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Facilities Management (FM) Grounds and Landscaping invites The University of New Mexico community to participate in activities commemorating Earth Day and National Arbor Day.  On Thursday, April 18, FM will have a table at the Sustainability Expo on the...

On March 8, in celebration of New Mexico Arbor Day, Facilities Management (FM) arborists will plant two Piñon Pine trees on The University of New Mexico campus.  The first tree will be planted at 9 a.m. on north campus adjacent to Novitki Hall, located...

Nominations are open for the Facilities Management (FM) annual Outstanding Manager Award. This award was developed to appreciate and recognize the qualities of excellence, leadership, and customer service in departmental managers. Nominations will be...

On Monday, Feb. 18, National Roofing will begin a project to replace the roof on the southeast corner of Ford Utility Center—bldg. # 116 just north of Centennial Engineering Center.  Construction materials and machinery will be staged in the alley...

The University of New Mexico’s new Physics & Astronomy and Interdisciplinary Science building (PAÍS) was designed to improve the way student and faculty conduct research, and serve as a hub for cross-discipline collaboration on campus. The project began...

As in years past, to conserve both financial and environmental resources, The University of New Mexico and the Facilities Management Department (FM) will implement the Winter Setback Program. The program, which will run from Dec. 21, 2018 through Jan....

On Sept. 25 The University of New Mexico’s Farris Engineering Center won the Energy Project of the Year award from the New Mexico Association of Energy Engineers (NMAEE). The award recognizes projects that show innovation in energy management.  The...

The University of New Mexico’s Facilities Management celebrates Custodial Appreciation Week through Friday, Sept. 21 in honor of National Custodial Appreciation Day. Custodial Services will host a celebration Sept. 21 in the Hokona Ballroom to honor the...

UNM’s Physical Plant Department, the largest department within the University, is changing its name. Gone are the days of referring to it and its over 390 employees as PPD. Starting Aug. 24, an official launch to change the name to Facilities Management...