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The Memorial Hermann Texas Medical Center campus expansion is a $400M healthcare construction project in an active urban environment with strict access-control requirements and high-value equipment exposure during the build-out phase. Healthcare construction typically demands perimeter security, vehicle barriers at loading zones, and camera arrays covering equipment laydown and emergency-access corridors. The project footprint sits inside the densest hospital district in the Southwest, which makes mobile surveillance towers particularly viable for monitoring active construction zones without permanent infrastructure. The announcement posted April 14 via Houston Business Journal. The project stage is announcement, the earliest signal tier. no budget line items are locked yet. Healthcare capital projects of this scale typically move from announcement to design solicitation in 90-120 days, then to GC award 6-9 months later. Engaging now means shaping the security scope during budget formation, when Zedcor's capability matrix (perimeter, barriers, cameras, towers, vehicle monitoring) can be written into the RFP rather than competing against a fixed line item. Houston branch is the nearest at 3.9 miles, well inside the coverage radius. The buying contact at Memorial Hermann is likely the VP of Facilities or the Director of Construction, both accessible through Memorial Hermann's public directory. The recommended first move is a site-survey conversation focused on phased security during demolition and foundation work, particularly mobile-tower coverage for night-shift equipment protection and emergency-access monitoring.