Capital Campaign Boosted By $10 Million Anonymous Gift

ASPEN, Colo. — A $10 million gift from an anonymous donor helped push the Aspen Valley Hospital Foundation’s capital campaign beyond its halfway mark. This donation will assist in benefiting the hospital’s current multimillion-dollar master facilities plan.

The Aspen Valley Hospital Foundation is a nonprofit that oversees all charitable donations given to the hospital for its expansion and renovation as well as for other routine capital projects and future improvements and programs.

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Industrial Trash Compactor

SP Industries introduced the CP-4002 Heavy Duty Stationary Compactor. With a dual-cylinder design and dozens of customizable features, these industrial trash compactors are ideal for handling packaging materials, wooden skids, crates and process scraps. Standard features include a multi-cycle timer, automatic safety retract, freestanding power unit and keyed pinning/boost override system with side-mounted controls. All SP compactors feature structural steel supports (versus formed steel), breaker bar rigidity, thrust beam design, ram guide system and hydraulics.

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Designers Complete Work for Hatcher Station Health Center

DALLAS — BOKA Powell a Dallas-based architecture and interiors firm, has completed design work on the $11.2 million Hatcher Station Health Center, developed by Dallas-based Frazier Revitalization Inc. and operated by Parkland Health and Hospital System, also based in Dallas.

The 44,300-square-foot clinic near Dallas’ Fair Park is located on a seven-acre site adjacent to DART’s Hatcher Station.

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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Receptacle

Leviton introduced the new line of SmartlockPro Extra-Heavy Duty Industrial and Hospital Grade Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) Receptacles. The new devices comply with the new revision to the Underwriters Laboratories (UL) Standard 943 that requires self-testing functionality for all newly manufactured devices after June 29, 2015.

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Costs Keep Rising for New Denver VA Hospital

DENVER — With nearly 400,000 veterans in Colorado and neighboring states, it was undeniable that the old and vastly crowded Veterans Affairs (VA) facilities in the state needed to be replaced. Yet, a decade after plans for a huge, new VA hospital near Denver were initially devised, the hospital still remains unfinished and severely over budget.

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