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Plant Extension Report THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN REGENTS COMMUNICATION ITEM FOR INFORMATION Subject: Plant Extension Background and Summary: Construction activities on University of Michigan projects continued as shown on the attached schedules during the month of April 2017. The projects listed below have been completed, except for specific items, and will no longer be included in this report. • Dearborn Manufacturing Systems Engineering Laboratory Renovation for Professional and Student Shops • Michigan Medicine University Hospital Interventional Radiology Equipment Replacement • Nuclear Engineering Laboratory Renovation • Richard L. Postma Family Clubhouse xe 1ve Vice President and Chief Financial Officer May2017 Attachment PROJECTS IN PLANNING Status as of April 21, 2017 May2017 Proposed Project Project Budget Source of Funds Ann Arbor ARCHITECT APPOINTED Central Power Plant $ 80,000,000 Utility resources Expansion Black & Veatch W.K. Kellogg Institute and Dental Building $ 140,000,000 FY 17 Capital Outlay Request to the State of Expansion and Renovation Michigan, Office ofthe Provost resources, SmithGroupJJR School of Dentistry resources, and investment proceeds Edward Henry Kraus Building $ 120,000,000 Office of the Provost resources Renovation and Addition Ballinger North Campus Research Complex Buildings 20 and 25 $ 78,500,000 Medical School resources Laboratory Renovation SmithGroupJJR Alexander G. Ruthven Museums Building $ 150,000,000 Investment proceeds Renovation and Addition Stecker Labau Ameill McManus Collaborative WORKING DRAWINGS IN PREPARATION Central Power Plant $ 23,000,000 Utility resources 13,200 Volt Switchgear Upgrade Black & Veatch 2 PROJECTS IN PLANNING Status as of April 21, 2017 May 2017 Proposed Project Project Budget Source of Funds WORKING DRAWINGS IN PREPARATION Central Power Plant $ 1,900,000 Utility resources Fire Protection System for Steam Turbines UM-AEC East Hall $ 1,600,000 General Fund resources Exterior Repairs Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Literature, Science, and the Arts Building $ 35,000,000 College ofLiterature, Science, and the Arts First Floor Renovation and Addition resources SmithGroupJJR Medical Science Unit II $ 4,750,000 Medical School resources Clinical Simulation Suite and Classrooms UM-AEC Michigan Medicine Arbor Lakes Building 2 $ 1,420,000 Health System resources Office Renovation Ann Arbor Architects Collaborative Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children's and Von Voigtlander $ 1,100,000 Health System resources Women's Hospitals Central Sterile Processing Department Renovations Niagara Murano 3 PROJECTS IN PLANNING Status as of April21, 2017 May 2017 Proposed Project Project Budget Source of Funds WORKING DRAWINGS IN PREPARATION Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children's and Von Voigtlander $ 1,800,000 Health System resources Women's Hospitals Domestic Hot Water Heaters and Booster Systems Replacement MA Engineering Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children's and Von Voigtlander $ 2,000,000 Health System resources Women's Hospitals Fetal Diagnostic Center Expansion Niagara Murano Michigan Medicine University Hospital $ 1,200,000 Health System resources Central Sterile Processing Lift Replacement Integrated Design Solutions Michigan Medicine University Hospital $ 4,900,000 Health System resources Magnetic Resonance Imaging Equipment Replacement Integrated Design Solutions Michigan Medicine University Hospital South $ 5,100,000 Health System resources Central Sterile Processing Department Scope Reprocessing Center Ann Arbor Architects Collaborative Michigan Medicine University Hospital South $ 2,700,000 Health System resources Roof Replacement Niagara Murano 4 PROJECTS IN PLANNING Status as of April 21, 2017 May2017 Proposed Project Project Budget Source of Funds WORKING ORA WINGS IN PREPARATION Michigan Union $ 85,200,000 Student Life Student Fee for Facility Renewal Renovation and investment proceeds Integrated Design Solutions, in association with Workshop architects as the design architect and Hartman-Cox as the historic preservation specialists North Campus Recreation Building $ 17,400,000 Student Life Student Fee for Facility Renewal Renovation Integrated Design Solutions in association with RDG Planning and Design Bennie Oosterbaan Field House $ 21,000,000 Athletic Department resources and gifts Football Performance Center and Infrastructure Improvements Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates in association with HNTB Parking Lot NC92 Reconstruction and Ring Road Modifications $ 4,900,000 Logistics, Transportation & Parking resources Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber and Medical School resources Robotics Laboratory $ 75,000,000 College of Engineering resources and gifts Harley Ellis Devereaux and a lump sum contribution by Ford Motor Company William