Welcome to Facilities Services
How to Submit a Facilities Request
Report a Facility Emergency
To report a facility emergency, contact the Work Control Center immediately. This number is answered 24/7.
In the event of an emergency, always dial 9-1-1. Additional Facilities Emergencies guidance for faculty and staff is available via the SDSU SharePoint site (SDSUid login required).
In the event of an emergency, always dial 9-1-1. Additional Facilities Emergencies guidance for faculty and staff is available via the SDSU SharePoint site (SDSUid login required).
Submit a Request Online
All other non-urgent maintenance or department requests should be submitted online using the Customer Request Portal links below.
Campus Requests
Housing Requests
Campus Requests
Housing Requests
Outages & notifications
Facilities Services strives to provide as much notice as possible for any outages or work notifications.
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Effective 2023 |
All buildings with HVAC systems |
The cooling setpoint for the university’s HVAC systems has transitioned from 75 F to 76 F. This adjustment accomplishes several needs. It will allow our HVAC system to recover from temperature fluctuations between rooms. It preserves the cooling capacity for our Thermal Energy Storage (TES) tanks, which store 2 million gallons of water cooled overnight, during the summer months' extreme temperatures. And it is part of SDSU’s efforts to shift further toward sustainability goals by reducing the impact on the environment. Thermal comfort may be affected during this transition, especially on warmer days. |
| October 27-February 6 | Parking Structure #1 |
Facilities Services will be replacing the lighting. The entire parking structure, stairwells and elevator lobbies will have lighting replaced. The temporary closure of these areas will follow a predetermined schedule. This schedule will be posted on each respective floor.
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| November 3 - January 5 | Student Services West |
Facilities Services will be renovating SSW 1661. During the renovation, there will be elevated noise levels from hand tools and material installations.
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| November 17-January 15 | Physics |
Facilities Services will be renovating the conference room (329 and 331). During the installation, there will be elevated noise levels from hand tools.
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| November 24 - March 2 | Fowler Athletics Center |
Facilities Services will be replacing the room seating in FAC 1014. During the removal and installation, there will be elevated noise levels from hand tools.
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| December 29-January 14 | Student Services East |
Facilities Services will be renovating office spaces 3112, 3116, and 3367. During the renovation, there will be elevated noise levels from hand tools.
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| January 5 | Administration, Bell Pavilion, & Bookstore |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the Bell Pavillion, Administration, and Bookstore buildings to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 6 | Chemical Sciences Laboratory |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the CSL building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 6 | Student Services East |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the Student Services East building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 6 | North Art |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the North Art building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 7 | Adams Humanities & Open Air Theater |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the Adams Humanities building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 7 | University Police |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the University Police building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 7 | EIS |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the EIS building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 8 | KPBS |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the KPBS building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 9 | Lamden Hall |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the Lamden Hall building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 12 | Parking Structures 3, 4, & 7 |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at Parking Structures 3, 4 and 7 to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 13 | Calpulli Center |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the Calpulli Center to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 13 | PSFA |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the PSFA building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 15 | South Life Science |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the South Life Science building to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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| January 15 | North Life Science & Donald P. Shiley BioScience Center |
Facilities Services will be performing an annual emergency generator transfer test at the North Life Science and Donald P. Shiley BioScience Center buildings to verify the operation of the Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) and emergency generator. This transfer test is required to confirm the proper operation of the standby system.
During this transfer test, there will be a 10-second interruption of the building’s electrical circuits that are on the emergency generator while the emergency generator start-up sequence is completed. The generator will operate under the building load for 15 minutes and then transfer back to utility power, which will be a very short additional interruption for those circuits.
The remainder of the test will include operating the standby generator under a load bank test for a duration of 1-hour. The load bank test will not impact the building operation.
Any equipment on the emergency generator system. Facilities Services strongly recommends that any equipment that may be negatively affected by this 10-second electrical interruption be shut down prior to this test.
Noise levels will be elevated due to the operation of the emergency generator during the testing.
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Mission, Vision & Values
Mission
Facilities Services is dedicated to enhancing, maintaining, and expanding the SDSU campus to create a thriving environment that supports the university’s mission, educational and research goals.
Vision
To foster a culture of innovation, collaboration, and excellence by engaging our campus community and partners. Our goal is to set the benchmark for facilities services across all CSU campuses.
Values
- Safety - We prioritize the safety of our Facilities Services staff and the entire SDSU community.
- Workmanship - We take pride in our work and uphold the highest standards of quality, excellence, innovation and maintain this through continuous learning and professional growth.
- Teamwork - We maintain a culture of transparency, collaboration, respect, and mutual support to achieve shared success and where team members are recognized for their dedication and contributions.
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