Doing
Business with Facilities
The Office of Facilities Planning and all the campus Buildings &
Grounds offices are dedicated to providing help and support to
the faculty, staff, and students, and visitors at Northern
Virginia Community College. Listed below are some of the services we provide.
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Campus Buildings & Grounds offices are responsible for maintenance
and repairs to all buildings, utilities, and parking lots on each
campus. If you notice a maintenance issue, contact the Facility
Manager on your campus. |
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Campus Buildings & Grounds offices maintain all grounds and are
responsible for snow removal during inclement weather. |
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Facilities Planning administers the College safety program. The annual
Safety Program, as well as the Safety information in each issue of the
Intercom, are prepared and presented by the Office of Facilities
Planning. If you have safety-related issues, contact your campus
Facility Manager, or Roger Tancreti, the Assistant Director for
Administration & Logistics, at 703.323.3551. |
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The College janitorial services are supervised by campus Buildings & Grounds offices. If you have cleaning issues, contact your campus Facility Manager. |
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Facilities Planning maintains the College motor pool, including a small fleet of vehicles available for use by College employees for work-required travel. For more information about the College motor pool, or vehicle availability, contact the Assistant Director for Administration and Logistics, or Cathy Magalis, 703.323.2261. |
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A client is a member of the Faculty or Staff who initiates and funds a project. Facilities Planning manages and provides consultation for Client projects. For more information about Client projects, contact your campus Facility Manager. |
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Facilities Planning programs and manages construction of new buildings and parking structures. Northern Virginia is growing, and Northern Virginia Community College is expanding and improving in response. Renovation projects modernize existing facilities, and new construction provides need classroom and office space. |
A Project
Request is required for any work that modifies
building systems. Structural work, such as moving load
bearing walls, or electrical work, such as installing
new outlets requires a Project Request. This type
of work is usually regulated by the building code
and usually requires an inspection.
(Project Request Form)
A Work Request
is required for jobs that do not modify building
systems or work that is considered routine maintenance
and repair. Hanging pictures, changing light bulbs,
and replacing existing hardware all require Work Requests.
(Work Request Form)
If you are unsure
of whether the service you need requires a work request
or a project request, call the Building & Grounds
office on your campus—they’ll be glad to
help you!
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