News: Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 15, 2008
Skanska USA completes 6,500 s/f CyberKnife at Stamford Hospital
Skanska USA Building Inc. completed the new CyberKnife Center at Stamford Hospital.
Skanska provided pre-construction and construction management services to this 6,500 s/f project that began in September 2007.
The CyberKnife Center is part of the larger five-year construction program contracted to Skanska USA at Stamford Hospital. To date, nine projects have been completed or are in construction with another nine to twelve projects planned over the next three years. The projects range from a 44,000 s/f fit-out of clinical space to the construction of a new pulmonary unit and construction of a cardiovascular unit.
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