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Recent shifts in federal funding are creating uncertainty for laboratory construction and renovation projects across the country. Flad Principal Mike Moreland will join a panel of experts in lab design, construction, planning, and project management to explore how these financial challenges may reshape project timelines, budgeting strategies, and long-term infrastructure planning.

The panelists will discuss potential delays, funding reallocations, and policy changes that could affect federally funded lab projects. They will also share insights into how institutions and firms can adapt, secure alternative funding sources, and navigate the evolving financial landscapes.

Attendees will gain valuable perspectives on how these funding issues impact everything from initial planning to execution, along with strategies for mitigating risk and maintaining project momentum. This discussion will provide critical insights for architects, lab managers, end users, lab planners, and construction professionals seeking to stay ahead in an uncertain funding environment.

Learning objectives:
1. Analyze how recent shifts in federal funding may influence lab construction and renovation projects, including potential delays, budget constraints, and shifting priorities.2. Identify potential funding sources and financial strategies that institutions and project teams can use to mitigate risks and keep lab projects moving forward.3. Gain insights into evolving government policies and compliance considerations that may affect federally funded lab projects and long-term infrastructure planning.4. Learn best practices for adapting project timelines, contract structures, and resource allocation to maintain progress despite financial uncertainty.