FAMU initiates $8.2M in renovations for FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

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FAMU has initiated $8,200,000 in renovations for the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering complex in Innovation Park.

Last year, the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering received an additional $10,000,000 from the Florida Legislature to continue its $30,000,000 Phase III construction project.

According to GRC Architects: “Phase III will consist of a new building, renovations to the existing buildings, Buildings A and B and some incidental remodeling in both buildings.”

The first part of the project, which the legislature funded with $3,565,572 in 2012, is complete. It consisted of the following: boiler and generator replacement, HVAC renovations, building envelope improvements, and re-roofing.

A briefing document presented to the FAMU Board of Trustees Facilities Planning Committee, states that the current set of renovations will cover “accessibility and energy plant improvements at buildings A and B; envelope renovations, fire alarm upgrades, first and third floor north renovations [in Building A], and South wing HVAC replacements at building A.”

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