The Board of Trustees is scheduled to take action on the FY28 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP), led by the Associate Vice President for Facilities and Safety Services. While the agenda does not detail individual projects, a university CIP typically covers new construction, major renovations, infrastructure upgrades, safety/security improvements, and large equipment or systems purchases slated for future years. Because this is an action item for FY28, the university is actively prioritizing and sequencing facilities projects that will later require design, engineering, construction, and related professional services. Vendors can position themselves by aligning with anticipated capital priorities, such as STEM learning spaces, lab modernization, campus safety, and building systems upgrades, and by engaging Facilities and Safety Services as projects move from planning into funded procurements.

CIP approval often precedes development of specific project scopes and RFQs/RFPs for architects, eng...