; and renovation or upgrade of the services. The physicians’ on-call rooms are an enabling phase of the Labor and Delivery project. These rooms are on Level 2 of the Whittingham Pavilion. The scope includes refurbishing existing rooms to convert them into physicians’ sleeping and resting areas (“on-call rooms”) and adding a bathroom with a toilet and shower.
$8MGut rehabilitation of the maternity floor (20,000 SF on the second floor).
$8.1MWhittingham Pavillion, LVL 2 New Born Intensive Care Rejuvenation Project Work description updated to reflect the following additional details:"The proposed work is in the Stamford Hospital Whittingham Pavilion, 109 W Broad Street, CT 06902. It is on Lvl 2- Existing Neonatal intensive care unit. (NICU).; The existing NICU is app 7286 SF. New work will be on the same external envelope therefore the area for new work will also be app 7286 SF. New work does not have any window replacements. The new work use remains unchanged it being primary NICU health care for 30 occupants.; The existing work will be fully gut/demolished.; New internal layout is offering 5 single rooms, 3 double rooms 1 open quad room, and services room to support these patient rooms such as-equipment storage, soiled holding, clean storage, electrical closet, milk prep room, med room, family storage room nurses’ stations, staff area, and toilet rooms.; New work includes replacement of HVAC -draw from the existing truck line (no new RTU), Electrical feeds no from an existing source, New Sprinkler layout, and smoke alarm. Security, Nurse Call, and low voltage work to support the layout. Noted 6/3/22: MK.
$4.5MTemporary NICU renovation. Interior renovation: wall infill, ceiling replacement, and MEP and IT upgrades.
$300K