Planning, Design and Construction
Planning, Design and Construction (PDC) is responsible for the execution of the University of Rochester's major construction and renovation projects. Typical services include management of design, engineering and construction services and professional service contracts. PDC also provides procurement of all construction contracts for the University community. Our goal is to set the standard for excellence for higher education and healthcare facility capital projects.
We are here to:
- Provide leadership to support the implementation of University projects.
- Assure appropriate design and construction standards and criteria established by the University, the state, or other appropriate agencies are followed.
- Identify and implement opportunities to balance quality and cost of construction, focusing on life cycle costs through value engineering and other cost reduction initiatives.
- Encourage the full participation of all stakeholders in the project management process.
- Ensure all new construction buildings are built to a minimum LEED silver level.
Contacts
Justin Fallon Dollard
- Executive Director PDC
- 329-6956
- jdollard@ur.rochester.edu
Jennifer Rudolfs
- Director, Medical Center PDC
- 369-6831
- jrudolfs@ur.rochester.edu
Charles Gantt
- University Architect & Director, Campus Planning PDC
- 362-0859
- cgantt@ur.rochester.edu
Mark Merry
- Director, Affiliate & Ambulatory PDC
- 704-3047
- mark_merry@urmc.rochester.edu
Van Yannas
- Director, Special/Complex Projects PDC
- 880-2953
- eyannas@ur.rochester.edu
Scott Walker
- Assistant Director, Finance & Operations PDC
- 629-0284
- swalk18@facilities.rochester.edu
Documents and Forms
The University of Rochester requires Pre-Qualification of Architects and Engineers and Construction Contractors to ensure that work is performed only by highly qualified contractors.
The Pre-Qualification process evaluates:
- financial stability and bonding capacity,
- licensed to practice in the State of New York and ability to secure adequate insurance,
- relevant project experience,
- demonstrated quality of work, and then if qualified
- assignment of potential work by University risk categories.
For participation in the process or for questions, contact Justin Dollard, Executive Director of Planning & Project Management
FAQs
- Form 100 used for initial authorization
- Form 101 used for construction authorization
- Form 104 used for additional scope authorization
- Form 105 used for project close out.