Skanska's Healthcare Quirk

Skanska's Andrew Quirk is pursuing $500M worth of projects in the Boston area. Well, not alone: in his capacity as head of the company's Healthcare Center of Excellence for hospital, medical research, and office projects.
The projects are in the $25M to $50M range, from design/build to renovations. Gone are the days of double-digit annual increases in construction spending. Now, his clients are consolidating. The for-profits are taking over struggling hospitals and everyone wants to get a return on every SF built. Andrew says that with healthcare reform, Boston is facing reimbursement constraint issues before other metro areas and may well serve as a national model for tackling such tough issues in the future. Hear more from Andrew at Bisnow?s July 20 Life Science Summit. Register Here!

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