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2014-05-15 06:00:00| Industrial Newsroom - All News for Today

SOMERVILLE, N.J. - Scheduled for fall 2014 completion, the 2.5 million-square-foot new Parkland Hospital is the largest healthcare construction project in the nation. The new facility will take the citizens of Dallas County well into the 22nd century according to Parkland Fire Marshal Michael Rader. It will replace the current Parkland Hospital, which was built in 1954. Rader oversees the life safety code compliance within Parkland to ensure the fire safety of patients, visitors and staff ...This story is related to the following:Safety and Security EquipmentElectronic Equipment & Devices | Systems Software

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