Auburn worked with REOS Medical to perform upgrades to all the active OR department for new surgical lighting, monitors, medical gases and infrastructure to support DaVinci robotic surgical machinery. Auburn work diligently with hospital infectious disease control departments to maintain construction delineation to not impair or affect adjacent and active operating rooms. Work consisted of temporary wall structures and negative air balancing being adjusted on a daily basis to logistically accommodate hospitals needs during active construction. Mew scope of work included demolition of existing surgical lights, power feeds and controls and medical gases serving the department to make way for new machinery and equipment. Auburn and it’s team installed new structural support for light and monitor booms/mounts, ran new gases to isolation panels to support new medical gas column installations. New architectural finishes once installed once mechanical support systems we’re installed and operational.