Campus Planning and Facilities Management Notifications
Update: The elevator has been repaired and is now operational. 8/16/21 3:00pm
Begin: August 16, 2021
End: August 16, 2021 3:00pm
Scope: Elevator #3 is nonresponsive. The Otis elevator technician has been dispatched.
Services Impacted: The elevator is shut down at the moment awaiting repairs.
Extra Notes: An update will be sent when services are restored.
Work Performed By: Otis
Contact: Work Control Center, Campus Planning and Facilities Management, 541-346-2319
Dates: April 21, 22, and 26, 2021 from 7:00 am until 6:00 pm
Building(s) or Area(s) Impacted: Knight Campus
Scope: The HVAC units within the Knight Campus facility will be cleaned of ash, char, and soot contamination resulting from the wildfires last summer and the filters will be changed. This cleaning will require each unit to be shut down for a period of time on one of the days. Workers may need to pass through the building to access the equipment, with most work occurring in the mechanical rooms.
Services Impacted: HVAC units will be offline.
Extra Notes: The project will be coordinated by Environmental Health & Safety, working with CPFM.
Work Performed By: Servpro
Contact: Adam Jones, SRS Buildings Sciences Manager, 541-346-8397
Campus Community,
CPFM Customer Service will be closed over the holiday Dec 24 and Dec 25. Please contact UOPD (541) 346-2919 with any building or grounds issues during this closure. They can reach our after hours and on call staff. We will start processing requests that come in over the long holiday weekend on Dec 28.
Thank you,
Work Control Center Team
Knight Library- Elevator #5 is now back in service.
Begin: Monday, December 14, 2020 9:43am
End: Monday, December 14, 2020 1:35pm
Building Impacted: Knight Library
Services Impacted: Elevator #5 out of service
Extra Notes: Otis elevator technician has been dispatched. A second notification will be sent once elevator services are restored.
Contact: Work Control Center, Campus Planning and Facilities Management, 541-346-2319
Update: The elevator now in operationa nd running normally.
Begin: Friday, December 11, 2020
End: Friday, December 11, 2020 (8:10am)
Building Impacted: Lillis
Services Impacted: Elevator (H114) is out of service
Extra Notes: The Otis elevator technician has been dispatched. A second notification will be sent out once elevator services are restored.
Contact: Work Control Center, Campus Planning and Facilities Management, 541-346-2319
The Allen Hall elevator has been repaired and is operational.
Begin: Thursday, December 10, 2020
End: Thursday, December 10, 2020 9:36am
Building Impacted: Allen Hall
Services Impacted: Elevator out of service
Extra Notes: The Otis elevator technician has been dispatched. A second notification will be sent when elevator services are restored.
Contact: Work Control Center, Campus Planning and Facilities Management, 541-346-2319
Message to All Campus Partners Regarding Campus Mail Services:
Campus Mail Services is now part of Finance and Administration Shared Services. We will be moving the shipping and delivery operations to our new space in the CPFM Warehouse/Shops building at 1295 Franklin Blvd, Building 130. The move will take place on the morning of Friday, February 28th and the shipping operation should be back up and ready for business in the new location at noon that day. There will be signage in place to assist with locating the customer entrance. Campus Mail delivery and pick-up will continue according to the usual schedules.
The main contact phone number for Campus Mail Services operations will remain the same, 541-346-3130. The email contact is also the same at uomailing@uoregon.edu.
For questions or concerns, please contact the Associate Director of FASS Business Operations, Bobbi Bengtson at 541-346-7858.
The spring break power outages have been postponed. The outages were originally scheduled March 23-24 to allow for critical utility maintenance and testing.
“Because of the steps the UO has taken to help limit the spread of the novel coronavirus, we have made the decision to postpone the power outages,” said Mike Harwood, associate vice president of Campus Planning and Facilities Management. “This will keep staff available to be part of the university’s response to the virus.”
CPFM is working closely with the Incident Command Team and will reassess the situation in mid-April.
For questions, contact the CPFM Work Control Center at 541-346-2319 or visit the power outage website for updates.
For information about the UO’s response to the virus, visit the coronavirus webpage.
https://around.uoregon.edu/content/spring-break-power-outages-postponed
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The Utilities and Energy department will conduct maintenance on feeder breakers that will require short duration power outages on Monday, March 23rd and Tuesday, March 24th. Most buildings on campus will experience brief duration power outages lasting approximately 10 minutes plus building restoration time. This utility maintenance is critical for the continued safe operation of the campus electrical system.
On Monday, the feeder shutdowns and planned outages will start at 8:00 am and buildings will experience a brief outage at a scheduled time based on building feeder. On Tuesday, the entire campus will move from EWEB power onto full campus power temporarily to test the backup generator system at the Central Power Station at 8:00 am. During the testing, the power to campus may be lost if a portion of the system does not perform as expected.
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Begin: Thursday, December 19, 2019
Building Impacted: Johnson Hall
Scope: During the basement level restroom shutdown and drain inspection, it was discovered that the drain for the drinking fountain is no longer functional.
