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ASHE 50th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition 2013

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Using IPD Lite Delivery Method for a Proton Beam Therapy Project

Track : PDC for the Facility Manager

Program Code: 490

Date: Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Time: 9:10 AM to 10:00 AM EST

Location: GWCC, C204

PRIMARY SPEAKER :

Chris Hilgemann, Director � Facilities Project Development & Technology, Mayo Clinic

Chris Hilgemann is the Director of Facilities Project Development & Technology and has over thirty-one years of leadership, project development, project management, facilities engineering, planning, design, and construction experience. He has been at Mayo Clinic in Arizona for the past twenty-two years and Mayo Clinic in Minnesota for seven years. Chris has managed and/or led teams to develop over $900 million in large scale and minor capital projects for clinic, hospital, research, education, proton beam therapy, data center, utilities infrastructure, Central Plants, and office space as well as strategic campus development projects. Chris has a BS in Electrical and Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin and has been a member of ASHE for nine years and CASHE for five years. At the end of 2011, he completed three years as member at large on the CASHE Board of Directors. Developed the $382 million Proton Beam Therapy project as the AZ Facilities Project Director from inception through approval. Developed the $182 million AZ project facilities scope, cost estimate, and schedule and collaborated with Rochester's Project Director to coordinate the proton equipment selection, sales agreement, and equipment to building interface (EBI) process. This project includes identical proton vault buildings in Arizona and Minnesota as well as all associated utilities and central plant infrastructure. Developed and implemented the Arizona project delivery team structure. Managed project development of the facilities scope to the space program, contractor cost development, facilities and equipment cost estimates, and design/construction schedules for the $130 million Phoenix Campus Advancement Project (PCAP) from inception through approval. Effectively handed off to Facilities Project Management for clear understandings of the scope, estimates, and schedule. AZ Facilities Project Director for Enterprise Facilities collaboration and coordination, Proton equipment installation planning/hand-off, AZ/Enterprise leadership and communications, and EBI design completion in developing the Proton Beam Therapy project. Presented project internally and publically.

Description

Mayo Clinic is developing two proton beam therapy cancer treatment facilities and will ramp up eight pencil beam scanning gantries between 2015 and early 2017. To develop these two sites, Mayo Clinic chose to use the the integrated project delivery method to maximize the collective talents, resources, and collaboration techniques of the owner, architects, construction managers, subcontractors, and proton equipment vendor. This session will enable you to:

Discuss the integrated project delivery process and the benefits of using it on a complex design and construction project.
Describe the issues to be considererd to assure a building can accommodate installation of proton therapy equipment.
Participate in proton equipment vendor selection and sales agreement and operations and maintenance agreement negotiations.
Define proton �pencil beam� scanning and explain when it might be adopted by a facility.

LEARNER OUTCOMES:

Define proton "pencil beam" scanning.
Describe the advantages for cancer care with Protons versus traditional X-Rays (Photons)
Learn the Owner's perspective on Integrated Project Delivery Lite (IPD Lite) and Early Lessons Learned.
Understand an Owner's process for proton equipment vendor selection, Sales Agreement and Operation & Maintainance Agreement negotiations, and the Equipment to Building Interface process.

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(Code: 490)

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Using IPD Lite Delivery Method for a Proton Beam Therapy Project

ASHE 50th Annual Conference and Technical Exhibition 2013 Full Online Access Set