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Recently Completed Projects

Selected Projects

Project Name	Date	Location	Contractor	Description
PFH Oncology Center: New Linear Accelerator Door & Duct Shielding	June 2010	Fayette, GA	Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC	Included furnishing and installing one radiation shielding swing vault door (neutron door - 2.36" of lead shielding and 5" of 5% borated polyethylene) and duct shielding above the neutron door both inside and outside the room. Project was completed in four days.
Strongsville FHC Radiation Oncology Center: New Linear Accelerator Door & Duct Shielding	July 2010	Strongsville, OH	Infinity Construction Co., Inc	Included furnishing and installing one radiation shielding swing vault door (neutron door - 1" of lead shielding, 1" of high density polyethylene and 2" of 5% borated polyethylene) and duct shielding above the neutron door outside the room. Project was completed in four days.
Department of Energy/National Energy Technology Laboratory: New Radiation Shielding Sliding Vault Door	August 2010	Morgantown, WV	URS Corporation	Included furnishing and installing one radiation shielding sliding vault door. The door was oversized at 10'3" x 10'9" and required 1" thick lead shielding. We constructed a special crate on castors in order to transport the door shell effectively. We also supplied interlocking lead bricks to be installed by URS on the ceiling of the vault at a later date.
Princess Nora University	March 2011	Riyadh, Saudi Arabia	DKS Medical	Included consulation and development of shielding systems. Provided sheet lead at various thicknesses and lead lined plywoood.
VA Medical Center (Linac Vault)	August 2011	Overland Park, KS	Phoenix Medical Construction	Assisted in design and implementation of additional shielding for a linac vault. Included the installation and support system for approximately 3200 interlocking lead bricks.
Institue of Technology: New Sliding Vault Doors, Lead Brick Shielding & Borated Polyethylene Shielding	November 2011	Atlanta, GA	R.K. Redding Construction, Inc.	Included furnishing and installing two sliding vault neutron doors: one for a neutron generator room and one for a clinac room. The vault doors weighed approximately 18,000 pounds and 24,000 pounds, respectively. In addition to the vault doors, interlocking lead brick, 5% borated polyethylene and sheet lead were installed to shield various walls and duct and pipe penetrations in the ceilings.
Metrohealth Linac Replacement	April 2012	Cleveland, OH	Infinity Construction Company, Inc.	This job consisted of installing one HDR door and frame. This was a retrofit job. The frame was not poured in concrete. To reinforce the frame we used 1/4" x 3" x 6" steel tubing welded to the jambs and header and attached to the floor and deck.

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