Services Impacted: The fountain has been placed out of order until another drain location can be found and a new drinking fountain reinstalled. We will send a notice when the date of install has been determined.
Contact: Work Control Center, 541-346-2319
Campus Community,
Beginning Monday, December 2nd and continuing through Friday December 13th, Pacific Hall 206 will be undergoing a remodeling project. Renovation activities will include moving services, carpet, paint, lighting, and data upgrades. Building occupants may observe UO Facilities personnel entering/exiting the building with tools and materials during regular business hours. These activities should be minimally impactful, however, on December 3rd and 4th spaces neighboring 206 can expect to hear normal and occasional construction noises.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact CPFM’s Construction Services Manager, Justin Grishkin at 541-346-5242.
Update 11/18: Restroom 173 is now open.
Update 11/15: Available restrooms have been updated due to access restrictions on other restrooms.
On Monday, November 18th, through Tuesday, November 19th, between 7:00 am and 4:00 pm, restroom 173 will be offline for 2-3 hours while plumbers makes connections for a future sink. The full extent of the water shutdown is yet to be determined, but should be localized to the restroom itself. An update will be sent when a more accurate time is known.
The closest restrooms are:
Work will be performed by Twin Rivers Plumbing.
For questions or concerns, please contact Tim Allenbaugh at 541-346-8214 or timallen@uoregon.edu.
Update 11/14:
This project has been extended and is expected to be completed on November 28th.
Beginning Tuesday, October 22nd, and proceeding through Thursday, November 14th 28th, Facilities Services and their contractors will be performing work in Huestis Hall room 116 to convert it from a lab to an office space. Building occupants can expect to hear normal and occasional construction noises, such as drilling and cutting, and may observe UO Facilities personnel and their subcontractors entering/exiting the building with tools and materials during regular business hours.
The Facilities team and their contractors are meeting to determine the construction activities most likely to result in potential disruption and will work with stakeholders to schedule these activities at optimal times. At this time, Facilities Services anticipates no utility disruptions or shutoffs; however, Facilities Services will provide additional notice(s) should any services be unexpectedly disrupted or shut down.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact CPFM’s Construction Services Manager, Justin Griskin, at 541-356-5242.
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Update 9/24/19: The Air Handling Unit has been repaired and is up and running.
Due to a power issue last night, on 9/19/19, Air Handling Unit 3 has been put out of service. The power issue tripped the smoke and fire dampers, which is now affecting the air distribution.
Air Handling Unit 3 services the South sections of floors 1 and 2, as well as the L200. These areas will be without heating and cooling over the weekend. Repairs will resume on Monday and an update will be provided then.
Contact: Ken Straw
For questions or concerns please contact CPFM Mechanical & Plumbing Shop Manager Ken Straw at 541-346-5406 or kstraw@uoregon.edu.
Update 10/4: This project has been extended due to humidity issues and is expected to be completed by Wednesday October 9th.
Update 9/26: This project has been extended and is expected to be completed by Friday October 4th.
Starting on Tuesday, September 10th and running through Friday, September 27th October 4th, contractors will be installing new HVAC and refrigerant equipment in Onyx 292. This work will entail demolition and removal of existing equipment through the exterior of the building. There will be boom lifts and safety equipment operating the the courtyard outside Onyx Bridge and Cascade Hall. Safety barricades will be in place to redirect pedestrian and bicycle traffic. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Associate Director of Facilities, Jim Cody at 541-346-2302.
Update 9/6/19:
The sidewalk closure has been extended and is expected to be completed on September 9th.
As part of the ongoing Knight Campus Skybridge construction, the current sidewalk closure on Franklin Blvd by Lewis Integrative Science (LISB) will remain in effect through September 6th 9th, 2019. The rest of the sidewalk along Franklin Blvd by Streisinger, Klamath, and Onyx Bridge will remain open. However, the sidewalk on the North side of Franklin Blvd will remain closed during the construction of Knight Campus.
For questions or concerns, please contact Darin Dehle at 541-346-2282 or ddehle@uoregon.edu.
SCHEDULE UPDATE:
The painting phase of the handrail project has been extended to August 28th.
Campus Community,
The Beall Music Hall handrail repair project is set to resume on Monday, August 5th and run through Friday, August 9th. During this time, the contractor will be repairing portions of the handrail with damaged balusters and rotten wood, then installing a fresh cap over all of the handrails and posts. When this phase of the project is complete, there will be a one week break from the work to allow all adhesives and caulking from the repairs to fully cure before the painting phase begins. The paint phase will resume on Monday, August 19th and be completed on or before Friday, August 23rd.
During this project, at least one set of stairs will remain open for public use at all times. The ADA ramp will remain fully accessible throughout the work, as will the southern-most stairs parallel to the ramp. Safety barricades and detour signage will be in place to direct pedestrians around areas under construction. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Facilities Services Project Coordinator Lawrence Elliott at 541-346-5164.
