Construction Logistics

There are a number of offices on campus you should contact when planning the actual construction of your project.

University Architect / Campus Planning and Design	Identifies lay-down space Provides information about required signs Can inform you about fencing requirements for the site
Parking and Transportation Services	Resource for the Construction Logistics Plan Helps arrange contractor parking Works with you to lessen impacts to campus parking, circulation, and pedestrian zones
Department of Public Safety	Can provide traffic control for your project if needed Will provide staffing to monitor site security if required Parking enforcement
Diversity and Access Office	Insures project meets all Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) regulations and other local laws Insures continued access for the disabled during construction—to accessible entrances, adequate parking spaces, etc.
Office of Government and Community Relations	Works to maintain cordial relations with neighbors impacted by construction projects Will help you communicate impacts (traffic, parking, noise, dust) in advance to those affected

Everyone needs a permit to park on campus
Stanford discourages parking in residential neighborhoods and on landscaped areas
If your project will impact public artwork, contact the Cantor Arts Center Outdoor Sculpture Coordinator and/or Director of Art & Science Learning Lab before construction begins
Always notify neighbors in advance of any work. This goes a long way in understanding and helps Stanford maintain good relationships
Allow 2-4 weeks turn-around when working with Parking and Transportation

Project Management Resources