Space
The Office of Facilities Planning & Management (OFP&M) in the Stanford University School of Medicine (SoM) oversees more than 1.6million square feet of School space on campus, in addition to over 400,000 square feet of leased space in 5 cities.
OFP&M also manages and maintains the School of Medicine 's space data through both the new, web based iSPACE, and the Facilities Assets Management Information System (FAMIS). There are more then 40 department-based Space Coordinators who work with our office to update room records as changes occur.
In 2005 we completed a joint project with Stanford University Maps and Records to generate AutoCAD maps of 25 School of Medicine buildings here on campus and 10 leased properties. Over 1.4 million gross square feet of space have been mapped, reviewed and are available at...http://fims.stanford.edu/
Research Space Task Force
In the next 15 - 20 years, the School of Medicine (SoM) intends to construct 1 million square feet of new biomedical research facilities representing expansion (Stanford Institutes of Medicine - SIMs) and replacement (Foundations in Medicine - FIMs) buildings. To guide detailed programming for these facilities, SoM stepped back to take a broad view of how to best support discovery, foster collaboration, and enable translation to patient care. A Research Facilities Task Force was assembled to explore a variety of facilities planning models for housing research activities. The results of four Task Force meetings, numerous faculty interviews and tours of their labs, reviewing facilities at other institutions, and collecting information from 223 faculty whom completed our space survey, are all contained in the report. >>>>>>>>> View the Report Here
Assets
The School also has approximately 25% of all Capital Assets in the University. These assets are located in more than 6,000 rooms. OFP&M works closely with the School of Medicine ’s Department Property Administrators to insure accurate and timely tracking of these assets. We are also engaged in ongoing discussions with the Property Management Organization on campus, to insure continuing improvement in the data entry, tracking, inventory and disposal of the School’s assets.
There are many resources available to assist Department Property Administrators with the Reuse, Surplus Sales and Disposal of both Capital Assets and non-capital equipment. The Reuse website is avaliable for department-to-department sales and/or transfers, while Surplus Sales manages selling to staff, as well individuals and organizations in the community.
PLEASE NOTE - Click here for Inventory 2009 results
The 2009 Biennial Inventory is almost complete and the School of Medicine is close to exceeding the University's goal of finding 98% of all Capital Assets.
