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Starting March 23, Facilities Engineering (FE) will begin collecting data for a GIS Map. This will help FE create an accurate map, inventory, and data collection to improve efficiency, safety, and planning. The project will run through October of 2026. If you have any questions, please contact Antwoine Feaman, Project/Program Manager, at afeaman@wustl.edu.

From March 23-26, from 6 a.m. to 5 p.m., one lane of S. Euclid Ave. will be closed for subsurface exploration activities. One lane of traffic will remain open at all times to allow access to Renard Dock. If you have any questions, please contact Bob Korte, Campus Architect, Senior Project Manager, at rkorte@wustl.edu.

Sent on behalf of Barnes-Jewish Hospital. Beginning March 26, Archkey will be working on the Medical Campus to conduct directional boring activities on the 4300 block of Clayton Avenue. Weather permitting, the planned duration of this work is from Thursday, March 26, through the close of business on Friday, April 17. All work will be […]

As a reminder, the Facilities Integrated Service Center (FISC) is the central point of contact and processing for facilities work orders at WashU Medicine. The center serves as a liaison between campus customers, service providers, emergency responders, and business managers. They offer a variety of business services, including new employee badges, parking, and Metro cards (U-Passes). More […]

From February 2-5, 10 p.m. to 6 a.m., workers will replace multiple sections of the cracked sanitary line located in the lower-level mechanical room of the Clinical Sciences Research Building – North Tower Addition. This line is the main drain for the building; therefore, to prevent water/waste from draining into the open pipe, restrooms, faucets, […]

Weather permitting, on February 7-8, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Euclid Avenue will be closed to complete geotechnical analysis of the subsurface conditions. A drill rig will be set up in the street to collect subsurface samples, and the street will be patched upon completion of the work. If you have any questions, please […]

As part of the East McDonnell Cooling Tower Replacement Project, from January 17-18, workers will shut down the 75-psi steam system serving the East McDonnell Building and place the final crane lifts required to set new cooling tower equipment on the roof. This activity represents a major milestone for the project, and the work has […]

If you would like to receive notifications about WashU Medicine facilities’ outages and service interruptions, you must be designated as a Key Management Contact (KMC) in Workday. Please visit the Emergency Management website for more information. KMC responsibilities A KMC is a voluntary, self-subscribed contact who opts in to receive critical incident notifications related to […]