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Sustaining MIT’s Past, Present and Future

Facilities staff are always here supporting the Institute. Twenty four hours a day, seven days a week. Through rain and especially snow, our staff carries on so that the MIT community can move forward.

Whether we’re repairing aging systems or breaking ground on a new research building, our staff solve problems and keep the Institute working.

On these web pages you’ll find forms to order our services, learn what you can recycle and how construction will impact your commute. Speaking of commuting, there’s also information on alternatives on getting to work. So, go ahead and click on our pages!

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News & Features

A new kind of stewardship at MIT
Our Comprehensive Stewardship Group (CSG) is proactively maintaining the newest and most newly renovated buildings at MIT. Their crews are now on campus both during the day and evening. They will eventually be 24/7. Supervising the evening shift is Tom Penney. Tom joined Repair and Maintenance in August of 2011 as an HVAC Mechanic and was promoted to a supervisor in the CSG last fall.

The CSG complements our R&M area by focusing on 12 buildings. These include Buildings 6C, 18, 32, 46, 76, E14, E60, E62, NW35, W1, W35, and W79. Their office is located in the basement of the Stata Center, Room 32-070.

Tom Penney
This season at MIT

Relax and revive in MIT's small green spaces.
MIT has a variety of outdoor environments for those seeking respite from busy lives. Created by MIT Facilities staff from Grounds Services and Campus Planning and Design, these gems are the perfect place to sit and relax. Check out the Pocket Garden page to see what small garden spaces are close to your office or residence hall.

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Vicky Sirianni Garden
       
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