Construction firm Robins & Morton celebrated the ribbon cutting of the new Permian Basin Behavioral Health Center on May 6 in Midland, Texas.
The 200-bed, $232 million facility, built on a 54-acre site, offers short- and long-term treatment for patients of all ages. It includes a crisis stabilization unit, outpatient center, state-of-the-art amenities, and a community education center.
The facility was developed by the Texas Facilities Commission and is operated by a new entity co-sponsored by Midland County Hospital District and Ector County Hospital District. The project was funded by the State of Texas and a wide variety of Permian Basin individuals and charitable organizations.
“We are honored to celebrate the ribbon cutting of the Permian Basin Behavioral Health Center, a project that stands as a testament to the power of collaboration and community commitment,” Robins & Morton Division Manager Eric Groat said. “This facility will provide essential mental health resources to Midland and the surrounding region, and we are proud to have partnered with the Texas Facilities Commission and local stakeholders to bring this vision to life. We look forward to seeing the lasting, positive impact this facility will have for many years to come.”
Robins & Morton served as the general contractor. HKS was the architect.
