The Brian D. Jellison Cancer Institute, Cancer Pavilion Phase 3 Architectural and Engineering Services

The scope of work for this project includes architectural and engineering services for the development of the design, development scope, and subsequent final construction documents of a new 7 story, approximately 200,000-square-foot, outpatient cancer institute, lease space, associated support space, and Critical and / or Emergency Energy Utility options located at 1941 Waldemere Street, Sarasota, Florida (the “New Outpatient Cancer Institute”). The New Outpatient Cancer Institute will include but is not limited to the following programming designed vertically: Level One will include radiation oncology, two linear accelerators and one shelled diagnostic imaging (potentially to include: PET/CT, CT, MRI) and the main lobby. Level Two will consist of four surgical suites with required outpatient pre & post-op recovery, associated support space, and diagnostic imaging, with a pedestrian connection to the existing Oncology in-patient facility, as well as to a new parking structure. Level Three is lease space and will consist of Infusion, Phlebotomy, PET / CT, and dedicated lobby. Level Four will be lease space Physician Offices, Patient Clinic, and Phlebotomy. Level Five will be SMH Physicians Practice, SMH staff offices, Integrated Medicine, and Registry / Support. Level Six will be shelled space. Level Seven will be SMH staff offices, SMH Infusion, SMH Breast Health, and conference rooms. Additionally, the project will include but not limited to: A 7 story, 2 bay parking structure, connected on at least 3 levels of the Outpatient Cancer Pavilion. The Critical and / or Emergency Energy Utility options may include but will not be limited to additional emergency redundancy equipment located at the project site in a separate structure. The architectural and engineering services will include, but are not limited to design development level programming, finalized in construction documents, design development level site planning, finalized in construction documents, forecast permitting of scope, construction document development of site work, and civil work aligned with future master planning of adjacent buildings. The site work infrastructure also includes, but is not limited to coordination with public utilities, communications providers, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection and structural design work for the development of the New Outpatient Cancer Pavilion. The scope of work may include consideration of additional buildings, roadways, and services whether contiguous to the hospital, or freestanding, and programming of their services.

Architectural, New Construction.