The AdventHealth Castle Rock Cancer Center is a 24,000-square-foot outpatient facility that supports medical oncology, infusion, and radiation oncology services.
RMH provided integrated mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology engineering from schematic design through construction administration. Engineering design supported specialized clinical environments, including exam and procedure rooms, infusion bays, pharmacy and administrative spaces, and a radiation oncology suite with a linear accelerator vault. System infrastructure was planned to allow future expansion with minimal operational impact.
Mechanical scope included HVAC system modifications, zoning, and integration of controls with existing base-building systems. Plumbing and medical gas systems were designed to meet oncology and infusion requirements. Electrical engineering addressed power distribution, lighting, and controls coordinated for clinical workflows and advanced medical equipment. RMH also provided fire alarm and fire suppression performance specifications, along with low-voltage systems for structured cabling, telecom pathways, nurse call, audiovisual, and paging.
Construction-phase services emphasized coordination, constructability, and system performance through submittal reviews, RFIs, and site observations. The completed facility delivers resilient, adaptable building systems supporting high-reliability cancer care for the Castle Rock community.