Purdue University plans to eliminate 22 jobs by shutting down its in-house construction inspection department.
University officials estimate Purdue will save $75 million over five years by also making changes to its construction contract
specifications.
Purdue vice president Bob McMains told the Journal & Courier that eliminating the inspection department won't
hurt the quality of projects on the West Lafayette campus. He said construction inspection will become the responsibility
of project architects and engineers as is standard industry practice.
McMains plans to meet with contractors in January to go over the changes. The campus inspection department will be shut down
in March.
McMains saidf some workers might transfer to other Purdue departments.

















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