TABLE 6.1Projects Proposed in Building and Space Plan Process in Spring 2017

CampusB&F Line Item ProjectsB&F SectionProposing IC
Section A: Complete POR, EIS, and IGE
BCAddition to the CRC to house Surgery/IR and RADIS/DLM—constructionACC
BCCenter for Disease Research (including vivarium to replace Building 14/28)AORF
BCElectrical power reliability for the Clinical CenterAORF
BCRenovate building 6A as office, once emptyAORF
FCIntegrated Research Facility—construct a 271,000 GSF consolidated vivarium facility for relocation of animals and employees from 32 buildings to house the NCI research colonies and animal research support services at Frederick; also construct new utility plant at the south portion of the campusANCI
RMLORF/ORS/NIAID support buildingAORF/ORS/NIAID
RTPSite utility loop—constructAORF
BCReplace Clinical Center patient and visitors parkingAORF
RTPComputational Science BuildingANIEHS
RMLComparative Medicine CenterANIAID
BCAddition to Vaccine Research Center (Building 40)BNIAID
Section B: Incomplete POR, EIS, and IGE
BCBuilding 10 West Distal Wing (H&J) renovationBORF
BCBuilding 10 East Distal Wing (A, B, C, & D) renovationBORF
BCBuilding 10 ACRF renovationBORF
BCAdditional cell processingBORF
BCConvert G Wing to clinical officesBORF
BCBuilding 31 replacement, waste management facility, grounds maintenance, police station, parking structure, and associated infrastructure projectsBORF
BCRenovate Building 1BORF
BCNew South Laboratory, adaptive reuse of Buildings 4, 5, 8, 30, and 41; Frederick, new parking structure, and associated infrastructure projectsBORF
BCNew Central Laboratory and associated infrastructure projectsBORF
RMLBSL-2 and 3 Research building (combination or previously requested research space)CNIAID
BCNew/expanded NIH Data Center for expanded scientific computingBCIT
Section C: Minimal Definition
BCRenovate Building 29A as lab and animal facilityCORF
FCConstruct a 268,000 GSF laboratory facility to house the current and developing research/clinical programs to replace aging and outdated laboratories in FrederickCNCI
BCRenovate Building 29 as computational/dry labCORF
BCContinuing requirement for an additional MRI bay in the Clinical CenterCNINDS
BCIn future Building 45 addition, provide future NCBI space requirements for staff growth and expand collections space to accommodate growth of collection material, driven by the increase in genomics research and high-throughput technologiesCNLM
FCConstruct a 288,400 GSF four-story parking garage on the north portion of theCNCI
Frederick Campus to support the current and developing research/clinical programs
BCNew construction/addition to facilitate round-robin renovations in Building 10CORF
BCCentral quadrangleCORF

NOTE: Acronyms are defined in Appendix K.

From: 6, NIH Current Approach to Strategic Planning for the Bethesda Campus Buildings and Facilities

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Managing the NIH Bethesda Campus Capital Assets for Success in a Highly Competitive Global Biomedical Research Environment.
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine; Division on Engineering and Physical Sciences; Board on Infrastructure and the Constructed Environment; Committee on Assessing the Capital Needs of the National Institutes of Health.
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