This Linear Accelerator (LINAC) is phase two of the newly built Prescott Cancer Center, serving patients in Prescott Valley, Chino Valley, and Dewey-Humboldt. The facility features 4-foot-thick vault walls to shield against high-energy radiation used during cancer treatment. The roof’s 6 feet of concrete prevent radiation, also known as skyshine, from scattering back down. This highly technical project navigates coordination logistics with an active cancer center. Work during preconstruction enables the field team to precisely coordinate the slab and walls with electrical and mechanical systems, ensuring alignment with the owner’s long-term use of the facility.

Prescott Cancer Center – Loven Contracting

This 27,500-square-foot, single-story outpatient clinic is being delivered via a successfully managed design-build process, beginning with statewide model facility tours for stakeholders, as well activities from initial programming to construction buyout, on a 5-acre site in Somerton, Arizona. The Type II structure features a structural steel building with perimeter framing and light exterior skim finishes. The flat roof system includes steel decking over steel beams and girders, completed with a UL-rated TPO roof system for durability and energy efficiency. The clinic’s interior program includes outpatient pediatrics, adult exam services, dentistry, behavioral health services, and a pharmacy with a drive thru. Additional amenities include a coffee kiosk and associated staff areas, ensuring a welcoming and efficient environment for both patients and staff personnel.