Montana State University
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Montana State University will spend up to $50.5 million for projects to improve energy efficiency and address deferred maintenance in campus buildings – beginning what will be one of the largest investments in sustainability in MSU history.
Megan James, engineering and utilities director for MSU’s Facilities Management, said consolidating numerous projects under one large contract helps prevent costly, future maintenance issues.
“We’re able, in one fell swoop, to address many critical deferred maintenance and energy efficiency projects that would otherwise take years,” she said. “This significant financial commitment showcases the continued support from the administration to invest in the future of campus.”
Under the new contract, about 2.5 million square feet of building space are scheduled for upgrades. They include:
- $17 million in Heat Plant system upgrades.
- $3.5 million in piping upgrades for geothermal well systems that store and share energy between buildings.
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