Overview Pinon Health Center is a federally funded construction project for the Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Services, Dallas, TX, is located approximately 270 miles West/Northwest of Albuquerque, “WELL off the beaten path”, on the Navajo Reservation and will provide medical services for its residents. This 6,451 gross square meters structure is one-story with a partial basement. It is one of many upgrades to the medical facilities for the Navajo Nation and will replace two smaller existing Pinon Health Stations.

Details GARDNER ZEMKE MECHANICAL and ELECTRICAL mobilized and began the initial stages of construction for the underground and exterior site work associated with the Pinon Health Center in early June 2003. The project has an overall completion time frame of 24-months, and construction is scheduled to complete by March 2005.

The Mechanical Systems consist of two air cooled chillers, three heating water boilers, one domestic water boiler, one pressure booster pump, chilled water and heating water pumps, dental air and vacuum systems, five VAV air handling units, four roof top air handling units, one computer room unit, 118 VAV boxes with reheat, and exhaust fans.

The Electrical System consists of a 750kva generator, fire alarm system, nurse call system, premise wiring system, lightning protection system, along with general lighting and power.