Site Map_IB1 Equipment Platform RFP.pdf

The document is a Fermilab Site Map published on 4/3/2017 by the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, a national laboratory funded by the Department of Energy's Office of Science. The map provides a comprehensive overview of the laboratory's campus, detailing various research facilities, infrastructure, and geographical features across five grid-referenced sections. Key areas include the Main Entrance, Lederman Science Center, Main Injector Particle Accelerator, Tevatron Collider (decommissioned), Wilson Hall and Ramsey Auditorium, Illinois Accelerator Research Center, Feynman Computing Center, and specialized research zones like the Neutrino Area and Silicon Detector Facility.

The map highlights multiple supporting infrastructure elements such as public access areas, buildings, parking lots, ponds, bicycle paths, trails, and streams. Specific research-related zones include the Accelerator Test Areas, Dog Training Area, DZero Assembly Building, and various numbered research sites. The facility offers multiple entry points, including Wilson St. Gate and East Gate, and provides additional visitor information through the website www.fnal.gov/pub/visiting. The map is geo-referenced with grid coordinates from A to E and numbered rows, offering a detailed spatial representation of the Fermilab complex.