Murphy: “Dollar savings for the US taxpayer and the future ability to adapt and redefine the mission were critical components of the project.”

DALLAS— It's no secret that a project on the scale of the 1.5-million-square-foot, $850-million National Security Campus would present both opportunities and challenges for development. CenterPoint Properties ' development of the in Kansas City, MO, is one of the dynamic projects being explored at NAIOP's I.CON Impact Projects here next month. CenterPoint has been involved with the large-scale project from the start, executing the site procurement , financing , design and construction and now the operations of the facility, including asset and property management . developer White House's “Campaign to Cut Waste” Office of Management and Budget's “Freeze the Footprint” manufacturing Michael Murphy GlobeSt.com: How did you address the White House mandate to reduce the government footprint in real estate? Murphy: Department of Energy private/public partnership World War II piecemealed manufacturing GlobeSt.com: What were the most interesting aspects of the National Security Campus project? Murphy: Jim Cross Building Information Modeling technology build-to-suit SALT Treaty office warehouse distribution National Nuclear Security Administration Honeywell GlobeSt.com: What factors contributed to your success with this project? Murphy: JE Dunn Construction GlobeSt.com: What else should our readers know about the project? Murphy: Kansas City Planned Industrial Expansion Authority

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