Facilities Planning & Construction
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A Message from the Vice Chancellor
The Texas Tech University System continues to experience a remarkable of growth and transformation. Across our universities and health sciences centers, we are investing in facilities that advance education and research, strengthen communities, support our students and position our institutions for success.
At Angelo State University, the Central Plant Renovation and Additions (CHACP) project demonstrates the Texas Tech University System’s commitment to environmental stewardship and responsible resource management. Through improvements focused on water efficiency, energy efficiency, and sustainability, the project will help support the university’s long-term operational needs while promoting more efficient use of essential resources. This investment reflects our commitment to facilities management and creating a more sustainable future for our campuses.
At Midwestern State University, we celebrated the opening of the Military Education Center that will make a meaningful impact on students, service members, and military connected families. Developed in partnership with the military community, the facility will provide dedicated spaces and resources designed to support student success while recognizing the unique needs of those who serve. This project demonstrates MSU's commitment to expanding educational opportunities and strengthening its longstanding relationship with Sheppard Air Force Base.
At Texas Tech Health El Paso, two transformative projects, the Cancer Center and Clinical Sciences Building, are advancing the future of health care in the Borderplex. These facilities will expand access to specialized care, enhance clinical services, and create new opportunities for education, research, and collaboration.
The approximately 131,000-square-foot Cancer Center will bring comprehensive cancer services together in a state-of-the-art facility, including infusion, radiation, medical oncology, and advanced diagnostic imaging. Adjacent to the Cancer Center, the approximately 225,000-square-foot Clinical Sciences Building will consolidate and enhance numerous clinical practices, creating a modern environment designed around patients, providers, students, and residents.
Together, these projects represent a significant investment in the health and well-being of the region and will help Texas Tech Health El Paso continue to expand access to advanced treatment, clinical education, and research throughout West Texas, Southern New Mexico, and Northern Mexico.
At Texas Tech University, the Design Village and Davis College of Agricultural Sciences & Natural Resources Facility represent the next generation of academic spaces at Texas Tech. Both projects are progressing through design and toward groundbreaking, bringing us closer to creating environments that will support innovation, collaboration, research, and student success.
The Design Village will bring together students and faculty from multiple academic disciplines with industry partners in an interdisciplinary setting focused on design, creativity, and innovation. The new Davis College facility will provide modern teaching and research environments while supporting the college's mission to prepare students to address the challenges and opportunities facing agriculture, natural resources, food safety, and communities around the world.
Each project reflects the unique mission and needs of its campus while contributing to the broader vision of the Texas Tech University System. From sustainable facilities at Angelo State University, to expanded opportunities for military-connected students at Midwestern State University, to transformative health care facilities in El Paso and Midland, and innovative academic environments at Texas Tech University, these investments will create opportunities that extend well beyond the walls of each facility.
It is with great pride and excitement that we celebrate these milestones and look ahead to the opportunities these projects will create for our students, faculty, staff, patients, and communities. Together, we are building a stronger future for the Texas Tech University System and the people we serve.
Billy Breedlove
Vice Chancellor