Real Estate and Facilities

Real Estate and Facilities is responsible for design and construction, real estate and space management, plant operations, environmental health and safety, and transportation services for Drexel University's four Philadelphia-area campuses: University City, Center City, Queen Lane and Elkins Park.

General maintenance work requests are typically non-chargeable and can be submitted online.
Drexel University offers free shuttle bus service across its three Philadelphia campuses, as well as temporary transportation assistance for students, faculty and professional staff with mobility disabilities. 
Submit a Chemical Pick-up Request, Chemical Inventory Form, Laboratory Census Form, Infectious Waste Containers Request, Infectious Waste Pick-up Request, or Training Request.
Read the latest updates on Drexel and partner construction and campus improvement projects.
Mon, August 31 10:00 PM
Thu, September 3 5:00 AM
Bridge Construction to Close I-76 at Night Location I-76 between I-676 and 30th Street Monday, August 31, and Tuesday, September 1, from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM the following morning, I-76 West will be closed between the 30th Street and Interstate 676 interchanges.
Wednesday, September 2, and Thursday, September 3, from 10:00 PM to 5:00 AM the following morning, I-76 East will be closed between 30th Street and South Street interchanges.

During westbound I-76 closures, drivers will exit at Walnut Street and follow Schuylkill Avenue to the ramps to I-76 and I-676.
During eastbound I-76 closures, drivers will be directed to exit at Arch Street/30th Street, turn left onto Chestnut Street, and turn right on Schuylkill Avenue to the I-76 East on-ramp at Walnut Street.
Drivers are advised to allow extra time when traveling near the work area or along the detour route because backups and delays will occur.
I-76 Nighttime Closure Notice (PennDOT)

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