NEWARK, NJ – STV, a leading professional services firm that plans, designs and manages infrastructure projects across North America, has been selected by the New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) at University Hospital in Newark to provide construction management (CM) advisory and Architecture/Engineering (A/E) services for a new 230,000-square-foot building at Rutgers University’s Newark academic health center campus. STV’s preliminary work will include bridging documents, relocation planning and demolition planning for the new administrative building, which will also provide structured parking.
The new building will help support education, research, and clinical spaces at Rutgers University with a new parking garage and administrative building above.
STV partners with healthcare clients to provide a full suite of programming, architectural and engineering design, as well as program, project and construction management services. The firm’s healthcare expertise entails management of entire capital improvement portfolios to individual projects that include staff augmentation, infrastructure upgrades, hospital campus expansions and completion of new facilities. STV’s industry leaders expand upon industry advancements for critical facilities to improve disaster resilience for the communities hospitals serve. Most recently, the firm was recognized by the Engineering News-Record’s regional best projects program for program management at NYC Health + Hospital’s Ruth Bader Ginsburg Hospital.
STV’s team of program management and construction management experts delivers holistic services for multimillion-dollar projects, including a $700 million health care system restructuring for One Brooklyn Health. The firm’s design experience includes inpatient and outpatient facilities, laboratories and behavioral health facilities like South Beach Psychiatric Center’s New Residential Building. Throughout New England, STV has supported Boston Medical Center additions, several Connecticut Children’s Medical Center projects and Wentworth Institute of Technology’s Center for Engineering, Innovation and Sciences, in addition to renovations across St. Joseph’s Health Network in New Jersey.
