Lab Movers
Boston - New England
Lab Move Client – Dr. Patrick Fuller, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Lab Move Location – Boston, Massachusetts Lab Move Destination – University of California-Davis, Davis California Lab Move Timetable – February 2021 Dr. Patrick Fuller is the Faculty Training Coordinator at Harvard Medical School, Division of Sleep Medicine and the Research Division Head, Department …
Lab Move Client – Merck Lab Move Location – Danville, Pennsylvania Lab Move Destination – Columbus, Georgia Lab Move Timetable – 2020 In mid-2020, Merck transitioned its facility in Danville, Pennsylvania. BTI was charged with moving a lab at the facility from Danville to Columbus, Georgia. The building itself, a 200,000-square-foot facility, was being torn …
Lab Move Client – Harvard Lab Move Location – Boston (Allston), Massachusetts Lab Move Destination – Cambridge, Massachusetts Lab Move Timetable – November 2019 As a mover specializing in laboratory moves, you pick up on things fairly quickly. As a start-up prepares to ask for funding, it moves from its university lab to an incubator …
Complex and fragile laboratory relocations planning does not begin with trucks and equipment. The starting point is thorough strategic planning and experienced leadership. George Rohlfing of Brookline Transportation Company (BTI) was on his way to Spain for a family vacation when he received word of winning the bid for the relocation of a butterfly lab …
Laboratory Move Client – GZA Laboratory Move Location – Portland, Maine Laboratory Move Destination – South Portland, Maine Laboratory Move Timetable – December 2019 At the end of 2019, GZA (www.gza.com), a national company specializing in ecological, water, and construction management services, moved its facility in Maine from the Time & Temperature Building in downtown …
Lab Move Client – The Combes LabLab Move Location – Harvard Field Station, Bedford, MassachusettsLab Move Destination – University of California-Davis, Davis CaliforniaLab Move Timetable – November 2018 We see drones fly about nowadays and it doesn’t really even phase us anymore. Yet the minds behind developing the technology to create never rest. The Combes …
