Current Projects in Lloyd Veterinary Medical Center

Improving signage for the Lloyd veterinary medical center 1. the signs along the right hand side of Riverside Drive-the first sign displaying where to turn for small animal hospital is located too close to the entry of the employee parking lot leading to a number of client complaints that the signs are not clear - is it possible to move this sign further up riverside drive closer to the turn to enter the main small animal entrance/client parking? 2. I would like to add a lighted sign to the canopy over the entrance to the small animal hospital. The lighted sign would be similar to the lighted red and white plus sign on S. 16th Street. It would be a square, lighted with the red Plus and white background to better identify for owners in an emergency situation where to go.

I would like to evaluate the placement of paddock fencing for housing teaching horses in the grassy area between the highway and vet med. would need to separate into 2-3 pastures, have auto waterer access if possible. Would need help in the design/layout

Good afternoon. Seeking a quote on extending the track from 1210 (equine surgery) across to 1120 (food animal) to accommodate a hoist for moving patients under anesthesia. Use account SG2255912 for project.

Replace Leaking Hot Water Heater

Too Hot in Isolation Stall 3 Attn Mike McCoy - sent from FPM shops

We would like to get an estimate to install a hoist system in the equine isolation unit. An I beam with capacity to lift 2000 plus pounds will need to be installed within an existing stall. Please use PG105149 DD02447. Call with any questions and I can walk you through the design. Wanting a quote to see if the project is monetarily feasible. **** I am trying to send but it wants an account. I do not know how to do the bottom portion. Use the account listed above to fund this quote.

Work Tag # SG9704583 We are having a ceiling mounted exam light installed in room 1838C-1 that is being ordered from Infinium Veterinary. Will need a flushed outlet installed in the ceiling and a plug add to the light by our teams. I will attach pictures of the location we are looking at having this set up in. Medical Illumination MI-750 Surgical Light Specifications Weight & Dimensions Light Head Weight: 9 lb (4.1 kg). Light Head Diameter: 14.5” (37 cm) Shipping Weight: (2 packages): 64 lb (29.03 kg) / 17 lb (7.7 kg). Shipping Dimensions: (2 packages): 36” (L) x 23” (W) x 18” (H) (91.4 cm x 58.4 cm x 45.7 cm). 80” (L) x 6” (W) x 6” (H) (203.2 cm x 15.2 cm x 15.2 cm) Rotation Arm Rotation: 540°. Light Head Rotation:300°. Power & Light Output Power Supply Circuit: 100 – 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz. Power Handling Capacity: 65 W. Light Intensity Output: 75,000 lux (6,968 footcandles). Light Source: Light Emitting Diode (LED) (27 W). Rated LED Lifespan: 50,000 hours. Number of LED: 18. Light Color Temperature: 4,300° Kelvin. Color Rendering Index: 97. Light Field Diameter: 7.7” (20 cm). Focal Length: 39.4” (1 m). Depth of Illumination: 26.5” (67 cm). Dimming Levels Level 3 (100%): 75,000 lux (6,968 footcandles). Level 2 (75%): 56,200 lux (5,221 footcandles). Level 1 (50%): 37,500 lux (3,484 footcandles).

We would like to have rooms 1884 and 1880 evaluated to modify the spaces into one room to house a resident blood donor cat colony. There are requirements to have a certain level of ventilation, at least one large viewing window (preferably 2) and a door to an ante room prior to entering a door into the housing area to prevent escape. In the ante room we would like to have cabinets (hopefully reuse the ones currently in the area) and a sink. I can attach pictures of the current area to this request.