Transforming
UCSF Spaces

Facilities Services creates an exceptional physical environment at UCSF. We support research, teaching, health care, and the university’s community service mission by providing the operational and maintenance needs of all UCSF campus facilities.

Great Work Happens Here

Through innovation and creativity, we strive to balance continual improvement with quality service delivery and efficiency. We are actively engaged in process and service improvements and look forward to serving your facility needs.

Facilities works to make sure all UCSF properties receive the highest quality of service and care.
Facilities ensure faculty, students, staff, and visitors have the proper access and security in UCSF spaces.
The Facilities Projects team details the work of the Facilities Investment Needs, Building Renewal, and iCAMP.
Great work happens here! Facilities Services helps create an exceptional campus physical environment at UCSF.
The Customer Service Center handles work requests, job inquiries, and customer billing and estimates.
Depending on the complexity, Facilities can help you manage small- to mid-size projects not exceeding $100,000.
Controls & Commissioning manages building systems and controls, oversees new building systems, and onboards new users.
Professional Engineering Services provides engineering services and design approval on all projects permitted through Building Permit Services.
Energy & Water implements a strategic vision focused on reducing carbon emissions and minimizing utility consumption.
Research Support Services is dedicated to comprehensively supporting lab asset infrastructure and equipment in an effort to reduce costs, save time, and improve reliability for the research community.
The Tenant Improvement Program is dedicated to enhancing the aesthetics, functionality, and safety of the campus through customized alterations.
Engineering & Utilities supports UCSF research and operations by managing reliable utilities and building systems, with the goal of reducing carbon emissions, energy, and water consumption.

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