The vertical expansion project added three new floors to the existing hospital, including a ninth floor penthouse for the existing and expanded mechanical and elevator systems. Our scope of work included all lighting, power, security, and voice/data systems. Westphal & Co. provided preliminary lighting and power on the eighth floor for the new neonatal and pediatric intensive care units and shell space on the seventh floor for a future patient care build-out.

The scope of work for the NICU-PICU project included all necessary lighting, power, medical systems, security and voice/data systems to complete the neonatal intensive care rooms and support areas, pediatric intensive care rooms and support areas, pediatric oral care areas, and a new pediatric pharmacy.

Our scope of work for the pediaric/neonatal diagnostics pavilion included all necessary lighting, power, medical systems, security and voice/data systems, a new MRI suite, CT scanner, radio frequency shielding room, ultrasound rooms, prep/recovery rooms, and a state-of-the-art hybrid operating room utilizing the latest in world-class technologies.

The University of Wisconsin Rehabilitation Hospital serves patients who require rehabilitation following a stroke, brain or spinal cord injuries. This building is a 2-story, 58,000 square-foot, slab-on-grade structure. There are 50 patient rooms, a kitchen and servery, physical therapy gym, specialized therapy rooms and staff support areas. Our scope of work included lighting, power, emergency power, generator, site lighting, site communications duct bank, lightning protection, fire alarm and nurse call.

Westphal & Copmany, Inc was awarded the build out of the 7^th floor at the American Family Children’s Hospital which houses the Universal Care Unit made up of 24 patient rooms, offices, and nurse call stations. Prefabrication of headwalls, conduit, branch wire, electrical panels, devices, and lighting allow the team to finish within the 7-month project schedule.