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Loading the next page.Electrical, fire alarm, and structured-cabling craftsmen for an Oklahoma State University health sciences building — a hybrid education and medical-teaching facility in Tulsa requiring multi-code compliance.
The OSU Health Sciences building expansion in Tulsa serves a hybrid role — medical teaching and clinical-simulation space plus traditional university instructional and administrative use. The electrical, fire alarm, and low-voltage scopes had to satisfy both healthcare-adjacent code requirements (for the clinical-simulation and teaching-hospital interfaces) and standard education-building code across the academic portions of the facility.
A building with both clinical-simulation suites and traditional classrooms can't be staffed like a pure academic project — the clinical portions demand healthcare-construction-trained craftsmen who know Article 517 and NFPA 99, and those craftsmen have to coordinate with academic-side installers on the shared systems (fire alarm backbone, IT infrastructure, essential-power distribution). We staffed craftsmen comfortable across both code regimes so the project didn't have to run two parallel dispatch streams.
Trades Deployed
Licensed electricians for commercial and industrial electrical systems, high-voltage, and control wiring.
Licensed fire alarm technicians for system installation, programming, and inspection.
Low-voltage cabling specialists for data, voice, and fiber optic infrastructure.
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