Tuesday, 20 November 2012 / Published in Medical

Ramtech, using its permanent modular building system, has been completing medical facilities throughout the southwest for over 30 years and never have we seen the wide variety of opinions on the future growth of the healthcare construction market as we do now.  While Obamacare may significantly increase the number of medically insured individuals, the concern becomes what will be the resulting strain on the existing healthcare infrastructure and how must we physically grow our healthcare facilities to address this increase? (more…)

Sunday, 11 November 2012 / Published in Modular Construction

Potential customers often ask us, “What scopes of work are completed in your manufacturing plant verses onsite?”   The answer is not always easy.  The final decision is usually based on what maximizes quality while providing the best price and value to the customer.  Ramtech has two different approaches to permanent modular construction.   (more…)

Friday, 02 November 2012 / Published in Ramtech News

Permanent Modular ConstructionWhen St. Joseph Regional Health Center decided they needed to add an urgent care facility in College Station, Texas, they chose Ramtech to become part of their project team, working with Ameritex Studio as their architect of record, and Vaughn Construction as their CM.  The reason:  Ramtech had a proprietary permanent modular building system that was superior to any modular system in the southwest, and Ramtech’s in-house design team was most qualified to provide a design assist engineering role.  In order to lower cost, St. Joseph chose to utilize a design-build approach.  This opened the door to Ramtech’s design team initiating programming sessions, conducting site investigations and developing a synergy with the client that carried forward throughout the project. (more…)

Monday, 22 October 2012 / Published in Ramtech News

With the recent nationwide growth in oil and gas development, many of the small towns in West and South Texas are finding it very difficult to handle the huge influx of oil field workers coming into these areas. One of the biggest challenges is how to provide adequate housing for these workers and their families. Even though this influx is also putting a tremendous strain on the local schools and other infrastructure, many cities believe that this growth may be temporary so community planners and developers are less willing to invest the financial resources necessary to adequately expand their permanent residential neighborhoods.  So far, the primary means of meeting the industries workforce housing needs has been through the use of temporary man camps. (more…)

Friday, 19 October 2012 / Published in Ramtech News

On October 24th and 25th Ramtech will once again exhibit our temporary and permanent modular buildings for healthcare applications at the Louisiana Rural Health Association Conference in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. (more…)

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