OPERATIONS
Running a university takes lots of co-ordinated efforts between a wide array of departments providing a variety of services for prospective and current students, faculty, staff and the community all around us.
The most often requested offices are listed below. To contact any department not listed here, please call the main switchboard at 202.274.5000.
OPERATIONS
Running a university takes lots of co-ordinated efforts between a wide array of departments providing a variety of services for prospective and current students, faculty, staff and the community all around us.
The most often requested offices are listed below. To contact any department not listed here, please call the main switchboard at 202.274.5000.
OPERATIONS
Running a university takes lots of co-ordinated efforts between a wide array of departments providing a variety of services for prospective and current students, faculty, staff and the community all around us.
The most often requested offices are listed below. To contact any department not listed here, please call the main switchboard at 202.274.5000.
Facilities Management
Facilities Management is responsible for the maintenance and operations of all real property assets. The primary goal of Facilities Management is to provide customer-driven support, cost-effective planning, and sustainable approaches facility maintenance and operations. The department’s primary services include:
- General building maintenance and repair
- Central heating and cooling
- Plant operations
- HVAC services
- Electrical repairs
- Plumbing
- Carpentry
- Locksmith services
- Custodial services
- Landscaping
- Pest management
- Elevator repairs
- Facility support contracts
Work Requests Categories:
- Routine service work is handled on a first come, first served basis, and will normally be completed within seven calendar days, pending availability of materials.
- Urgent service work is usually completed within two calendar days. Items include dripping faucets, extreme temperature complaints, powerless outlets, etc.
- Emergency service work is classified as work that requires immediate attention. Such requests include eliminating hazards, preventing significant damage, or preventing the disruption of scheduled activities.
WELCOME TO UDC
At UDC, the city isn’t our location; it’s our campus. From the Community College to workforce development programs and more, UDC is active in every ward--providing a quality education and enriching the lives of students, neighbors, and stakeholders alike.
WELCOME TO UDC
At UDC, the city isn’t our location; it’s our campus. From the Community College to workforce development programs and more, UDC is active in every ward--providing a quality education and enriching the lives of students, neighbors, and stakeholders alike.