Construction Underway on Satellite Energy Facility in Michigan

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Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas). Central Michigan University (CMU) (Mount Pleasant, Michigan) has started construction on a $20.7 million satellite energy facility located in the northwest portion of the campus at the university in Mount Pleasant, Michigan. Plans include construction of a 15,000 square-foot building and the installation of three 1,200-ton chillers with supporting auxiliary equipment. Construction began in June 2006 and completion for the expansion is estimated by the late spring of 2007.

DiClemente Siegel Design, Incorporated, headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, is a full-service architectural and engineering firm operating in the Detroit metropolitan area and was awarded the design contract for the project.

Devere Construction Company, Incorporated, headquartered in Alpena, Michigan, is a general contracting firm with construction management services and was awarded the construction contract for the project.

Central Michigan University was founded on September 13, 1892, with an enrollment of 31 students. Currently, the university is listed as the fourth largest among Michigan’s 15 Public Universities. Enrollment includes 27,452 undergraduate students and 7,480 graduate students. CMU’s 2004-2005 fiscal year revenues were estimated at $326.2 million.

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