Projects across campus
- Research and teaching laboratories
- Athletic and performance centers
- Libraries and academic buildings
- Student housing
- Data center and MEP upgrades
- Historic and chapel restorations
Rutgers
Epic’s Rutgers work includes the $75 million RWJBarnabas Health Athletic Performance Center (general contractor), SHI Stadium, the Busch Campus Indoor Practice & Conditioning Facility, the Hale Center, Livingston new housing, Alexander Library, the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy, the W.M. Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience, Foran Hall and Rutgers Business School in Newark.
Princeton, CUNY and beyond
At Princeton: the Architectural Laboratory for Embodied Computation, Julian Street Library, John Maclean House, the C. Bernard Shea Rowing Center and the Chapel lighting restoration. In New York: Hunter, Brooklyn, Kingsborough, Queens and York colleges and CUNY data centers. Also Montclair State University, Rowan University’s Science Hall, Thomas Edison State University’s Nursing Education Center, and Middlesex, Sussex and Atlantic Cape community colleges.
Ongoing campus support
Our affiliate Epic Interiors holds maintenance and term service agreements with several of our higher-education partners, handling smaller renovations quickly between major projects.
Campus construction questions
Which universities has Epic worked for?
Rutgers, Princeton, CUNY (Hunter, Brooklyn, Kingsborough, Queens, York and New York City College of Technology), Montclair State, Rowan, Thomas Edison State, NJIT, and Middlesex, Sussex and Atlantic Cape community colleges.
Does Epic renovate laboratories?
Yes. Lab work includes Hunter College’s North Building laboratories, Queens College neuroscience laboratories, Rutgers’ Keck Center for Collaborative Neuroscience and Foran Hall.
Does Epic offer term contracts for campuses?
Yes. Our affiliate Epic Interiors holds maintenance and term service agreements with several higher-education clients.
What delivery methods does Epic use on campus?
CM Advisor, CM at Risk, design-build and general construction, chosen to match each university’s procurement rules and the project’s needs.
GC, $75M
