Springfield Regional Medical Center
Springfield, Ohio

The site development of 40 acres for a new 500,000 SF state-of-the-art regional hospital facility and adjoining medical office building on a reclaimed urban brownfield site in the downtown Springfield Urban Core Redevelopment Area involves mass rock blasting for the lower levels of the hospital. Crushed on-site excavated rock will be used for site development, which consists of entry drives with patient drop of plazas, staff and visitor parking, ambulatory drop-off, service entrance, fire access lanes, walking paths, and helicopter landing area. The project involves construction of a water line loop and sanitary sewers to serve the new buildings, in addition to high-capacity natural gas lines and innovative storm water collection. Existing main line storm sewers located within previously abandoned city streets will be re-used in-place to collect site storm water. Project also involves the relocation of adjacent City arterial streets and utilities outside the Hospital development site limits.