Builder Chosen For Project
O'Brien Builders has been appointed by Touro University's School of Osteopathic Medicine to transform Building H-89 on Mare Island into a new clinical skills center. The project will result in a new 6,272-square-foot training facility with 17 exam training rooms and two assembly areas.
The work will include a new roof system, new exterior stucco siding, new mechanical HVAC and plumbing systems, revised electrical systems and site work.
The expected completion date is Nov. 5, allowing students to use the facility for their scheduled training exercises. O'Brien Builders has completed six other construction projects at Touro University, most recently two lecture halls for Touro's School of Pharmacy.
Monday, October 22, 2007
Solano's Got It!
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