FFlloorriiddaa IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall UUnniivveerrssiittyy BBooaarrdd ooff TTrruusstteeeess Florida Board of Governors 2020-2021 FIXED CAPITAL OUTLAY BUDGET REQUEST FIVE – YEAR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PLAN July 1, 2019 THIS PAGE INTENTIONALLY LEFT BLANK FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY AGENCY CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM 2020-2021 through 2024-2025 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Overview of Agency, CIP-1 3 Projects Summary, CIP-2, A-C (PECO & CITF Projects in Priority Order) 5 Short-Term Project Explanation, CIP-3, A-C 1. ENGINEERING BUILDING – PHASE I & II - MMC 6 2. REMOD. /RENOV. OF C.A.S.E. BUILDING - MMC 8 3. HONORS COLLEGE - MMC 10 4. SCIENCE LABORATORY COMPLEX – MMC 12 5. ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTER STUDY COMPLEX - MMC 14 6. REMODEL. /RENOV. OF DM Building – MMC 16 7. GREEN LIBRARY ADDITION FOR STUDY, HUB AND STUDENT SUCCESS SPACE – MMC 18 8. SCIENCE & HUMANITIES CTR., (SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ARTS, & MATHEMATICS) - MMC 20 9. REMODEL. /RENOV. OF ACADEMIC DATA CENTER - MMC 22 10. REMODEL. /RENOV. OF OE BUILDING - MMC 24 Page 1 of 34 TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued) Page SUMMARY OF CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FEE PROJECTS 26 1. GRAHAM UNIVERSITY CENTER – MMC 27 2. WOLFE UNIVERSITY CENTER RENOVATIONS – BBC 28 3. WELLNESS AND RECREATION FACILITIES IMPROVEMENTS – BBC 31 4. WELLNESS AND RECREATION FIELD SUPPORT BUILDING – MMC 33 Page 2 of 34 CIP-I, OVERVIEW 2020-2021 to 2024-2025 The goal of the Florida International University Capital Improvement Plan is to address critical facilities needs and shortage of space throughout the University. Existing facilities must be improved and new facilities added to fully meet current needs and future demands. Significant additional space needs are projected in all space categories except Auditorium/Exhibition. All projects in the FIU CIP have been unanimously approved by the FIU Board of Trustees. The FIU BOT agenda item approving this CIP is found at https://bot.fiu.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2019/06/COMPLETE-FF- AGENDA-6.19.19_print-copy.pdf., page 109 of 254. The primary university contact for questions about this document is Dr. Kenneth Jessell, Senior Vice President and CFO. The 2020-2021 Legislative Budget Request has been developed in accordance with policy guidelines established by the Board of Governors and State University System. Project priorities identified in the 5-year CIP request are consistent with the Adopted Campus Master Plan and the Approved Educational Plant Survey. Space utilization and efficient space planning is a key component in the prioritization of planned capital improvements. PECO funding requested in previous 5-year plans for Facilities Infrastructure/Capital Renewal is no longer included in the CIP document consistent with new BOG policy guidelines approved in the March 2019 meeting. The continuation/completion of funding for Projects Previously Funded by the Legislature is now first in the priority order. One FIU project is included in this category: Engineering Building, Phase I & II – This project, which will be 30 percent privately funded, will be built on the Modesto A. Maidique Campus in order to facilitate many ongoing and future collaborations between the College of Engineering and Computing and the health sciences in our colleges of medicine, nursing and health sciences, and public health. In anticipation of the growth expected through the FIU 2020 Strategic Plan, the Department of Defense engineering needs projection for the next decade, and the President’s Jobs and Competitiveness Council call for 10,000 additional engineers, FIU will commit E&G funding for over 100 new engineering and computer science faculty. The proposed engineering building will provide laboratory and classroom facilities for these new students and faculty. Through this new facility, faculty and students, FIU will graduate an additional 350 engineers annually, increase its externally funded research expenditures by $30 million annually, create 550 new jobs in the community, submit an additional 27 patent applications annually, and create one FIU intellectual-property-based company every other year by 2025. The Legislature approved $10,000,000 for this project in 2017-18 and $20,641,537 in 2018-2019 which funded planning and partially funded construction for this important and critically needed facility. The 2020- 2021 Budget Request includes the balance of funding needed for Phase I construction and equipment and partially funds Phase II for planning and construction. The Legislative Budget Request also includes Capital Renewal and Stewardship of Existing Facilities that are essential to the University’s ability to continue and enhance critical SUS and University priorities. One FIU project is included in this category: Remodeling/Renovation of CASE Building - The 