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The University of New Mexico Physical Plant Department was recently honored with two prestigious awards from the New Mexico Association of Energy Engineers (NMAEE). UNM PPD’s Engineering & Energy Services division received the Corporate Energy ...

While most University of New Mexico students were relaxing and enjoying the summer, UNM Institutional Support Services (ISS) and Physical Plant Department (PPD) were hard at work renovating and repairing multiple areas around campus. ...

Jeff Zumwalt, associate director of utilities at the UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD), has been selected as PPD's interim director. Zumwalt will replace Mary Vosevich, who is leaving the University to take a position as vice president for ...

The new UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD) Recycling supervisor hopes this is the year where students get engaged in recycling and sustainability initiatives more than ever before. Scott George took over the recycling operation in April and sees a ...

The University of New Mexico has had 125 years to cultivate its postcard perfect green space. At every turn people are greeted by well-tended gardens, contoured grassy knolls and regal trees of all shapes and sizes. Bryan Suhr and his staff are ...

The Physical Plant Department (PPD) hosts its summer building coordinator meeting Wednesday, July 9 from 9 – 10:30 a.m. in the Domenici Education Auditorium. These meetings are designed to educate staff on a variety of facilities topics.

Institutional Support Services (ISS) has announced a new method for requesting projects from the Physical Plant Department (PPD), Office of Capital Projects (OCP) and Planning and Campus Development (PCD).  The new Project Intake method is similar to ...

The University of New Mexico has been selected to receive the APPA Award for Excellence for 2014. The award, presented to the UNM Physical Plant Department (PPD), is APPA’s highest institutional honor and is designed to highlight, recognize and ...

The University of New Mexico Duck Pond may soon undergo a series of renovations. The ‘Duck Pond Beautification’ project is being headed by the UNM Graduate and Professional Student Association. The proposed renovations include seating arrangement ...

Many projects are underway with the end of the spring semester. With less pedestrian and vehicle traffic, summer is a great time for the UNM Physical Plant Department to perform renovations and improvements on campus. The following is a list of a few ...