• Design, Architectural or Engineering Services
• Estimating projects
• Installing new electrical service
• Installing or removing walls, doors, etc.
• Replacing carpet
• Painting projects

Customers must fill in and send a Project Request Form (available on this Web Site) to Facilities Design & Construction. The form provides basic project information necessary for D&C to evaluate and respond to the customer's request.

All you have to do is click here, and fill out the information.   The Georgia Tech Facilities Helpdesk will complete your request in a timely manner. 

Compensation (also know as Total Rewards) includes all of the rewards earned by employees in return for their labor.  Georgia Tech Human Resources (GTHR) Compensation team establishes and maintains salary rates and makes individual salary decisions that help recruit, retain and motivate employees.  

They oversee financial compensation across the Institute including pay received as wages, salaries, bonuses and commissions provided at regular and consistent intervals.  How and when your compensation is paid is managed by the GTHR's Payroll Team.  More information can be found here.

Customers should contact Design & Construction for assistance if they have questions as to the feasibility of a project concept or scope. Our architects and engineers can review your program needs and assist in determining the project scope and feasibility.

D&C can assist in establishing an initial project budget which can be refined as the full scope of the project is determined.

We are required to follow the University System of Georgia procedures for bidding,which require competitive bidding and establish minimum guidelines for bid advertising and contractor preparation of bid proposals. In general, it will take at least thirty days from the time project documents are ready for a contract to be executed.

Construction cost is about 80% of a project's total budget. Other costs might include items such as architectural and engineering professional fees, bid advertisements, printing, and utility location surveys. Customers must identify funding for the total project budget.

• Design, Architectural or Engineering Services
• Estimating projects
• Installing new electrical service
• Installing or removing walls, doors, etc.
• Replacing carpet
• Painting projects

Customers must fill in and send a Project Request Form (available on this Web Site) to Facilities Design & Construction. The form provides basic project information necessary for D&C to evaluate and respond to the customer's request.

Customers must fill in and send a Project Request Form (available on this Web Site) to Facilities Design & Construction. The form provides basic project information necessary for D&C to evaluate and respond to the customer's request.

All keys should be turned back over to the Building Manager for that building.

Facilities Lock shop personnel will deliver all keys to the requesting Building Manager. They will then contact the requestor about picking up the key(s) from them. Each department has guidelines about signing out and picking up keys.

All contractors must have a project manager or building manager come with them or send an e-mail to the Lock shop approving a person and company to check out temporary keys. Facilities Lock shop has a form for the contractor to fill out and sign making them responsible for returning all keys to the Lock shop. If the keys are not returned, the company will be charged for the cost of material and labor to re-key all doors affected by the keys that are not returned.

The first step in ordering a key is to talk with your Building Manager for the building that you are in need of a key. He or she will be the contact for Facilities to fill any key requests. Building Managers may require you to send an e-mail to them requesting a key(s). Each department may have additional rules that you must follow in requesting keys. Each building manager can give you those departmental requirements. The Building Manager would then send an email request to Facilities requesting key(s) along with the People Soft number and doc id number for billing the cost of each key.

Building managers should require you to show your Georgia Tech ID before issuing key.

• Design, Architectural or Engineering Services
• Estimating projects
• Installing new electrical service
• Installing or removing walls, doors, etc.
• Replacing carpet
• Painting projects

Customers must fill in and send a Project Request Form (available on this Web Site) to Facilities Design & Construction. The form provides basic project information necessary for D&C to evaluate and respond to the customer's request.

• Heating and air conditioning--too hot or too cold
• Need additional or replacement keys
• Cleaning problems
• Furniture or other items needing to be moved
• Painting requests
• Exterior maintenance problems
• Recycling problems
• Pest control problems

You should notify your Building Manager if you have a routine maintenance request, and he or she will forward the request to the appropriate Area Maintenance Office.