Mission and Purpose

The Capital Project Management (CPM) department is committed to the delivery of professional quality project management services, further enabling the University to pursue scholarship, research, and teaching.

The Capital Project Management department works with the the Planning and Design Management (PDM) department and the University community to oversee building and renovation projects from inception through completion with responsibilities that include planning, programming, budgeting, and scheduling for the construction of new buildings as well as improvements to existing facilities. 

Responsibilities

• Capital Improvement, Renovation, and New Construction Planning

• Project Management for large and small capital projects

• Facilities Design Work (in conjunction with the Planning and Design Management department)

• Facility Records Management

• Alterations - The rearrangement or conversion of internal space within an existing facility, including change of use.

• Improvements - The addition of quality and/or enhancement features to an existing space by upgrading mechanical, electrical and technological systems or architectural finishes.

• New Construction - The erection of a new facility or addition/expansion of an existing facility.

• Renovations - The total or partial upgrade of a facility to higher standards of quality and efficiency.