Turner and MCN Build Joint Venture Awarded Contract to Build New Hospital in Washington, D.C.

The new 136-bed acute care hospital and ambulatory care pavilion will offer a wide array of critical health and specialty services to the community. The state-of-the-art facility will include maternal health and newborn nursery and obstetric services. Additional services will include trauma care, orthopedic, cardiac, hypertension, cancer, kidney, rehabilitation, general surgery and mental health. 

“The Turner|MCN team is excited to be a part of this much needed project that will improve healthcare equity in the communities East of the Anacostia,” said Darien Grant, Vice President and General Manger at Turner. “It is incredibly rewarding to know that our work will provide a safe, high quality, and efficient, full-service hospital and ambulatory care facility located close to the residents it is intended to serve. Turner’s healthcare experience combined with MCN’s experience in the District makes this a powerful team prepared to achieve all project goals.”

The Turner|MCN team have agreed to invest at least 35% with local certified business enterprises (CBEs). Grant continued, “We look forward to engaging with the community in order to maximize their involvement during the construction of the facility.”

Construction on the project is scheduled to start in the second quarter of 2022. The ambulatory pavilion is scheduled to open in 2023, and the hospital is scheduled to open in 2024.

About Turner Construction Company and MCN Build
The team comprised of Turner Construction Company and MCN Build each has a significant resume of marquee projects in the Washington, D.C. region, including: the U.S. Capitol Dome Restoration, Audi Field, Conrad Hotel, Martin Luther King Jr. National Memorial, World War II Memorial, and Howard University Interdisciplinary Research Building along with Banneker High School, KIPP DC Ferebee Hope High School, Lubber Run Community Center, Marvin Gaye Recreation Center, and The Triumph. Significant healthcare projects in the region include Adventist Healthcare White Oak Medical Center, Sibley Memorial Hospital, Children’s National Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Princeton Medical and University of Maryland Medical Center.