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Capital Projects and Facilities Management (CPFM - Capital Programs 2025

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The document is a work request form for Facilities Operations at the School of Medicine, managed by Capital Projects & Facilities Management (CPFM). It includes sections for job details, contact information, work description, billing information, and required approvals. The form emphasizes the need for Dean's Office approval for projects exceeding $50K and provides contact details for inquiries.

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What are considered capital projects?

Capital projects typically involve large-scale projects on the higher-end of expenditures compared to those requiring fewer resources. Some examples of capital projects include roads, railways, manufacturing plants, nuclear power plant construction, power transmission, and electrical distribution.

What is the difference between capital and non-capital projects?

Key Differences: Purpose: Capital projects aim to create long-term value, often involving enhancements to existing infrastructure or the development of new building space. Timeframe: Capital projects can take years; non-capital projects are shorter-term.

What are capital projects in project management?

A capital project is distinct from other company projects as it is large in scale, high-cost, and requires considerable planning relative to other investments. Capital projects often refer to infrastructure, like roads or railways, or, in the case of a corporation, the development of a manufacturing plant or office.

What is an example of a capital project management?

Construction, real estate development, creating physical products, enhancing our natural environment; all these are examples of a capital project! Capital improvement to an existing asset, like renovations, also counts.

Where does the money for capital projects come from?

Public sector capital funding typically comes through federal, state, and local sources, grants, bonds, and public-private partnerships. Private sector companies fund their projects through equity, investments, and loans from a bank or other lender.

What does a capital projects manager do?

Plans, supervises, and coordinates the activities and operations of assigned capital improvements projects. Ensures the timely, accurate, and cost effective completion of projects.

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