Fort Sill – Medical Home Fire Center Clinic

Robins & Morton repaired and renewed approximately 18,000 square feet of Building 4301 in order to provide a functional clinic that delivers the government’s “Patient Centered Medical Home” model of healthcare. This project provides for a complete renewal and repair of all failed and failing systems, components of systems, finishes, etc. of the Fire Center Clinic, Warriors Transition Unit and Clinic and Patient Advocacy. The approximate square footage of the renewed/repaired Fire Center Clinic is 11,000 square feet. The Warriors Transition Unit (WTU) as well as the Clinic and Patient Advocacy were previously housed in the area became the Fire Center Clinic. As part of this task order, a portion of the A and B wings of building 4301 was repaired/renewed in order to house the WTU and the Clinic and Patient Advocacy. The approximate combined square footage of the renewed/repaired A and B wings is 7,000. WTU and Clinic and Patient Advocacy now occupy A and B wings, which allowed for a phased portion of the Fire Center Clinic work to begin. The actual Fire Center Clinic was phased as well.

Owner

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

Location

Fort Sill, Oklahoma

Architect

REA Architecture

Size

18,000 SF

Fort Sill Medical Home Fire Center Clinic

This important project will allow the facility to continue its mission to provide medical support in the military operations environment. Your team’s dedication and commitment to construct this complicated project was well done.

Jason Burns,  Project Manager Reynolds Army Community Hospital

Project Expertise

Would you like to know more about this project?

Back to Projects