Vice President for Facilities Management
Facilities is a service organization composed of four units that plan, construct, manage, operate and maintain the physical assets (buildings, grounds and utility systems) of the university. The mission of Facilities is to provide a physical environment in which staff, faculty and students can achieve excellence in teaching, learning, research and public service. The units strive to adhere to a set of core values including: a commitment to quality service delivery, positive customer communications, professionalism, teamwork, and environmental responsibility.
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Physical Plant Division (PPD)
The Mission of the Physical Plant Division is to provide cost effective and responsive service for maintenance and operation of facilities, grounds, utility services, and other related support functions that support the instructional, research, and public service functions of the University of Kentucky. Physical Plant support services include maintenance and operation of facilities, grounds, utility services, minor renovations, and related services.
Facilities Planning Unit / University Architect
The Facilities Planning Unit of Capital Project Management Division is responsible for the orderly planning for the long-range development of the university campus. This is accomplished through continuous studies of the physical needs of the University and coordination of the planning and programming of physical facilities.Present and future facility needs are determined by working closely with the various instructional and administrative departments of the University. The Facilities Planning Unit assembles all requests and analyzes all plans for the expansion of facilities and other changes which affect the exterior appearance of the campus.
Medical Center Physical Plant (MCPPD)
The Medical Center Physical Plant Division maintains a variety of complex facilities in support of research buildings, medical center academic buildings and UK HealthCare hospitals and clinics. The division supports the physical environment by operating sophisticated building control systems and strives to daily maintain quality building environments to enhance student learning, faculty teaching, research, and improve patient experience. In addition to daily maintenance and operations the Division also provides custodial, engineering, and renovation services in these facilities.
CPMD serves as liaison between the University clientele having capital construction needs, other University service units, and privately owned companies providing the necessary design, consulting and construction services.
Capital Project Management (CPMD)
Facilities
