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BI Lahey Transplant Conference Room
BI Lahey Transplant Conference Room
BI / Lahey in Burlington Massachusetts approached MEC Technologies for their New Transplant Area Conference room. Unlike most typical conference rooms; this room would utilize the latest trend of using Moveable tables (8 in all) to Mimic a traditional Large Conference table. With the added benefit of modern group style configuration possible.
This presented a unique challenge as the mandate was: “No wires on the table”. MEC installed multiple Tri-Element, 360-degree coverage, microphones for Audio Conferencing. This space also incorporates wireless connection for presentation. The additional request was up to 35 people can be present in the space at any one time.
MEC installed a 98” High Definition Display for main viewing coupled with additional side HD Displays for alternative / augmented viewing for all participants. These additional displays can be extended out and articulated for best viewing. The room features the latest in touchpanel control which includes device/display selection and full Audio-Conferencing Control. Lastly, in keeping with state-of-the-art theme, Video Conference (Soft codec) is utilized via USB connection/Camera control.
Currently, this space is the highest technology space available at the facility, and as such, much sought after for booking!
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Lowell General Hospital Electrical Infrastructure
Lowell General Hospital Electrical Infrastructure
This $5,300,000 project consisted of the renovation and upgrade of Lowell General Hospital’s 500 sq.ft. campus normal and emergency electrical systems over 19 months. MEC was responsible for renovations to the existing and construction of an addition for the new diesel fire pump and creation of new 2 hour rated emergency electrical rooms. Installation of duct banks ran through the parking lot and pedestrian walkways requiring close scheduling and coordination with hospital security.
A temporary pump was installed to maintain the responsibility of the existing fire protection system during and prior to installation of the new fire pump. ASHE standards and strict guidelines from the hospitals infection control officer were followed.
MEC performing 95% of the labor maintained the level of quality it is known for.
The complexity of removing and installing an existing electrical service and fire pump all while a 500 sq.ft. working hospital continued its day to day operations makes this a notable project. The coordination with the hospital staff was critical during switch over’s and was a key element for the success of this project.