Creation of the new Mark O. Hatfield Clinical Research Center requires a team approach. The federal government—National Institutes of Health (NIH), NIH Clinical Center, NIH Division of Engineering Services, and General Services Administration—is working in partnership with the following private sector organizations.

Development Manager

Boston Properties, Inc., Washington, D.C.

Architecture

Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Partnership, Portland, Oregon/Washington, D.C.

Hospital Planning

NBBJ, Seattle, Washington
Metcalf Tobey Davis, Reston, Virginia

Medical Equipment Planner

Gene Burton and Associates, Franklin, Tennessee

Materials Management Consultant

Kowalski-Dickow Associates, Mequon, Wisconsin

Laboratory Planning

Earl Walls Associates, San Diego, California
(joint venture with McLellan and Copenhagen, Inc., Cupertino, California)

Structural Engineering

Cagley & Associates, Rockville, Maryland

Mechanical/Electrical Engineering

Affiliated Engineers, Inc., Madison, Wisconsin

Elevator Consultant

John A. Van Deusen & Associates, Livingston, New Jersey

Life Safety Consultant

Rolf Jensen & Associates, Fairfax, Virginia

Security Consultant

Schiff & Associates, Bastrop, Texas
(Kroll)

Site Engineering

Patton Harris Rust & Associates, Chantilly, Virginia

Architectural Products

Architectural Coatings, Inc., Fairfax, Virginia

Landscape Architecture

EDAW, Inc., Alexandria, Virginia

Activation/Relocation Planner

Gilbane Relocation Group, Laurel, Maryland

Construction

Centex Construction Group , Dallas, Texas