Bierlein Companies – Bronson Hospital

Bierlein Companies – Bronson Hospital

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Bierlein Companies – Bronson Hospital

KEY FACTS

KEY FACTS

Location: Kalamazoo, MI

Type: Laboratory Decommissioning

Scope: Disassemble, disconnect and remove lab furniture and fume hoods from the entire hospital area under demo.

Duration: 4 weeks

Client: Bierlein Companies for Bronson Hospital

Bierlein Companies was hired to do a demolition project for Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo Michigan.  Included in the demo were several floors of laboratories filled with laboratory casework and fume hoods.  Quantum purchased the laboratory equipment from Bierlein and did the decommission and clean out at Quantum’s expense. It is significant to note, that the laboratory equipment was in excellent condition. Quantum always makes its best attempt pay the owner for the equipment and include the demo at no charge, or at least vastly reduce the cost of the interior demo and equipment removal.  However, in some cases this is not practical because of the age of the equipment and the amount of refurbishing it will take to get it in shape for resale. Nevertheless, even if a company has to pay Quantum to do the removal, it is almost always better to have the equipment refurbished and resold to labs across the country, rather than throw it in landfill.

Project details:
Dismantling, disconnecting and removal involved:
Close to 100 Fisher Hamilton fume hoods
Several thousand feet of case work and cabinets
Quantum supplied all necessary labor, materials, transportation, equipment, tools, supplies, temporary lighting, and electrical disconnects at no cost to the Seller.

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Centocor (Johnson & Johnson)

Centocor (Johnson & Johnson)

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Centocor (Johnson & Johnson)

KEY FACTS

Location: Radnor PA

Type: Laboratory demolition

Scope: Disconnect and remove all laboratory equipment and fixtures, transformers, switchgear, (11) walk-in coolers and freezers, and miscellaneous equipment and fixtures including ceiling tiles and doors

Duration: 2 weeks

Client: AES for Johnson & Johnson subsidiary Centocor

Quantum Technology was brought in to purchase and remove the Laboratory Case work and walk in coolers from the former Johnson & Johnson subsidiary, Centocor Ortho Biomed, in Radnor PA.

Project Details:
Quantum disconnected and removed all casework in the facility, including the counter tops and overhead cabinets. These fixtures along with other laboratory accessories were refurbished and resold to other labs in the country.  Often the seller of the lab will provide the labor to disconnect the electric and plumbing, but when this is not possible, Quantum will provide these contractors. The walk in coolers were disassembled, removed, and shipped to Quantum’s warehouse. From there they are packaged and resold either to other labs or other industry sectors including restaurants and cafeterias. The compressors were marketed and sold with the walk in boxes, but they could easily be sold as replacement units as well for existing installations. Sometimes equipment that is warehoused can take several years to move from inventory. Quantum has a near zero landfill policy. Even doors and ceiling tiles are removed and resold.

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