Annapolis Public Buildings and Grounds
Annapolis Public Buildings and Grounds (APB&G) operates and maintains the Capitol complex in historic Annapolis and other buildings in the area. APB&G oversees 23 State-owned buildings, 49 acres of landscaped areas and 24 acres of parking lots. These facilities house approximately 4,700 State employees and elected officials. Among the buildings are the historic State House, Government House, House and Senate Office Buildings, Legislative Services, Treasury, Revenue Administration, Tawes (which includes the Annapolis Day Care Center), Maryland State Archives, Fred L. Wineland Building, Shaw House, Court of Appeals, 100 Community Place in Crownsville and the Crownsville Day Care Center.
Baltimore Public Buildings and Grounds
Baltimore Public Buildings and Grounds (BPB&G) is responsible for the operation and maintenance of 11 State-owned buildings and 28 acres of land and parking lots. These provide office space for more than 8,000 state employees. Included are the Herbert R. O'Conor Building at 201 W. Preston Street, the other State Center buildings at 300 and 301 W. Preston Street, 2100 Guilford Avenue, the William Donald Schaefer Tower (the Governor's downtown office and 13 State agencies), the Public Defenders' Building, the Nancy S. Grasmick State Education Building, Hilton Heights Community Center (Baltimore City Department of Social Services and Department of Juvenile Services), and the Jessup State Complex (State Records Management Center, Maryland Correctional Enterprises and the Maryland Fuel Lab of the Comptroller of the Treasury).
District Court/Multi-Service Center Facilities
Currently there are 22 Multi-Service Center/District Court (MSC/DC) facilities across the State. These facilities encompass more than 1.9million square feet on 60 acres of landscaped areas and 25 acres of parking lots. The Multi-Service Centers are divided into eight geographic regions. The Regional Manager for each region oversees daily operations and is responsible for contract procurement, maintenance, grounds keeping and snow removal for their buildings.
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) Unit
The Computerized Maintenance Management System supports the planning, tracking, and evaluating of all maintenance activities for the buildings within the Office of Facilities Management’s portfolio.
Responsible for administering the CMMS system, this Unit is comprised of the Customer Service Center, the Training Branch, and the Building Systems Branch.
The Customer Service center is responsible for receiving and processing tenant maintenance requests including those received by phone or submitted through the CMMS software system. The Training Branch provides training and support to DGS employees to ensure they have the tools necessary to fully leverage the CMMS system. The Building Systems Branch is responsible for ensuring that all building maintenance equipment is captured in the system and assisting the other divisions to properly maintain the equipment through preventive and predictive maintenance.