Broaddus Companies began supporting Texas A&M Health Science Center’s facility management data needs through program management services in 2007. The initial program included the 138,000-GSF Medical Research and Education Building, 138,000-GSF Health Professions Education Building, Central Utility Plant, and extensive site development. Broaddus also implemented BIM and worked with facilities staff to identify critical building data, integrating it into COBie to support facility management throughout the buildings’ lifecycles—not just design and construction. The program received a 2010 Award of Excellence for Higher Education/Research from Texas Construction Magazine.

Since the initial engagement, Broaddus has managed more than $632.7 million in total project costs for Texas A&M Health Science Center. Projects have included BIM and facility management specifications, the Medical Research & Education Building, Health Professions Education Building, Central Utility Plant, Clinical Building 1, Gross Anatomy Lab, Medical Research & Education Building II, and the College of Dentistry Clinic & Education Building.