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1111 Franklin St, 6th Flr.
Oakland, CA 94607-5200
(510) 987-0777
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Facilities Administration Building Services
Support Contact
Mark Lozano, (510) 287-3351,
Description
The iRequest is an online-hosted Facility Management System that enables the University of California
Office of the President Building Services team to receive online requests from employees, and then
solicit bids from, and/or dispatch work orders & preventive maintenance tasks to preferred building
maintenance contractors, suppliers & onsite staff.
Customers
- Department authorized personnel.
- Management authorized to approve work orders for service and recharges.
- Individual contractors who service work order request.
Access
Users may access iRequest from the Building Services home page, by clicking on the iRequest link. By providing
a valid user name and passwordusers can request services which include facilities space planning,
office layouts, workstation adjustments and reconfigurations, project management for tenant improvements,
lease administration, management of service contracts, furniture procurement, moving coordination, security,
emergency services, access card and key control, reception desks, storage, parking and public transit
administration. Each department has designated users. Please check with your Supervisor to find out who
your designated iRequest users are within your department.
Technical Information
Landport is an Internet Driven/® work order management system that is completely online and requires
no client-side software, applets or plug-ins. All that's required is a computer with Internet access to
use the system. All future system upgrades are automatic and won't require any software to be downloaded
and installed. Landport utilizes an SQL database to warehouse all work order related data. To ensure
high-availability and data integrity, the application server is configured with RAID (redundant array
of independent disks) technology and housed at a state-of-the-art co-location facility in Northern
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