Project scope includes adding a foot wash station to the sand volleyball courts.

Replacement of steel conduits affected by corrosion. Replacement of existing RW insulation conductors with modern grounded circuits. Replacement of antiquated panelboards with new counterparts rated for their locations (NEMA 1 and NEMA 4X SS).

This project includes, but is not limited to, removing existing electrical panelboards and replacing them with new equipment in different locations. New electrical branch circuit panelboards, panelboard feeders, and branch circuits to be provided. Stairwell and corridor modifications will be provided to secure electrical panel enclosures.

This project will remodel approximately 42,500 square feet of office and conference room space on the first and second levels of the Administrative Services Building, as well as replace furniture in more than half of the building. The scope of the remodel work includes, but is not limited to, the removal of existing pendant light fixtures, drywall partitions, doors, and transom windows, as well as the removal of the existing ceiling systems. New improvements include creating three additional offices, six team collaboration rooms, and a dedicated lactation room; updating finishes and furniture; and modifying mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and technology MEPT systems as required.

This project will add 22,043 square feet of space to the existing facility. The project includes four building extensions and one free-standing structure. The additions are enhanced reproduction, critical care, horse rehabilitation, theriogenology, and a free-standing feeding and bedding facility. The new building will comprise of modest demolition of the existing wards and large animal hospital, as well as the construction of three expansions and infill between wards one and two, using materials and structures that are compatible with the current facilities. To support the additions, new services such as plumbing, HVAC, electrical power, lighting, fire protection, telecommunications, and security will be implemented. The present hospital and wards will continue to operate during the construction period, and any disruptions to services, deliveries, and daily operations must be managed with the ISU construction manager and the College of Veterinary Medicine Staff.