On Monday, August 12, from 7 a.m.–3 p.m., work will be performed on the fire sprinkler system, with no impact to building occupants.
LCL will perform the work.
Horns, Strobes, and Speakers on the fire alarm system will not sound after the scheduled time. Provisions have been taken to monitor the building fire systems during this time. Any alarms that occur after the scheduled time should be considered real events, and occupants should evacuate as usual, per the U of O Emergency Procedures.
For questions regarding these emergency evacuation procedures, visit the Emergency Management & Continuity website at https://safety.uoregon.edu/evacuations.
Please direct questions or concerns to Colin Brennan at brennan@uoregon.edu or 541-346-8242.
Campus community,
Beginning Monday, August 5th and concluding Wednesday, August 7th, Facilities Services and their subcontractor will be abating asbestos containing materials from Lawrence Hall room 231. The work will be conducted inside a containment tent with full filtration and ACM protocols. There will be an “air-lock” style containment tent in part of the hallway outside room 231 as marked on the map. The hallway will be passable and remain in normal service during the work. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Facilities Services Construction Services Mgr. Justin Grishkin at 541-346-5242.
On Wednesday, July 31, beginning at 8:00 am and lasting for approximately 30 minutes to one hour, domestic and industrial water will be shut down for EWEB technicians to upgrade the water meter.
Please contact Euly Gibbs from EWEB with any questions or concerns, Eulalia.Gibbs@EWEB.ORG or 541-685-7039.
As part of the EWEB utility meter upgrade, the fire sprinkler at KC Annex will be shut down for approximately 10 minutes on Wednesday, July 31, at 10 a.m. Electricity and water (both domestic and industrial) will not be affected and will operate normally. The Environmental Health and Safety Fire Marshall Department is aware and will monitor the situation during the shutdown.
Please contact Euly Gibbs from EWEB with any questions or concerns, Eulalia.Gibbs@EWEB.ORG or 541-685-7039.
Update 8/29:
This renovation work has been extended and the expected completion date is September 20th.
Preferred Construction and Pro Sound and Video will be conducting the first phase of renovation in Willamette Hall classrooms 100, 100A, 106, and 121 starting this week and is expected to continue until approximately September 1 will continue through September 20th. Work will include minor demolition, electrical upgrades, and audio/visual equipment upgrades. Users can expect to hear occasional construction noises such as hammering and drilling. There will be increased congestion as crews enter and exit the building with tools and materials.
No utility disruptions or shutoffs are expected at this time; however, if there are any disruptions or shutdowns to services, an additional notice will be distributed.
Project Contact:
Martina S. Oxoby
Owner’s Representative | LEED AP BD+C
Design and Construction | Campus Planning and Facilities Management
University of Oregon
O: 541.346.5880 | C: 541.556.8477
Campus Community,
Due to move outs changes to traffic patterns include:
University parking maps and information are at map.uoregon.edu, select “parking.
Facilities Liaisons,
The contractor Roto-Rooter will be performing work in the sidewalk grounds area south of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art (JSMA) for 2 hours on Monday, May, 20 from 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm. This work is very minimal and the sidewalk will remain open. Crews will open up the utility hole lid and perform investigation work with a camera line; no services will be impacted.
For questions or concerns, please contact CPFM Design and Construction Facilities Engineer Sarah Follett at 541-346-8264.
Campus Community,
I just learned that the scope of the work at the intersection has changed and the intersection will not be closed on Friday the 17th. The full intersection will be re-opened on Monday with some temporary paving (crushed gravel) in a portion of the travel lanes. The permanent fix will occur later this summer.
Thank you for your patience.
Michael A. Harwood, FAIA
Associate Vice President and University Architect
Campus Planning and Facilities Management
University of Oregon
maharwoo@uoregon.edu
(541) 346-8267
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Facilities Liaisons,
As part of the Hayward Field Renovation, the contractor, Hoffman Construction has encountered a field condition related to grades that will require them to pour more concrete than they expected. This will necessitate closing the Onyx Street & East 15th Ave intersection starting at 6:00 am on May 17, removing the concrete in the morning and pouring the concrete in the afternoon. They would re-open the intersection at 6:00 am on Monday, May 20. Access to the parking lot will not be affected.
For questions or concerns, please contact the CPFM Project Manager:
Michael A. Harwood, FAIA
Associate Vice President and University Architect
Campus Planning and Facilities Management
University of Oregon
maharwoo@uoregon.edu
(541) 346-8267
Campus Community,
On Saturday, May 4th, from 6:00am to 6:00pm, the hallway outside the basement Freezer Farm in Pacific Hall (H021 and R017 on the Campus map) will be completely closed to accommodate a welding project for the installation of additional ventilation duct work to the autoclave. Access to the freezer farm and autoclave will be completely blocked until 6:00 pm. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Design & Construction Owner’s Representative Jen Miley at 541-346-1530.
