Announcements
- Upside Contract
November 20, 2009 – On November 20, 2009, the University of Illinois Office of Capital Programs and Real Estate Services (UOCP&RES) went live with…
- November Board of Trustees Meeting
November 12, 2009 – The items considered during the meeting… - New Capital Contract Document System
November 3, 2009 – In late November, 2009, the University of Illinois Office of Capital… - Congratulations to Mike Bass
October 30, 2009 – Please join us in congratulating Mike Bass on his recent promotion… - FCPWeb Log-in Issues
October 7, 2009 – We are continuing to experience intermittent log-in issues with FCPWeb… - Vendor Services Application
October 1, 2009 – UOCP&RES will introduce a Vendor Services Application to replace…
Design Professionals
The University of Illinois contracts with Professional Service Consultants (PSC) to help complete a variety of design and construction related activities. The University has processes, policies and tools that must be used during the design and construction process. The tools on this page are specific to the PSC – each with a description and link.
Processes, Policies & Tools
UI Delivery Process: High level overview of the standard project delivery process.
Prequalifying: All PSC firms that want to do work with the University must be prequalified with the CDB.
Project Proposals: The University advertises all projects through the Illinois Public Higher Education Procurement Bulletin. Contractors can register on this website and receive emails when new projects in their area of interest are posted. Please review this tutorial on how to sign up for the Bulletin email notification.
Contracts and Forms: The University has standard Contractor Agreements that are used for all construction contracts. Web-based forms are also provided to aid in completing the necessary documentation.
Design and Facilities Standards: Each campus has developed standards for design and facilities that the PSC must adhere to during the design process. 
Policy and Laws: As a state university, the University must follow the policy and laws of Illinois.
Applications: The University has developed systems to help gather data and track projects.