Healthcare
OSHPD, FGI, ICRA — built in.
Healthcare bids fail on the details: medical gas zones, lead-lined assemblies, ICRA / ILSM phasing. OmniTakeoff treats them as first-class scope, not a comments column.
Yes
FGI / OSHPD aware
I-IV
ICRA classes tracked
NFPA 99 zones
Med-gas systems
What you'll bid
Project shapes we see in healthcare construction.
- Hospital fit-outs and tower expansions
- Outpatient surgical centers
- Imaging suites (CT, MRI, X-ray) with shielding
- Cath labs and ORs
- Skilled nursing and assisted-living facilities
Why OmniTakeoff
Where the platform shows its work for healthcare construction.
- Med-gas zones tracked as their own scope group with NFPA 99 awareness
- Lead-lined GWB and viewing windows are first-class line items
- ICRA / ILSM phasing surfaces as project-level scope, with associated barriers + filtration tracked
- Imaging shielding takeoff (Pb thickness × wall area) per spec
- Owner-vendor coordination scope (FF&E, low-voltage) split out for clarity
- Strict change-control workflow with full audit log on every line edit
Healthcare Construction features
The mechanics behind the headline.
Med-gas zoning
Zones, valves, alarm panels, and area-of-use bracketing per NFPA 99 — separate from domestic plumbing.
Shielding takeoff
Lead-lined GWB SF, leaded glass viewing windows, and Pb-equivalent door / frame assemblies tracked by spec section.
ICRA phasing
Class I / II / III / IV phases drive the barrier, filtration, and worker-PPE scope additions automatically.
Audit-grade evidence graph
Every line item ties to the source sheet + spec paragraph. Healthcare reviewers expect this; we make it default.
Frequently asked
Questions we hear from healthcare construction estimators.
- Do you handle BSL-2 / BSL-3 lab fit-outs?
- Yes — biosafety levels surface as their own scope category with envelope and HVAC scope priced according to the level's requirements.
- What about Joint Commission readiness?
- Compliance scope (life-safety drawings, ILSM signage, fire-watch logs) is part of the validation step, not an afterthought.