Current Projects
Infrastructure Planning and Facilities provides preventative maintenance, project management, design, and construction services for more than 190 general fund buildings on MSU's main campus.
This page lists active capital projects valued at more than $1 million that are in various stages of design and construction. Click on any of the projects listed in alphabetical order to learn more. Contact the project's representative if you wish to offer input during the planning and design phase of a project.
Anthony Hall – Envelope Renewal
Renew building's exterior to prevent water infiltration.
Bessey Hall – HVAC Equipment Replacement
Replacement of aging HVAC equipment
Campbell Hall Renewal
The project will address major building systems including life safety and accessibility, along with mechanical, electrical, building envelope, and finishes.
Campus Classroom Buildings – HVAC improvement measures for COVID response
Implementing Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) improvements per COVID HVAC guidelines listed by American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE), Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
Chemistry Building Laboratory Upgrades
Renovations to support new wet lab and computational research.
Chemistry Building Laboratory Upgrades FRIB Radiochemistry
Combined Heat & Power WEST REGIONAL CHILLED WATER PLANT
The new Combined Heat & Power Unit at the TB Simon Power Plant will add electric generation capacity, restore lost steam generation capacity, and provide utility services for a new West Regional Chilled Water Plant.
Communication Arts and Various Buildings- Exterior Envelope Capital Renewal FY23
Dairy Facility Renovations and Additions
Construct new Dairy Facility and renovate existing structures to expand and update critical research, outreach and teaching capacities.
Engineering and Digital Innovation Center
Planning the construction of the new Engineering and Digital Innovation Center.