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News & Events
September 18th, 2009
CNCS Breaks Ground on Tahlequah City Hospital Project
Cherokee Nation Construction Services breaks ground on
Tahlequah City Hospital Project
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Cherokee Nation
Construction Services and Tahlequah
City Hospital broke ground recently
on a project to expand and improve
the hospital’s facilities. Construction
on a new three-story, 34,000–square-foot
medical office building will begin
this month.
“We are committed to working with
local providers when there is expertise available,” said Brian Woodliff,
president and CEO, Tahlequah City
Hospital. “We are thrilled that
the Cherokee Nation has brought
construction expertise to Tahlequah.”
Cherokee Nation Construction Services
was awarded the $4.5 million
design-build contract in June 2009.
This is the first collaboration
between CNCS and the city of Tahlequah.
“This is a very exciting project
for us and for the city of Tahlequah,”
said Ryan Holderby, project manager,
Cherokee Nation Construction Services.
“This new facility will provide local
access to specialty care that this area
needs.”
In addition to the new structure,
the project also includes renovations
of the hospital’s existing buildings.
The new medical office building will
be used for specialty services such as cardiology, nephrology and orthopedics,
and it will house non-clinical hospital
staff. The addition of the new building
and renovations will allow for better
service for clinical patients.
“We are very pleased that the services
we provide will meet the hospital’s
needs and be a positive experience
for both of our companies and most
importantly, for the citizens of
Tahlequah,” said Bryan Collins, CEO,
Cherokee Nation Construction Services.
CNCS has completed other projects in
the Tahlequah area, including the
Sequoyah High School athletic facility
and Cherokee Casino Tahlequah.
Construction on the Tahlequah City
Hospital project is expected to be
complete by April 2010.
Cherokee Nation Construction Services
is wholly owned by the Cherokee Nation.
The Cherokee Nation has been committed
to economic and workforce development
since the founding of Cherokee Nation
Industries in 1969. The purpose of
Cherokee Construction Management is
to provide consistency in construction
operations for the Cherokee Nation;
ensure compliance with internal and
external rules, regulations and policies;
and effect efficiency methods and
results in construction projects.
For more information on Cherokee Nation
Construction Services, visit the
company’s Web site at http://www.cherokee-corp.com/construction/overview.php.
Photo Cutline: Cherokee Nation
Construction Services and Tahlequah
City Hospital employees break ground
on a new three-story, 34,000–square-foot
medical office building. The new
building will be used for specialty
care and house all non-clinical
hospital staff.
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