As seen from Schroeder Road
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9/30/2022 update starts here
The perimeter chain-link fence has been removed.
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7/1/2020 update starts here
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5/6/2020 update starts here
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12/11/2019 update starts here
From the Woodman's parking lot on Watts Road, Madison WI
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11/27/2019 update starts here
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Exact Sciences could double Cologuard lab space along Beltline, by Shelley K. Mesch. (Wisconsin State Journal, 11/14/2019)
Even before current construction is finished, Exact Sciences is planning for another stage of expansion at one of its Madison campuses, which could about double its lab space.
Exact Sciences would build up to 235,200 square feet at a lab at its Discovery Campus site, near Schroeder Road and the Beltline, to expand its capacity to process Cologuard tests, which check for blood and DNA biomarkers in stool for signs of colorectal cancer.
The Discovery Campus lab and warehouse at 650 Forward Lane opened to workers in June, but renovations and construction continue at an employee amenities building and the office and call center at 1 Exact Lane.
11/8/2019 update starts here
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Exact Science's Cologuard test approved for ages 45 and up, expanding market 22%. (Wisconsin State Journal, 9/23/2019)
Exact Sciences employs more than 2,500 people, including about 1,800 in the Madison area.
The company opened a second Cologuard processing lab this summer off Schroeder Road. A new headquarters, being built by University Research Park and to be leased to Exact Sciences, is expected to open at the West Side business park next year.
10/6/2019 update starts here
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8/9/2019 update starts here.
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Looking across the open space of the campus toward Schroeder Road
Full speed ahead at Exact Sciences: Building, hiring, developing new products. (Wisconsin State Journal, 6/17/2019)
Exact plans to open its second Cologuard processing lab this month — a 113,000-square-foot clinical lab and 56,000-square-foot warehouse off Schroeder Road that eventually will raise the company’s processing capacity to 7 million samples a year.
7/7/2019 update starts here.
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6/28/2019 update starts here.
From across the Beltline (compare February 2019)
Exact Sciences reports revenue jumped nearly 80% for the first quarter. (Wisconsin State Journal, 5/1/2019)
More than 100,000 people a month, on average, are being screened for colorectal cancer using Cologuard, the Madison company that makes the diagnostic test disclosed Tuesday. “Cologuard is changing how Americans get screened for colorectal cancer,” said Exact Sciences Corp. CEO and chairman Kevin Conroy.Exact Sciences starts scouting for a third lab site, CEO Kevin Conroy says. (Wisconsin State Journal, 5/4/2019)
Conroy said the third site would be used for the company’s future products, all of which are still in research and development.
Company spokesman Scott Larrivee later declined to say what potential sites are under consideration or how quickly Exact wants to act on a third lab. Neither the city of Madison nor the Madison Region Economic Partnership is working with Exact on the project at this time.
5/10/2019 update starts here.
From Schroeder Road
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From the end of the Forward Drive cul-de-sac
From across the Beltline
February 2019 update starts here.
View from the north side of the Beltline
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View from Schroeder Road
On Forward Drive
On Rayovac Drive
12/16/2018 update starts here.
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12/6/2018 update starts here.
View of construction taking place along the Beltline
10/17/2018 update starts here.
1st 2 photos taken on Schroeder Road
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8/8/2018 update starts here.
From Rayovac Drive looking east
From Schroeder Road looking north
From the end of the Forward Drive cul-de-sac
6/24/2018 update, " Exact Sciences construction progress as seen from 3 vantage points", starts here.
From Schroeder Road to where Forward Drive dead-ends at the Beltline
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Exact Sciences' construction projects top $300 million. (Wisconsin State Journal, 4/28/2018)
The Madison company is putting an addition onto its Cologuard processing lab on Badger Road and is building a new lab, offices and parking at the former site of Spectrum Brands headquarters, just off Schroeder Road.
It also is expanding facilities at two of the three buildings the company occupies in University Research Park, spokesman J.P. Fielder said.
5/6/2018 update, Exact Sciences construction progress as seen from Schroeder Road", starts here.
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4/11/2018 update starts here.
3/15/2018 update starts here.Stopped the 1st video too soon. Didn't realize there was some demolition going on just ahead.1/3/2018 update starts here.
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Exact is submitting plans to the city to construct a 77,000-square-foot addition onto the existing four-story office building at 1 Exact Lane, formerly 601 Rayovac Drive. The offices used to house the headquarters for consumer products company Spectrum Brands, now in Middleton.
Exact bought the property in November and is updating the structure, which sat vacant for four years. Exact already has moved several hundred of its call center and administrative employees there.
Source: Potter Lawson
Original 11/8/2017 post, "You'll soon see an Exact Science facility from the Beltline", starts here.
Or from Rayovac Drive, as I filmed it.
Exact Sciences chooses former Spectrum Brands site in Madison for new lab. (Wisconsin State Journal, 11/7/2017)
Exact will build a second laboratory at the site to process its Cologuard DNA-based stool test to screen for colorectal cancer, as the Wisconsin State Journal reported in October.
The new lab will create 250 jobs “over time,” Exact CEO Kevin Conroy said in an interview.
The company also is remodeling the four-story office building at 601 Rayovac Drive that had housed Spectrum Brands’ headquarters, and it will tear down the aging, adjacent building, at 630 Forward Drive, that had served as Spectrum Brands’ research and development center. A parking ramp will go up in its place.
Source of rendering: Madison.com
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