Hadrian Fence provided comprehensive fencing solutions for the OSU Medical Center project in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The scope of work required a combination of driven post fencing, temporary construction fencing, and permanent 6' privacy fencing, each serving a distinct purpose across the site's phased construction timeline.

Driven post fencing was installed to establish secure, long-term perimeter boundaries capable of withstanding the demands of an active healthcare construction site. This approach provided the stability needed for high-traffic areas while minimizing disruption to surrounding site work. In tandem, temporary fencing was deployed to control access, protect pedestrians, and maintain a safe separation between construction zones and areas still in active use by hospital staff and patients, a critical consideration given the sensitive nature of working on an operating medical campus.

As the project progressed, Hadrian Fence installed 6' privacy fencing to provide a temporary, aesthetically finished boundary suited to the surrounding medical facility environment. This fencing was designed to balance security and privacy with the visual standards expected on a healthcare campus, offering a clean, professional appearance for staff, patients, and visitors alike.

Throughout the project, close coordination with Flintco Construction ensured that fencing installation aligned with the broader construction schedule, adapting to phased site access needs and evolving safety requirements. The result was a seamless fencing solution that supported the OSU Medical Center project from initial groundbreaking through to completion, reflecting Hadrian Fence's ability to deliver reliable, multi-phase fencing work on complex, high-stakes job sites in the Tulsa region.