Monroe Trotter Multicultural Center $ 10,000,000 Investment proceeds Hanbury 5 PROJECTS IN PLANNING Status as of April 21, 20 17 May2017 Proposed Project Project Budget Source of Funds WORKING DRAWINGS IN PREPARATION West Hall $ 2,200,000 College of Engineering resources and gifts Renovations for the Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering Harley Ellis Devereaux Dearborn WORKING DRAWINGS IN PREPARATION Engineering Lab Building Replacement $ 90,000,000 FY17 Capital Outlay Request to the State of SmithGroupJJR Michigan and University of Michigan­ Dearborn resources Mardigian Library $ 1,600,000 University of Michigan-Dearborn resources Galleries Center and gifts Quinn Evans Architects Flint ARCHITECT APPOINTED William R. Murchie Science Building $ 39,000,000 FY 17 Capital Outlay Request to the State of Expansion Michigan and University of Michigan-Flint Harley Ellis Devereaux resources 6 ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Status as of April21, 2017 May2017 Date Original Current Project Construction Completion Completion Project Budget Started Date Date Source of Funds Ann Arbor Art and Architecture Building $ 28,500,000 Nov-15 Dec-17 Dec-17 Gifts, investment proceeds, A. Alfred Taubman Wing Project and A. Alfred Taubman Integrated Design Solutions in collaboration with College of Architecture and Preston Scott Cohen Urban Planning resources Biological Science Building $ 261,000,000 May-15 Sep-18 Sep-18 College ofLiterature, SmithGroupJJR Science, and the Arts resources and Office of the Provost resources George Granger Brown Memorial Laboratories $ 1,200,000 Feb-17 Jun-17 Jun-17 College ofEngineering Laboratory Renovation resources UM-AEC Joseph Aldrich and Marguerite Knowlton Bursley Hall $ 4,900,000 Dec-16 Dec-17 Dec.. 17 Housing resources Window Replacement UM-AEC Central Power Plant $ 3,250,000 Sep-16 Dec-17 Dec-17 Utility resources Boilers 3 and 4 Efficiency and Reliability Improvements Affiliated Engineers Central Power Plant $ 1,200,000 Jun-16 Dec-17 Dec-17 Utility resources Chimney Stack Refurbishment Gerard Chimney and Simpson Gumpertz and Heger 7 ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Status as of April 21, 2017 May2017 Date Original Current Project Construction Completion Completion Project Budget Started Date Date Source of Funds Chemistry Building and Willard H. Dow Laboratory $ 2,700,000 Jun-16 Jun-17 Jun-17 Co liege of Literature, Renovations for the Department of Chemistry Science, and the Arts Fishbeck, Thompson, Carr & Huber resources College of Pharmacy Building $ 1,600,000 Nov-15 Sep-17 Sep-17 Investment proceeds Electrical Substation Replacement SmithGroupJJR Glen Avenue Parking Structure $ 3,000,000 Aug-14 Dec-15 Jun-17 Parking resources Elevator Replacement and Improvements UM-AEC Institute for Social Research $ 1,400,000 Oct-16 Dec-17 Dec-17 General Fund resources Wing Two Elevators Replacement UM-AEC Law Quad Infrastructure Improvements $ 6,200,000 Apr-17 Dec-17 Dec-17 Utility resources and Beckett and Raeder investment proceeds Walter E. Lay Automotive Engineering Laboratory $ 1,150,000 Jun-16 Dec-16 Jun-17 College of Engineering D:>namometer Installation resources MA Engineering Walter E. Lay Automotive Engineering Laboratory $ 2,900,000 Jan-16 Dec-17 Dec-17 College of Engineering Infrastructure and Interior Improvements resources Ann Arbor Architects Collaborative 8 ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Status as of April 21 , 20 17 May 2017 Date Original Current Project Construction Completion Completion Project Budget Started Date Date Source of Funds Michigan Medicine Brighton Health Center South $ 175,000,000 Sep-16 Sep-18 Sep-18 Health System resources HKS Architects Michigan Medicine Samuel and Jean Frankel Cardiovascular $ 4,200,000 Feb-17 Sep-17 Sep-17 Health System resources Center Electrophysiology Laboratory Replacement SmithGroupJJR Michigan Medicine C.S. Mott Children' s and Von Voigtlander $ 1,800,000 Dec-16 Jun-17 Jun-17 Health System resources Women's Hospitals Medical Vacuum and Medical Air Front End System Harley Ellis Devereaux Michigan Medicine Multiple Buildings $ 1,200,000 Jan-17 Sep-17 Sep-17 Health System resources Pneumatic Tube System Communication Network Upgrade Berbiglia Associates Michigan Medicine North Campus Research Complex $ 160,000,000 Sep-16 Sep-19 Sep-19 Health System resources Buildings 30, 35, 36, and 60, University Hospital, and University Hospital South Clinical Pathology Laboratories Relocation and Renovation Tsoi!Kobus and Associates Michigan Medicine A. Alfred Taubman Health Care Center $ 5,000,000 Jan-17 Sep-17 Sep-17 Health System resources Central Cardiac Monitoring Niagara Murano 9 ACTIVE CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Status as of April 21, 2017 May 2017 Date Original Current Project Construction Completion Completion Project Bud2et Started Date Date Source of Funds Michigan Medicine University Hospital
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