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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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Want to try carpooling to campus?
Zimride, a ride sharing program, makes it easy to find a ride to and from campus. Zimriders can view profiles for common networks, interests, and friends before deciding to share a ride. You can even share your Zipcar through Zimride to reduce scost. Use of the Zimride ridesharing website will be provided at no charge to students and staff during the 2011-2012 academic year.

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Get ready, set, recycle!
Get your competitive spirit going because RecycleMania is underway now through April 6. During this national collegiate recycling competition, data is collected weekly and a school’s recycling rate is determined as a percentage of the overall waste generated by the campus. Visit our Request Services pages to learn how to request recycling bins and totes for office clean outs. Let’s work together to raise MIT’s recycling rate and reduce waste on campus!

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