30-year-old 61,783 square foot Computing, Arts, Science and Education (CASE) building consists of 7 classrooms, 7 teaching labs, 61 research labs and 144 offices. Recent assessment reports indicate that repair and replacement of deteriorated building enclosure components, windows, doors, and louvers are critically needed. Replacement of the deteriorating central air conditioning system is crucial in order maintain a healthy indoor environment and control energy costs. Replacement of the building’s emergency generator system is required so that telecommunications equipment housed in the CASE building and feeding the nearby University Police and Emergency Operation Center can be maintained during and after a hurricane. FIU requests authority to use carry forward funds as an alternative source for the CASE project if PECO funding is not authorized in 2020-21. The Legislative Budget Request also includes New Facility Requests not previously funded that are essential to the University’s ability to continue and enhance critical SUS and University priorities. Independent analysis of Page 3 of 34 CIP-1, Narrative Overview existing facilities by Sightlines has demonstrated effective stewardship of existing academic facilities as required by SUS guidelines. One FIU project is included in this category: Honors College - This project will satisfy university space needs and facilitate the enrollment growth and programmatic development of the Honors program consistent with its purpose to become “the centerpiece of undergraduate educational excellence” at Florida International University. By repurposing existing space, the project improves space utilization, operationally and academically, in an efficient manner. The project, which will be 50% privately funded, is envisioned to be remodeled space being vacated in the Deuxieme Maison (DM) building at the Modesto Maidique Campus. Main components of the facility will include a Dean’s Offices Executive Suite, a Student Services Suite, an IT Suite including specialized student computer laboratory spaces and General Support Spaces. Since no new space is being added, this project will not need additional Plant Operations and Maintenance PO&M) budget. Finally, the CIP document includes Capital Improvement Trust Fund (CITF) Projects and Non-State Supplemental Funding of PECO and/or CITF Projects according to BOG policy guidelines. The support of the Board of Governors in these essential and critically needed projects will be greatly appreciated. The FIU 2020-2021 Fixed Capital Outlay Legislative Budget Request included in its entirety herein is approved by the Florida International University Board of Trustees: ________________________________________________________ ___________________________ Claudia Puig, Chair Date Page 4 of 34 STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan (CIP-2) and Legislative Budget Request Fiscal Years 2020-21 through 2024-25 Florida International University BOG CIP-2A, PECO-ELIGIBLE PROJECT REQUESTS 7/1/2019 Academic or Net Gross Project Cost Educational Approved by Other Programs Assignable Square Per GSF Plant Survey Law - Include GAA Priority Project Title 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 to Benefit Square Feet Feet Project (Proj. Cost/ Recommended reference No. from Projects (NASF) (GSF) Cost GSF) Date/Rec No. 1 * ENGINEERING BUILDING, Phase I & II - MMC (P,C)(P,C,E) $35,500,000 $38,858,463 Engineering 161,655 258,648 $150,000,000 $579.94 1-20-2016/3.6 n/a 2 REMOD. / RENOV. OF C.A.S.E. BUILDING - MMC (P,C,E) $7,150,000 All 0 0 $7,150,000 n/a 1-20-2016/SR3 n/a 3 **HONORS COLLEGE - MMC (P,C,E) $2,280,000 Honors 7,991 10,068 $4,560,000 $452.90 1-20-2016/3.8 n/a 4 SCIENCE LABORATORY COMPLEX - MMC (P,C)(P,C )(P,C,E) $15,000,000 $20,000,000 $43,500,000 Sciences 77,184 123,495 $78,500,000 $635.65 1-20-2016/3.5 n/a 5 **ACADEMIC HEALTH CENTER STUDY COMPLEX - MMC (P,C)(P,C,E) $5,000,000 $12,500,000 Academic Health 39,086 62,538 $35,000,000 $559.66 1-20-2016/3.10 n/a 6 REMODEL./RENOV. OF DM BUILDING - MMC (P,C,E)(P,C,E) $7,000,000 $6,800,000 All 140,807 140,807 $13,800,000 $98.01 1-20-2016/2.2 n/a 7 GREEN LIBRARY ADDITION FOR STUDY, HUB AND STUDENT SUCCESS SPACE- MMC (P,C)(C,E)(C,E) $15,500,000 $25,000,000 $28,500,000 All 88,000 123,200 $69,000,000 $560.06 1-20-2016/3.3 n/a 8 SCIENCE & HUMANITIES CTR., (SCIENCE, TECH., ENG., ARTS & MATH.) - MMC (P,C)(C,E) $24,500,000 $22,800,000 Sciences 50,000 80,000 $47,300,000 $591.25 1-20-2016/3.9 n/a 9 REMODEL./RENOV. OF ACADEMIC DATA CENTER - MMC (P,C,E)(P,C,E) $12,775,000 $6,725,000 All 24,000 24,000 $19,500,000 $812.50 1-20-2016/2.11 n/a 10 REMODEL./RENOV. OF OE BUILDING - MMC (P,C,E)(P,C,E) $10,500,000 $10,000,000 All 117,306 117,306 $20,500,000 $174.76 1-20-2016/2.4 n/a TOTAL $44,930,000 $65,858,463 $54,800,000 $116,275,001 $68,025,000 CIP-2B, CITF PROJECT REQUESTS Academic or Net Gross Project Cost Committee Other Programs Assignable Square Per GSF Approval Priority Project Title 2020-21 2021-22 2022-23 2023-24 2024-25 to Benefit Square Feet Feet Project (Proj.