Hospitals and clinics, where the spec and the schedule both matter. Gage supplies the redundant service, the distribution, the cable and raceway, and the lighting for facilities that stay open through construction.
A healthcare project carries the strictest electrical spec most contractors will see, on a site that is occupied and operating. These are the six places the material matters most.
Dual utility services and the pad-mounted or substation transformers behind them, sized for growth.
Switchgear and protection arranged so a fault isolates without touching the essential system.
Feeders, branch circuit wire, and control cable to the ratings and colors the spec calls for.
Conduit, wireway, and enclosures for corridors, mechanical rooms, and the ceiling space above patient areas.
Interior fixtures, exit and emergency lighting, and site and parking lighting with the lamps to maintain them.
Barricades, signage, and lockout/tagout for phased work around patients and staff, plus PPE and first aid for the crews.
What a healthcare bill of materials usually covers by category. Send yours in any form and we'll quote it as one list.
| Service | Dual service transformers, metering and termination enclosures |
|---|---|
| Distribution | Switchgear, protection, instrument transformers |
| Cable | Feeders, branch wire, control cable, grounding |
| Raceway | Conduit, wireway, enclosures, fittings |
| Lighting | Interior, exit and emergency, site and parking fixtures, lamps |
| Safety | PPE, first aid, spill control |
| Site control | Barricades, signage, lockout/tagout for phased work |
| Delivery | Phased to the site on the dates the shutdowns allow |
The same four things we bring to every project, applied to a build where the shutdown windows are measured in hours.
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