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  • 600-17: Reservation of Conference and Meeting Space

    Delineates requirements for use of UCSF facilities available to provide UCSF community members and eligible non-University groups conference space.

  • 600-21: Naming of University Properties, Programs and Facilities

    Ensures that all naming in recognition of an honoree is consistent with the University's role as a public trust.

  • 600-23: Utilities

    Designates Facilities Services as the office responsible for providing all utilities except telephone services and data line connections.

  • 650-10: Identity and Location Management System

    Establishes the requirement to maintain a system of record for identity and location data for all UCSF employees, learners, and affiliates. 

  • 650-12: Campus Cabling

    Delineates the approvals that are needed for remodeling and new construction projects requiring communications cabling or conduit.

  • 600-20: Signs

    Establishes guidelines for the creation, installation, and maintenance of all campus interior and exterior signs and signage programs.

  • 650-13: Single Protocol Network Backbone

    Required protocol for traffic being routed over the backbone network.

  • 600-22: Access to Building Mechanical Rooms and Electrical Vaults

    Delineates authorization for access to critical building control points for the systems that regulate power and other utilities for the campus.

  • 600-18: Building Maintenance

    Outlines responsibilities for maintenance services on campus and delineates personnel authorized to perform work on UCSF-occupied space.

  • 550-12: Environmental Health and Safety Purchasing Standards

    Ensures that certain types of equipment meet minimum Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and other regulatory standards.

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