Ventilation and space use
Develop HVAC loads and ventilation around the room program and occupancy. Coordinate equipment, ductwork, controls, and the pressure relationships identified in the design criteria.
Market
MEP Engineering for Healthcare
Coordinated HVAC, electrical, and plumbing design, with emergency-power engineering and studies for healthcare buildings and renovations.
Overview
Healthcare design connects the needs of patients and staff with the systems that keep a building operating. TPS coordinates ventilation, heating and cooling, building plumbing, electrical distribution, and emergency-power requirements with the architect and owner. For renovations, the starting point is the clinical use of each space, the existing infrastructure, and the work that can happen while the facility remains occupied. The proposal identifies the disciplines, studies, and construction support required for the assignment.
Building systems
MEP scope for healthcare
Plumbing and equipment connections
Design domestic water, sanitary, and hot-water recirculation around fixtures and equipment. Coordinate routes and connections with mechanical systems and available building space.
Power and continuity
Align mechanical equipment loads with electrical distribution and the emergency-power scope. Identify the short-circuit, coordination, and arc-flash inputs needed for the proposed systems.
Scope the assignment
A clearer brief. A coordinated deliverable.
What to send us
- Project location, facility type, and room program
- Current architectural plans and equipment schedules
- Available mechanical, electrical, and plumbing drawings
- Occupied areas, shutdown restrictions, and construction phases
- Owner design criteria and target review dates
What we can deliver
- Mechanical loads, ventilation calculations, and equipment schedules
- Coordinated MEP plans and specifications for the agreed design stage
- Electrical study reports identified in the proposal
- Scoped submittal review, RFI response, and field observation
We confirm disciplines, licensing, sealing, and deliverables for the project location before agreeing to the scope.
What makes this market different
Sector-specific challenges
Branch separation under NEC 517
Life-safety, critical, and equipment branches must remain electrically and physically separated end-to-end. We engineer the separation into the design and verify it during construction.
Protective-device coordination
Essential electrical systems need a coordination strategy tied to their operating requirements. We establish the study scope and applicable requirements with the project team.
NFPA 110 chapter 8 acceptance testing
Generator and ATS acceptance testing must follow a defined protocol with documented results that surveyors will ask to see.
Renovation without downtime
The owner’s operating plan sets the available shutdown windows. We coordinate design phasing and temporary-power needs around the restrictions identified for the project.
Where to start
Services for Healthcare
Mechanical & HVAC Design
HVAC loads, ventilation, equipment selection, and industrial process utilities.
Plumbing & Process Piping
Water, sanitary, gas, compressed air, and process piping systems.
Emergency Power Systems
Generator design and EPSS/ESS engineering.
Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
NFPA 70E-compliant studies with IEEE 1584-2018 calculations.
Coordination Studies
Time-current curve analysis for protective device sequencing.
Representative work
Representative project experience
Texas
HCA Hospital: Emergency Power System Upgrade
Generator capacity addition and EPSS branch redistribution.
Multi-state
Confidential Healthcare System: Generator & ATS Engineering
Generator replacement, ATS specification, NFPA 110 acceptance protocol.
Why TPS
What you get with TPS
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Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing scope coordinated with the room program
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Emergency-power engineering connected to the building design
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Power-system studies identified alongside equipment and operating modes
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Construction support scoped around the owner’s access and shutdown requirements
Tell us about your next project.
Share your project location, available plans, and target schedule. We’ll follow up within one business day to discuss the scope and proposal inputs.