Maximizing campus facilities in 5 steps

Higher education institutions are currently navigating a complex landscape of aging facilities and budget constraints, compounded by challenges such as enrollment declines and shifting priorities. The practice of cutting costs by delaying regular maintenance and repairs may have delivered a short-term financial performance in previous years but creates a ripple effect of a backlog of expenses, overdue repairs, concerns for the long-term health and safety of occupants, and even the loss of appeal to staff and students.

Deferred maintenance can create an overwhelming list of festering issues that eventually lead to situations where a fix is no longer possible and an entirely new facility is required. But what if you could not only address years of deferred maintenance but also set the stage for a strategic, sustainable future for your campus?

This guide is specifically designed to lead you through a robust 5-step approach to control deferred maintenance and develop a forward-thinking capital plan for your educational institution. Embark on a transformative journey where you will discover:

• Comprehensive Analysis: Understand the deep impact of deferred maintenance, from spiraling costs to compromised safety and declining campus appeal.
• Actionable Strategies: Get equipped with actionable insights on how to carry out a comprehensive facility condition assessment and create a multi-year capital plan.
• Holistic Planning: Learn about the importance of integrating immediate repairs with long-term investment strategies, including potential public-private partnerships (P3s).
• Sustainable Focus: Discover how sustainability can be woven into your capital plans, offering cost savings, environmental benefits, and improved campus experiences.
• Future Management: Explore how to employ preventative maintenance strategies and next-generation management to reduce future costs and enhance facility performance.

Ready to embark on the journey to a modernized campus that meets the demands of today while planning for the sustainability of tomorrow?