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Capital Construction InformationCapital Construction Process PamphletCapital Construction Process Information PacketGlossary of Capital Construction TermsPlanning Office Presentations "Understanding Campus Construction Costs" is a PowerPoint presentation (15MB) that compares CU costs to the private sector and other institutions. "The Capital Construction Process: A Primer" is a PowerPoint presentation that gives an overview of the capital construction process. It discusses what captial construction is, important thresholds, costs and financing options and potential pitfalls or roadblocks to realizing a capital project. |
The Office of Facilities Planning is located in the Research Laboratory
No. 2 Building, 3rd Floor, Room 301. The main phone number is (303)
492-1275, and the fax number is (303) 492-7186. This division manages
and directs the planning and design of campus facilities and grounds under
the direction of the Director of Planning, Design, and Construction, coor-dinated
with the Campus Architect, and with the assistance of the Campus Planner,
the Campus Landscape Architect, and an Admini-strative Assistant.
Facilities and Capital Development Design and PlanningAny change to the physical appearance of campus buildings and grounds is monitored by the Campus Architect and facilities planning staff. This includes everything from curb cuts to whole buildings. The annual Capital Construction Budget Request is prepared and submitted to the CCHE as a request for funding in support of the list for both State funded and cash funded Capital Improvements Projects (CIP). This list is assembled with assistance from the Boulder Campus Planning Commission (BCPC), and the Chancellor's Executive Committee (CEC). Campus Master PlanThe Campus Master Plan is the vision for the campus physical environment. Besides being essential for proper University physical development, a facilities master plan is required by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education (CCHE).
Capital Development Design ManagementFacilities Planners are responsible for design phase management of capital construction projects through the design development phase. The design phase includes:
The Design Phase Manager and a Construction Phase Manager partner throughout the project. The construction phase includes contract negotiation, budget management, contract document coordination, bidding phase, and construction management. Please contact the Office of Facilities Planning if you are interested in initiating a capital construction project. If you would like more information about the process, Facilities Planning is developing a Capital Construction Information Packet that describes the process. Program Plans Recharge PolicyFacilities Planners write or see that others write Facilities Program Plans for capital development projects.
Accessibility ReviewTechnical compliance review in conjunction with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator. Community LiaisonThe Office of Facilities Planning acts as liaison to city, county, and state planning agencies to maintain effective communication regarding mutual planning and development issues. Staff also coordinates or serves on a variety of campus, university, city, and state committees, commissions, and task forces related to planning, design, and development concerns. |
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