Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI)

Affiliated Engineers, Inc. (AEI) is an industry-leading, multidisciplinary consulting engineering firm that provides unparalleled expertise and innovative solutions for complex building, energy, and utility projects. 

Ranked as a top-ten firm by Building Design+Construction magazine, AEI specializes in high-performance engineered systems for a wide range of facility types across the science and technology, healthcare, energy and utilities, higher education, industrial test, mission-critical, federal government, and aerospace markets.

Collaborating with clients to support cutting-edge healthcare, life-changing pharmaceutical research and development, and next-generation higher education, AEI helps tackle global challenges through landmark projects that serve the greater good of humanity.

Visit www.aeieng.com for more information on AEI's services, markets, and office locations.  

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Contact Name: 
Tera Ogorzalek
Director of Marketing
Contact Phone: 
608-345-7211
Contact Email: 
togorzalek@aeieng.com
Web Site: 
http://www.aeieng.com
5802 Research Park Boulevard, Madison, WI, 53719, United States

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The University of Kansas (KU) faced a daunting challenge: more than 11 million sf of facilities in 150 buildings whose average age was 45 years and a deferred maintenance backlog exceeding $350 million. At the same time, the university’s strategic plan set a goal of increasing research and discovery, and the resulting campus master plan prioritized the need for new research facilities. Realizing that goal while addressing the existing challenges could have taken decades using traditional funding models. The solution? The Integrated Science Building, KU’s $180 million large-scale public-private partnership (P3) for interdisciplinary campus development, which is breaking new ground in funding models, integration, management structure, and fundraising activities. With this initiative, the university took a “great leap forward” in academic and research programs, design decisions, space allocations, programming, and critical infrastructure upgrades, as well as making a bold step with the project delivery.

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