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Richard Lent, LEED AP

Vice President Estimating

EDUCATION
University of Oregon
B.S. Construction Management

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
33

YEARS WITH BARR & BARR
29

Dick has 33 years in the industry working solely in the Mid Atlantic region. His fi nger is on the pulse of accurate up to date
market pricing indexes. He constantly monitors the construction industry looking for volatility that could impact pricing or
availability. Dick is always looking to be ahead of the pricing curve.

SIMILAR PROJECTS

NY Hospital Queens, Flushing, NY North Shore LIJ Hospital Center, New Hyde Park, NY
301,425 SF. The New York Hospital Queens Master Plan Project 5,000 SF. The scope of work included a new 15 Bed Cardiology
featured a seven-story, 202,000 square foot addition, as well Holding Unit, Replacement of the Gamma Camera, a fourth
as renovations to adjoining areas of the Hospital. The West Cardiac Catherization Lab and an Electrophysiology Lab (EP).
Wing Addition includes a new Ambulatory Surgery Center,
new main entrance and lobby, Non-Invasive Cardiology Suite, Northern Westchester Hospital Services, Mount Kisco, NY
two fl oors of Med/Surg beds and Medical Practices offi ces 18,000 SF.. The Surgical Services Project expanded the existing
on the basement level. surgical suite by 18,000 s.f. adding six new OR’s and 14 PACU
stations to their surgical suite. This project was built over the
Hudson Valley Hospital Center, Cortlandt Manor, NY existing ED and required the structural reinforcing of existing
127,000 SF. The Hudson Valley Hospital Center Major facility to accommodate the new facility built on the former
Modernization project expanded the current facility with a roof of the existing ED.
new four-story patient bed tower that includes patient and
dialysis rooms on three fl oors and a new entry lobby and Lutheran Medical Center, Brooklyn NY
expansion of the Emergency Department on the main fl oor. EMERGENGY AND SICU DEPARTMENT
The new two-story addition includes two new state-of-the- 9,840 SF. A HEAL 7 Grant funded the renovation of the existing
art operating rooms with holding/recovery areas and PT/OT Emergency Department and the upgrade of the existing SICU
room. The existing PCU has been expanded by an addition Department. Emergency Department: Upgrade includes the
on the existing second fl oor roof. The site was reworked to addition of treatment areas, isolation rooms and upgraded
accommodate the new construction and a three-story, 450 mechanical infrastructure. SICU Department: Renovation
space, parking garage was included. includes the upgrade of patient rooms, including the installation
of new patient headwall units, medical gas upgrades and new
Maimonides Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY electrical services.
81,000 SF. The Maimonides Medical Center Major Modernization Both projects include new HVAC upgrades which include the
Project consists of the construction of a nine (9) story addition installation of two new rooftop air handling units.
to the present Aaron Building. The new building also connects
to the existing Gellman Building. A new elevator and utility MAJOR MODERNIZATION
core serves all three (3) buildings. Renovation of the existing This fast track project consisted of extensive renovation to high
Aaron building was done along with the new construction. volume clinical areas including the Emergency Department,
Labor and Delivery, Radiology Department, Endoscopy Unit and
South Nassau Communities Hospital, Oceanside, NY fl ooring upgrades to the entire Operating Room Suite. Included
14,000 SF. The South Nassau Communities Hospital in the program was the extensive upgrade to the resident on
Emergency Department is expanding. This is southern call areas, the renovation to the MIS Department, construction
Nassau County’s only Trauma Level II Center. Looking of the New Medical Records Department and renovations
to continue their state-of-the-art emergency care to the to the Building Systems/Service areas. Additionally, major
residents of the South Shore, this project will increase the mechanical upgrades were performed to the existing roof top
Emergency Department’s square footage from 16,000 to air handler units and a major upgrade was performed to the
30,000 square feet. This will give them the necessary room existing vertical transportation system. This work included
to accommodate a projected 70,000 patient visits each year the mechanical and cosmetic upgrade of 8 elevators and the
as well as establish dedicated areas for behavioral health and conversion of 4 existing lifts to freight elevators.
pediatric emergencies