WuXi Biologics manufacturing facility, The Reactory
$300-millionSee sourceConstruction fully resumed; completion expected 2028
A commercial biologics manufacturing facility inside The Reactory life sciences campus in Worcester.
Biomanufacturing space carries cleanroom HVAC, process electrical and fire protection through 2028, then specialty cleaning and epoxy flooring that need regular upkeep.
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Worcester Business Journal, 2026-06-23 (opens in a new tab)→GreenTech Park redevelopment
about 1 million square feetUnder wayInfrastructure work underway (broke ground August 2026)
A 51-acre redevelopment in Worcester's Greendale neighborhood by a WBDC nonprofit subsidiary, removing more than 40 obsolete buildings to make way for about 1 million square feet of new and renovated space, with Restaurant Depot announced as the first tenant.
Site infrastructure brings roadway and paving work now, and each new or renovated building that follows will need roofing, electrical and HVAC packages as tenants sign.
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Worcester Patch, 2026-08-11 (opens in a new tab)→UMass Memorial Medical Center North Pavilion expansion
Opening or openIn progress, expected to open summer 2027
Fit-out of shell space in the North Pavilion at UMass Memorial Medical Center in Worcester to add 24 patient rooms, taking it from 72 to 96 beds.
Shell-space fit-outs in an occupied hospital mean phased HVAC, medical electrical and fire protection work, plus healthcare flooring and painting before the summer 2027 opening.
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The Worcester Guardian, 2026-08-07 (opens in a new tab)→Quinsigamond Community College QCC Center renovation and expansion
$37.4 millionSee sourceStructural frame topped off July 2026, completion fall 2027
A 57,000 square foot renovation and expansion at Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester with advanced manufacturing and robotics labs, hospitality training space, classrooms and renovated athletic facilities.
With the frame complete, mechanical, electrical and fire protection rough-in runs through the coming months, followed by flooring and painting ahead of the fall 2027 opening.
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Worcester Patch, 2026-07-15 (opens in a new tab)→Burncoat High School project (MSBA feasibility study)
Announced or plannedFeasibility study; construction projected to start May 2029
Worcester is studying repair, renovation/expansion or new construction options for Burncoat High School, possibly combined with Burncoat Middle School, with estimates ranging from $150-165M to $685-710M depending on scope.
This is an early signal: a schematic report goes to the MSBA in March 2027, and whichever option is chosen will bring major HVAC, electrical, roofing and finish work from 2029 into the early 2030s.
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The Worcester Guardian, 2026-09-27 (opens in a new tab)→Hampton Inn and WoodSpring Suites hotels
See sourceConstruction planned to start in 2026 (summer and September targets)
Two new Worcester hotels: First Bristol's 105-room Hampton Inn across from its Homewood Suites in Washington Square, and Park Silver Development's 122-room extended-stay WoodSpring Suites near Route 146.
Two ground-up hotels bring sprinkler, flooring and painting packages during construction, then housekeeping-adjacent cleaning and carpet care contracts once 227 rooms open.
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Worcester Business Journal, 2026-05-18 (opens in a new tab)→Lake Park site improvements, Quinsigamond State Park
See sourceDesign; Phase 1 construction documents due summer 2026, then bidding
A Massachusetts DCR redesign of Lake Park on Lake Avenue in Worcester: Phase 1 adds a 5,000-square-foot spray deck and playground, and Phase 2 replaces the beach with a lakefront overlook, lawn, fishing and picnic areas and an improved plaza.
State park bids bring site work, pathways and paved drop-off areas in Phase 1, then lawn, planting and plaza hardscape in Phase 2, plus ongoing grounds care.
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This Week in Worcester, 2026-04-18 (opens in a new tab)→David Clark Co. headquarters, 125 Northeast Cutoff
145,000 sq ftUnder wayBuildout complete August 2026; phased move-in underway
Aerospace manufacturer David Clark Co. moved into a 145,000-square-foot headquarters at 125 Northeast Cutoff in Worcester after a renovation down to the concrete structure, with R.P. Masiello as construction manager.
A newly occupied manufacturing and engineering campus needs janitorial and grounds contracts, and its advanced HVAC system needs ongoing service; the company's former 360 Franklin St. complex is still unannounced.
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Worcester Business Journal, 2026-08-24 (opens in a new tab)→Worcester Day Resource Center
Under wayBroke ground May 2026; Phase 1 opening expected winter or spring
An adaptive reuse of a historic former mill building at Gold and Sargent streets in Worcester into a day center for people experiencing homelessness, operated by the Central Massachusetts Housing Alliance, with showers, laundry, meals and storage lockers.
Mill conversions bring general construction plus new flooring and painting throughout, and a facility with daily showers, laundry and meals needs frequent cleaning once it opens.
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Spectrum News 1, 2026-05-01 (opens in a new tab)→Worcester Fire Department South Division fire station
30,000 sq ftUnder wayBroke ground June 2026; 18 to 24 months of construction
A two-story, 30,000-square-foot brick fire station at 25 Madison St. in Worcester replacing the 1959 South Division station on Southbridge Street, with $25 million proposed in the city's fiscal 2027 capital budget.
Public safety buildings are bid by trade in Massachusetts, so roofing, sprinkler, painting and site work are separate opportunities through 2027, followed by landscaping and grounds care around the new station.
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FireRescue1, 2026-06-07 (opens in a new tab)→Auburn Fire Department headquarters
$31 millionUnder wayBroke ground June 4, 2026; opening scheduled December 2027
A new fire department headquarters at Prospect Street and U.S. Route 20 in Auburn, Worcester County, replacing the West Street station.
A $31 million ground-up station brings roofing, flooring and painting packages through 2027, and the new site needs landscaping at turnover and grounds maintenance after.
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