Intro
As part of the modernization of Liberia’s health infrastructure, including the implementation of clinical research programs for the control and prevention of infectious diseases, the JFK Hospital in Monrovia has decided to completely rehabilitate its entire medical imaging suite. The realization of this work, all trades, has been entrusted to SFEH and its African platform for execution and maintenance, the company I2E. The project involved the demolition of existing premises, their refurbishment, the preparation of all rooms to receive the various imaging modalities, including the CT Scan and MRI. The removal of the existing structure and roof and its replacement by a steel structure, insulation and waterproofing roof; the construction of a remote technical platform housing energy production, emergency and protection equipment and water treatment.
abstract
Turnkey solution: technical studies, construction, installation, maintenance.
In Monrovia
Liberia
from early 2018 to may 2019
By gathering a lot
of specific know-how
in a wide range of fields
The Monrovia Memorial Hospital is regarded as the best hospital in Liberia. The private hospital provides diagnostic, radiology, general surgery, inpatient and outpatient services.
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After the technical studies were carried out, the first phase of the work was
devoted to the complete destruction and cleaning of the former premises.
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Some partitioning work were carried out to improve the layout of the premises
and new electrical and plumbing distribution networks have been installed.
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The roof and existing structure over the entire department have been removed
and replaced. All the external facades and reception area have been thoroughly renovated.
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A new technical platform for electrical and plumbing installations has been built
outside the hospital to reduce nuisance and facilitate access for maintenance.
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Partners
We are particularly proud to have contributed to the improvement of Liberia’s health infrastructure and we would like to thank the partners who have placed their trust in us for this project: The Mitchell Group, the Leidos laboratory and the NIH.
