Case Study: Aviano AFB Hospital, Italy
Client required the reevaluation of a five-year-old CID package.
All parties were interviewed and new requirements were incorporated into the design. Product provisioning included international shipping and customs. The initial outfitting of this project was multi-phased to accommodate the construction schedule. Our team successfully managed unexpected construction delays and interactions with Italian authorities. Our logistics plan offered maximum flexibility, and as a result, the obstacles listed above did not impact the schedule or our successful execution of this contract.
Contract Award: September 23, 2005
Project Value: $2,097,558
Completion: May 10, 2007
Scope:
- Project Management Services
- Interior Design
- Comprehensive Furnishing and Fixtures Services
- Transition Plan
- Physical Move
- Warehousing
- Logistics
- Asset Inventory
- DRMO
- Final Turnover and Closeout
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Aviano AFB, Italy
David Grant Medical Center
Evans Army Community Hospital
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Schriever Air Force Base 
Federal Client