Berkleley Lab

Projects & Infrastructure Modernization

Welcome

Welcome to Projects and Infrastructure Modernization

Berkeley Lab’s mission crosses over into many diverse scientific areas and as a result, its building portfolio ranges from supercomputing facilities, genetic sequencing labs, laser labs, and office space. The Projects and Infrastructure Modernization Division (PIMD) oversees a variety of small to large scale projects ranging from infrastructure upgrades and retrofits to new facilities budgeted at $100M+.

PIMD Projects

PIMD Team

PIMD’s Director, Todd Hancock, leads a group of project directors, design managers, project managers, construction managers, and coordinators to design and build world-class science facilities. The PIM Division’s scope focuses on project execution, which includes upgrading the Lab’s sitewide network of utility services, updating aging buildings, and building brand-new, cutting-edge facilities needed to meet the DOE mission.

PIMD project managers partner with Division Directors and Research Areas to implement projects while carefully considering factors critical to the Lab’s operating and user facilities. PIMD works closely with the Strategic Infrastructure Planning Office and with the Facilities Division to execute the construction project needs for the Laboratory.

Groups

Our Division Groups provide efficient and effective professional and technical expertise, follow-on services, and an integrated management approach.

Resources

To meet the needs of a large and diversified portfolio of projects, PIM utilizes technical expertise in Project Management, Construction Management, Cost Estimating, Environment, Health, and Safety, Project Controls, and Earned Value Management (EVMS)

 

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