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Boardman Hall, built in 1949 and serving more than 65% of Maine College of Engineering and Computing students, will undergo a $50 million modernization to support collaboration, innovation and learning.

The Catalysis Laboratory project will establish a new research space on the second floor of Jenness Hall to expand research capacity. 

The Forest Biomaterials Innovation Center will expand the existing Process Development Center by 7,500 square feet to support innovation in Maine’s forest economy.

The GEM building is a 50,000-square-foot research and education facility designed to advance innovation in advanced manufacturing. It will integrate AI-enabled 3D printing, computational materials science, and digital additive and hybrid manufacturing technologies.

The PFAS Laboratory project renovates space on the second floor of Jenness Hall to create a state-of-the-art analytical laboratory. The facility will support Maine’s PFAS monitoring and research efforts.