Project Scope: Will begin with full abatement followed by demolition.
Estimated Project Cost: $3.6 million/building (State Funding)
Construction Started: Fall 2023 with installation of site fence. First phase of demolition to begin at the end of September (estimated), with the utility disconnection/relocation overlapping.
Update 1/10/25: Wofford – basement rough graded and compaction complete. Utility capping complete.
Richardson – backfilling of basement nearly complete. Starting to demobilize some of the equipment/material, aiming for the overall Wofford-Richardson demolition project to be finished late January.
Project Scope: Will replace the university’s main substation of its 50-year-old electric distribution system.
Project Cost: $2 million (EDA Grant & Capital Reserve Fund)
Construction Started: Fall 2023
Expected Completion Date: Spring 2024
Update 7/29/24: Project substantially complete. Working on close out paperwork.
Project Scope: Will provide accessibility improvements including an exterior ramp, elevator, restrooms, and seating.
Project Cost: $3.7 million (Capital Reserve Fund)
Construction Started: Fall 2023
Project Cost: $4.9 million (Capital Reserve Fund)
Construction Started: Fall 2023
Update 1/10/25: Finished cleaning, wrapping up punch list, and testing. Music classes will be held on the stage in January; other events being scheduled.
Project Scope: All over campus
Update 8/26/24: New furniture in West Center 210, 219, and 219. Installed new AV equipment in McLaurin 349 & 359 design classrooms, following new furniture installation earlier in the summer.
Estimated Project Cost: $2 million (Capital Reserve Fund & Aux. Net Position)
Expected Installation and Completion Date: Design and installation is ongoing. Includes new wiring and access points in Kinard.
Additional funds will be employed to upgrade Roddey. Work continues on Kinard, Margaret Nance and Thomson.
Update 7/24/24: WiFi wiring upgrade in Barnes, Johnson and McLaurin.
Ongoing
Update 1/10/25: On Lee Wicker, substantial completion inspection; about 30 days to final. On Joynes, waiting on rest of the slate; completed tear off of the old slate on the back half. The wood trim repair/replacement and painting plus the rear flat roofs are nearly complete. On McBryde, about to begin roof tear-off.
Update 1/10/25: Prepping stucco and rot repairs. Priming stucco for new coating when the weather is warm enough, but it is a limited window.
Update 1/10/25: Fire alarm replacement to begin in Early February.
Update 1/3/25: Sims and Dalton Halls' renovation had schematic design review with building users. Mechanical investigation in Dalton completed, Sims scheduled for new year.
September 2024 Project Update (PDF - 3.5 MB)
June 2024 Project Update (PDF - 5MB)
January 2024 Project Update (PDF - 1.5 MB)
September 1, 2023 Project Update (PDF - 3.9 MB)
June 1, 2023 Project Update (PDF - 3.5 MB)
Update 5/30/24: Held kick-off meeting.
Estimated Project Cost: $1.2 million (Capital Reserve Fund)
Update 2/9/24: Design plans ready for review at the end of February.
Estimated Project Cost: $1.6 million (State Fund)
Expected Construction Starting Date: Summer 2025
Update 12/10/24: Mechanical scope being bid and will open Jan. 16, 2025, with work to begin May 2025.
Estimated Project Cost: $1.2 million (Capital Reserve Fund)
Update 1/3/25: Mechanical scope being bid; renovation scope is about to be advertised. Work planning to start May 2025.
Estimated Project Cost: $1.6 million
Estimated Project Cost: $4.1 million (Capital Reserve Fund)
The Comprehensive Permanent Improvement Plan (CPIP) is a tool that informs decision-makers of the anticipated permanent improvement projects an agency plans to initiate over a five-year period. It promotes awareness of funding needs for permanent improvement projects and informs the Joint Bond Review Committee and State Fiscal Accountability Authority of the projects that will be forthcoming through the approval processes.
2020 Comprehensive Permanent Improvement Plan (For plan years 2020-2024; see pages 1121-1145)
E&G Deferred Maintenance Master Plan 2019-2030
Auxiliary Deferred Maintenance Master Plan 2019-2030
Project Scope: Improve accessibility and modernize dated facilities on all floors of the building.
Project Cost: $1.1 million
Construction Started: Summer 2023
Expected Completion Date: Fall 2023.
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Johnson Hall |
Project Cost: $560,000 (Capital Reserve Fund) Expected Completion Date: Fall 2023 |
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Thurmond Building |
Project Cost: $250,000 (Capital Reserve Fund) Expected Completion Date: December 2023 |
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Bancroft Hall |
Project Cost: $250,000 (Capital Reserve Fund) Expected Completion Date: Fall 2023 |
Project Scope: Winthrop funded refreshing most residence hall lobbies, including Margaret Nance, Lee Wicker, Phelps and Thomson, with new flooring, new furniture, lighting, and painting.
Other residence hall-related work has included new furniture in West Thomson, repainted stairwells in Lee Wicker, and new flooring in several Courtyard hallways.
Project Scope: Sound system repairs, new LED lights for seating, court lighting.
State-funded.
Work Started: Summer 2023
COMPLETED
Project Scope: Replace select aging fan coil HVAC units.
Expected Construction Starting Date: Fall 2023
Expected Completion: Early 2024
COMPLETED
Dacus Library COMPLETED
Project Scope: This project will address accessibility campus wide and improvements will be ongoing.
Estimated Project Cost: $50,000 per phase
Accessible Route Upgrades Phase II Expected completion: August 2023
Accessible Route Upgrades Phase I Completed: September 2022
Project Scope: Fundraising efforts currently underway will replace the existing fountain. Click here for additional information about the history of the fountain and the proposed replacement design.
Project Cost: $500,000 (gift)
COMPLETED November 2023
Project Scope: Both sides of this major thoroughfare will soon convey a more consistent and welcoming look.
Construction Started: September 2023
Project Overview: Project replaced the tile at the plaza between the West Center and Campus Center as well as tile plaza overlooking the Campus Green.
Project Cost: $480,000 (ICPF Funds)
COMPLETED December 2022
Project Scope: Project involved removing pergolas and installing group seating options.
Project Cost: $50,000 (ICPF Funds)
Construction Started: May 2023
COMPLETED August 2023
Project Cost: $2 million (Capital Reserve Funds)
COMPLETED December 2022
Project Cost: $50,000 (ICPF Funds)
COMPLETED December 2022
