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Commission approves design selection and CM/GC delivery for UT veterinary emergency-care renovation
Summary
The commission approved early design and preconstruction services and the use of a construction manager/general contractor alternative delivery method for the College of Veterinary Medicine renovation and addition in Knoxville, which will expand emergency and critical care and a feline health care center. UT anticipates TSSBA financing for later phases.
The State Building Commission approved the University of Tennessee’s request to begin design and preconstruction services and proceed with selection of a designer using a construction manager/general contractor alternative delivery method for the College of Veterinary Medicine renovation and addition in Knoxville. President Randy Boyd told the commission the approval will allow early design work and preconstruction to begin while UT anticipates pursuing Tennessee State School Bond Authority (TSSBA) funds for the remainder of the project.
"This project will renovate and expand the emergency and critical care unit and the feline health care center," President Randy Boyd said, asking the commission for approval. The commission moved and adopted the item by voice vote with no recorded opposition, clearing the way for the university to proceed to select designers and deliver early services.
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