The new 14,000-ton chilled water plant supplements the capacity of three existing campus chiller plants and provides critical redundancy to support the University’s research, academic, and clinical services. The plant houses four new energy-efficient chillers, six cooling tower cells, two 3MW diesel generators, and a new 5kv substation as well as future growth on the upper campus. The new piping distributes roughly a 1/2 mile of gray water, chilled water, and 5kv power to the campus and gray water collection with a capacity of 280,000 GAL. Stormwater detention, paving, and retaining walls are also included. Mosites worked with multiple public and private utilities to coordinate shutdowns and re-energizing, including Peoples Gas, Verizon, DQE Communications, the University of Pittsburgh, and the Pittsburgh VA Medical Center. Systems included chilled water, steam, lab gas, water mains, data, and natural gas. Mosites coordinated with Duquesne Light to construct and energize a 23kv substation with two primary feeds and space for a future third feed, including all relay work and subsequent subsidiary 4160 volts 5kv campus and local distribution. Along with joint-venture CM services, Mosites self-performed the concrete foundations, walls, slabs, 1/2 mile of distribution site paving and restoration, and the plant’s superstructure.