Wallingford research center brochure

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S T A T E - O F -T H E - A R T R & D A N D O F F I C E C O M P L E X F O R L E A S E • 5 0 0 , 0 0 0 S F o n 1 8 0 A C R E S

SUB -DIVIDABLE TO 100,000 SF

PROPERTY OVERVIEW Bristol Myers created this beautiful campus for drug discovery and development; it once housed departments dedicated to: Applied Biotechnology, Applied Genomics, Chemistry, Clinical Research, Metabolism & Pharmacokinetics, Neuroscience & Virology.

The six building campus was designed for beauty and efficiency and upgraded continuously for energy efficiency with over $30 million in recent site improvements.

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500,000 SF

140,000 SF

MAIN BUILDING (USABLE)

VIVARIUM

24,000 SF MATERIALS HANDLING BUILDING

32,000 SF

20,000 SF

CENTRAL UTILITY PLANT

CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER

1,740 SF pH BUILDING

KEY FEATURES CAMPUS OVERVIEW • 180 acres • +/- 500,000 square feet (usable) in six buildings • Built 1985-1997 • 1,340 parking spaces

MAIN STRUCTURE +/- 500,000 SQUARE FEET • Office space: 200,000 sf on First Floor • Biology Lab space: 150,000 sf on Second Floor • Chemistry Lab space: 150,000 sf on Third Floor • Additional support space • Mechanical: 200,000 sf on Penthouse level • Vivarium space: 140,000 sf (below grade)

OUTBUILDINGS • Central Utility Plant: 32,000 sf • Child Development Center: 20,000 sf • Materials Handling: 24,000 sf • PH Building • Guard Shack

AMENITIES • Laboratory Grade Reverse Osmosis system • Co-Gen with 4.7MW generator capacity (site additionally supported by two municipal electric feeds at 15KV); • Cafeteria, full service for 250 • Lecture Hall, with video capability for 225 • Data Center: 7,000 SF • Helipad • UPS battery backup • Secured Perimeter • Nature trails/ fitness walks 2

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FLOOR PLANS

Typical Floor Plan +/- 100,000 sq ft per wing, 3 Stories plus Mechanical Penthouse above plus subterranean Vivarium below

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91

Pittsfield

202

20

Amherst WALLINGFORD, CONNECTICUT Northampton

90

20

Wallingford is a town in New Haven County, Connecticut. Strategically located midway between New York City and Boston, the Central Connecticut region is a socioeconomically diverse region of nearly one-quarter million persons with a variety of landscapes and7a rich history in manufacturing, education, health care and media.

Holyoke 90

Windsor Locks

84

91 5

Storrs

Windsor

Hartford

Manchester

East Hartford

West Hartford Bristol

Willimantic

Wethersfield

New Britain

Newington

91

Waterbury

20

Longmeadow

202

Torrington

Middletown

Meriden

84

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Springfield

Westfield

The region is home to a vast array of eight colleges and universities, including two law schools, two medical schools and three world renowned universities—Yale University, Quinnipiac 44 University and Wesleyan University. Connecticut, with its rich university network, has become a state hyperfocused on expanding bioscience and pharmaceutical development and has seen tremendous and notable growth over the past decade within these sectors.

A mature road network connects the region to the surrounding areas of Hartford, Waterbury, Stamford and New Haven. Interstates 91, 84, 95 and 691, State Routes 8, 9 and 72, and US Route 6 serve as the primary interregional routes. The subject 202 property is located immediately off Exit 15 of I-91 at the junction of Route 68.

Chicopee

Naugatuck

5 Wallingford

Danbury

North Haven

New Haven Trumbull

Bridgeport Westport

Stamford 5

1

95

Norwalk

Milford

Stratford

East Haven

West Haven

1

95

New London

PREMIER LOCATION NEW HAVEN

22 MILES

HARTFORD

33 MILES

NEW YORK

96 MILES

BOSTON

123 MILES

91

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SEAN DUFFY Executive Director 860 616-1435 sean.duffy@cushwake.com A licensed salesperson in CT and MA Licensee affiliated with Cushman & Wakefield of Connecticut, Inc.

Cushman & Wakefield of Connecticut, Inc. 280 Trumbull Street 22nd Floor Hartford, CT 06103 860 249 0900 cushmanwakefield.com