Federal contract
Igf::ot::igf Boulder Campus Building 3 Renovation (B3R) the B3R Project Consists of the Renovation of the Building From Its Current Machine Shop Configuration to an Approximate 45,000 Square Feet Facility to Serve as the Headquarters for the Communications Technology Laboratory (CTL) With Program Management Oversight From the Boulder Design and Construction Division (BDCD). When Re-purposed, Building 3 Will House Offices and Dry Laboratories, Accommodating Computer Stations, Servers and Desk-top Equipment. Office Space Will Be Developed in a Flexible Open Office Arrangement, Including Meeting Rooms, Employee Amenities, and Building Service Spaces Meeting Functional and Code Requirements to Accommodate Its Employees and Accommodate Occasional Workshops for Representatives of the Telecom Industry.
Committed
$18.1 Million
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