EXP
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Project Information
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to contact someone regarding the EXP project please email
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Project Description
The new 350,000 square foot state-of-the-art research center called EXP will be located between the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Complex (ISEC) and Ruggles Station, and is scheduled to be completed in 2023. EXP will be the second science building enhancing Northeastern’s commitment to creating a globally networked ecosystem for research, innovation, and entrepreneurship.
The new modern research space is designed to be completely flexible, allowing conversion from dry labs to wet labs as needed to accommodate different occupants. The space is laid out to promote collaboration between students across disciplines, and will include teaching and research labs, classrooms, makerspace, dedicated space for innovative work in autonomous vehicles, drones and robots, a cafe, and a faculty club. The exterior of the building was designed to harmonize with the newly completed Science and Engineering Complex and the pedestrian bridge, which will connect the two buildings.
EXP will enable students and researches to network, connect, and collaborate, bringing a range of knowledge, experience, and perspective together.
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Construction Activity Update
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Construction Camera
Northeastern promotes inclusion and diversity on our projects.
Inclusion Statistics
Construction work performance on EXP
| 40%
People of Color |
28%
Local Residence |
7.5%
Women |
Women and Minority Owned Businesses
Below is a list of companies that have performed work on EXP
| Women Business Enterprise On-Site |
Women Business Enterprise Future Site |
Women Business Enterprise Suppliers/Vendors |
Minority Business Enterprise On-Site |
Minority Business Enterprise Future Site |
Minority Business Enterprise Suppliers/Vendors |
| DCR Masonry | Jackson Glass | DeMelo Construction | Inner City Fire Protection | Bluebird Graphics | Moor Metals |
| Heritage Restoration | Front Line, Inc | Jackson Glass | Carl-Louis and Co. | Charter Corp. | Total Mechanical |
| Boss Steel | DaPaoli Tile | Front Line, Inc | The Edwards Group | Don Martin Paving | |
| Edwards Group | Insulation Specialists | Midland Tech, LLC | Analogue | ||
| International Asbestos Removal | DeMelo | ASA Environmental | Atana Engineering | ||
| Jerez LLC | Ver-Tex | Hat Creek Outfit | CDS Contracting | ||
| Melo Rodbusters | Architectural Products | Diversity Development | |||
| New England Decks & Floors | Osprey | InOrder Business Solutions | |||
| InOrder Business Solutions | Granite City Electrical | Janey Corp. | |||
| Nitsch Engineering | Turtle & Hughes | Jerez LLC | |||
| Midland Tech | |||||
| Tavares | |||||
| Terva Corp. | |||||
| Titan Roofing | |||||
| Sodan Sustainability |
EXP “Walk-On” Outreach Job Referral Program
For those who have experience in the construction trades and are looking to work at EXP, an applicant referral questionnaire can be submitted by clicking on the button below or scanning the QR code found on posters at the EXP job site front gate and at Northeastern Crossing. The applicant referral questionnaire requests job experience information that is distributed to construction firms at EXP and throughout the City of Boston to other construction contractors.
| Applicant Referral Form |
Community Programs
Workforce Opportunity Resource Center, also known as WORC2 offers sponsored community construction training including an OSHA 30 training course located at 2103 Washington St.
Suffolk Construction, the construction manager for the EXP, provides training sessions to new businesses seeking to better prepare themselves for contracts with the construction management firm.
