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Is Your Office Ready for Winter Break?

You may be ready for winter break, but take a few minutes to look around and be sure your office is ready for winter weather while you're away. Here are some steps that Facilities Management recommends to ensure your office is secure and winterized during the break.

"Thank you all very much for making The Clarice truly shine on Maryland Day this year. Our grounds and surrounding area looked fantastic . . ."

Ryan N. Knapp Director of Operations, The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center

Current Construction Projects

1 of 3
zupnick
Stanley R. Zupnik Hall
Total Budget: $244M
Construction Start: January 2023
Substantial Completion: May 2026
*Lot EE now part of LOD
Cole Head House
Cole Head House and Cultural Center Renovation
Total Budget: $22M
Construction Start: January 2024
Substantial Completion: June 2025
Barry P. Gossett Basketball Performance Center
Barry P. Gossett Basketball Performance Center
Total Budget: $52M
Construction Start: June 2023
Substantial Completion: June 2025

buildings
456
Buildings
sidewalks
87
Miles of Sidewalks
land
5,160
Acres of Land

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Managing Winter’s Frosty Challenges

Keeping 87 miles of sidewalks, 20 miles of roads, and many thousands of square feet in parking lots clear of snow and ice, doesn’t just happen. It requires meticulous and comprehensive planning.

Read the full story.
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NextGen Energy Program

The NextGen Energy Program (NextGen) plays a critical role in ensuring that the University of Maryland can depend on a sustainable energy system for decades to come. NextGen puts UMD on a pathway to achieve the goal of a fossil fuel-free energy system by 2035 and increases efficiency and sustainability.

Learn more about the NextGen Energy Program
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Incident Response Unit

Facilities Management’s Incident Response Unit is on call 24/7 to leap into action when an emergency affects campus. Whether natural disasters or infrastructure failures, the IRU is first on the scene, evaluating the situation and taking initial steps toward mitigating damage.

Learn more about the IRU.

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