Space allocation is the annual process of collecting information on how university buildings and rooms are being utilized. To collect this data, the university uses a web-based computer application called the Space Inventory and Allocation System (SPIN), which has been developed as a joint effort between the Office of Cost Analysis and Planning, Design and Construction.
The information gathered during the annual space allocation is used for several purposes.
The results obtained through the annual space allocation (also called the space survey) can translate into millions of dollars in funding for the University of Florida. In addition, it ensures compliance with Federal and State guidelines and furthers the University’s quest to remain competitive with other educational institutions.
Please review the UF Space Inventory and Allocation System (SPIN) User Manual for more detailed information about each of the steps below.
There are two parts of reporting space:
These must be done by different people and will require different security roles.
Once all rooms have been accurately allocated, the department(s) can be certified. After certification, the status will change from “complete” to “certified.” Once the space has been certified, it can be authorized. After it is authorized, the status will change to “authorized.”
Space Inventory and Allocation System (SPIN) Login Page
Space Inventory & Allocation System FY2021 Video
Cost Analysis: (352) 392-5778 (Space Allocation/Project Questions)
Planning, Design, and Construction: (352) 273-4006 (Space Change Requests/Technical Help)