News
Farm Lane Bridge, intersections to close for summer semester
The East Lansing campus’ main artery over the Red Cedar River will close during the summer semester for the first phase of a $44 million reconstruction project, greatly affecting vehicle and pedestrian traffic.
IPF Contractors May Resume Work Feb. 16
Notice to construction contractors.
IPF names new Real Estate Operations director
MSU Infrastructure Planning and Facilities has named Marchan Darby as IPF’s new Real Estate Operations director to lead the university’s real estate efforts.
2022: The Year in Review
With a university the size of a small city, our focus is supporting MSU’s infrastructure needs while being responsible stewards of MSU’s resources and minimizing our environmental impact. Here are just a few of the highlights from IPF’s work in 2022.
Reduced Building Services over Winter Break
IPF to reduce building services over the extended break
Behind the Scenes @ MSU: tracking our assets
How does IPF keep track of over 570 buildings and their major equipment like furnaces, roofs, and elevators? The answer is the Asset Management Team.
Be a winter-smart Spartan
Smart Spartans know that when Michigan becomes a "winter wonderland" good snow and ice practices will keep you safe and secure.
More than setting the stage: the IPF Setup Crew
MSU’s East Lansing campus is always bustling with activity: meetings, conferences, lectures, athletic events, workshops, office remodels, lab upgrades. MSU’s interior spaces are where much of this activity takes place, readied by IPF’s Setup Crew.
Behind the Scenes @ MSU: keeping the water flowing
IPF provides water services to almost 50,000 students and more than 12,000 faculty and support staff at MSU. That’s why IPF has its own Plumbing Services department.
IPF to Switch off Building Cooling for Cold Season
With October upon us, outside temperatures now are consistently in ranges where mechanical building cooling is no longer needed. Read more for simple energy conservation measures.