The Texas A&M University System RELLIS Campus aims to revolutionize applied research, technology development, and education across various fields, located conveniently near the main campus. Featuring state-of-the-art facilities like the Center for Infrastructure Renewal and the Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research, the campus offers research and training opportunities that address 21st-century infrastructure challenges. Partnerships with industries and government entities are encouraged to utilize its extensive research capabilities and contribute to advancements in technology and workforce training.

1. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM
RELLIS CAMPUS
The Texas A&M University System is creating a new paradigm for the future of applied research, technology development and education.
The 2,000 acre RELLIS Campus is conveniently located just 8 miles/15 minutes from Texas A&M University’s main campus.This location has
long been a place where Texas A&M has conducted world-class research, technology development and workforce training in areas such as
vehicle safety, traffic engineering, law enforcement training, biological materials processing, robotics and unmanned aerial systems.
Center for Infrastructure Renewal (CIR) – A collection
of state-of-the-science laboratories will serve as a research
and training hub for federal, state and local governments,
universities and private industry.This unique, integrated facility
will close the loop from research to implementation of new
technologies, and will address the infrastructure challenges of
the 21st century.
Texas A&M Transportation Institute (TTI) State
Headquarters Building – Provides a collaborative
environment for advancing transportation research to develop
solutions for the challenges facing all modes of transportation
and to create and test future innovations, such as automated
and connected transportation technologies.
Laboratory for Autonomous Systems Research –
This center will be dedicated to all aspects of autonomy
technologies including robotics, autonomous and connected
vehicle technologies, and associated cybersecurity facets.
TEES Headquarters and Research Center – A centralized
office and research facility for TEES researchers and staff.
Workforce Development and Training Facilities – New
and expanded workforce development and training facilities
will be developed for instruction and certification in areas such
as construction skills, safety, utilities, equipment operation, and
cybersecurity.
RELLIS Campus Proving Ground and Testbed Capabilities
• Six miles of concrete proving grounds and testbeds
• Five miles of urban grid flexible pavements
• Toll Equipment proving ground
• Smart Intersection testbed including SPaT capability
• V2I Applications & Communications (DSRC, 4G LTE, 5G)
• Highly-automated Vehicle (HAV) Testing
• HAV safe-stop testing and law enforcement training
• Human Factors Testing and Simulation
• UAS/UAV Laboratory and Proving Ground
• Secure storage/garage facilities
• Work zone Safety testing and training
• Crash testing of roadside and barrier systems
• Material testing for pavements, markings, signs, etc.
• Large-scale structural testing (high-bay) laboratory
• Smart energy grid laboratory
• Sensor system laboratory and proving ground
Future RELLIS Campus Assets and Capabilities
• AV pathways and shuttle systems
• High Speed link to TAMU (monorail/hyperloop system)(proposed)
• High Speed link to Houston and Austin (proposed)
• Expanded UAS/UAV testbed and proving ground to include tunnel
• Multi-purpose urban grid testbed, proving ground and training field
RELLIS CAMPUS
CURRENT AND FUTURE FACILITIES AND LABS

2. “The transformation of
Riverside Campus into the
Texas A&M RELLIS Campus
will enhance and expand our
current research capabilities,
provide more opportunities
for education and training,
and foster industry
partnerships to address
some of today’s most critical
engineering problems.”
— John Sharp
Chancellor, The Texas A&M
University System
BENEFITS OF
RELLIS CAMPUS
• Great location only 90 minutes from both Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and
the George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston
• Separate gated secure area for private, independently-managed businesses
• High-tech environment with collaborative opportunities with other engineering and technology tenants
• Connection with the nation’s top faculty, researchers and students
• Access to the Texas A&M campus testing facilities and laboratories
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES INCLUDE:
• Ground leases for corporate research facilities (terms and rates are negotiable; 20 years with a 10-year renewal option is standard)
• Lease of Texas A&M owned research facilities (terms and rates are negotiable; 6 mo. minimum, 5 year maximum is standard)
• Consortium memberships providing access to Texas A&M research facilities, faculty and testbeds (three tier membership levels are
standard; example memberships range from $150,000/yr to $25,000/yr)
• Public-private partnerships for retail, residential, utility and other facilities (terms and conditions are negotiable)
• Collaborative research agreements with the Texas A&M System for project teaming on competitive proposals as well as direct-
funded research efforts
• Naming rights for Texas A&M facilities in consideration of corporate donations/gifts
Companies interested in utilizing Texas A&M’s research facilities, entering into partnerships to create facilities in RELLIS Campus or
discussing opportunities are encouraged to contact us.
Join us in building the premier public-private research, technology and education complex in Texas.
Contact:
John Barton
Associate Vice Chancellor
Texas A&M Engineering
Director, RELLIS Campus
jbarton@tamus.edu
979-458-6422
Phillip Ray
Vice Chancellor For
Business Affairs
Texas A&M System Offices
pray@tamus.edu
979-458-6000
Texas A&M System Offices | Chancellor’s Office
1122 TAMUS | College Station,TX 77840-7896