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Gaylords for life sciences sites around Boston

Life sciences sites at Devens, Marlborough and Woburn can send clean, non-regulated outer corrugated. Regulated, contaminated or medical material is outside what this site handles.

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Life Sciences: Devens, Marlborough, and Woburn

Where the trade sits

Devens holds large biologics and biomanufacturing campuses, Marlborough lists life sciences and medical devices among its trades, and Woburn has GMP life sciences manufacturing. The chart lights the I-495 arc and the Route 128 ring for this page.

The boundary

Clean outer shipping corrugated that never entered a controlled area is a plain box. Anything contaminated, hazardous or medical is not. Facilities and EHS staff should clear the boundary with their own program before they send anything; this site gives no regulatory advice.

The waste ban

Massachusetts lists recyclable paper, cardboard and paperboard among the materials banned from disposal, per RecyclingWorks. Sites that currently compact corrugated can reuse the sound boxes first, then recycle the worn board as OCC.

Cleanliness and documentation

Life sciences docks care about what a box has touched. A gaylord that carried packaging components is a different object from one that held a regulated material, and a buyer on the receiving end may want to know the history. Describe it: what the box carried, whether it was lined, whether it was kept in a controlled area.

Most boxes are secondary packaging

In a manufacturing plant the gaylords are mostly secondary packaging: component deliveries, outer shipping, supplies. These are sound, clean and good candidates for reuse. Send a sell request with the count, the footprint and a plain statement of what the boxes held.

What can be asked and what cannot

Anything that touched a regulated process, a controlled area or a hazardous material is outside what a request on this site can address. If you are not sure whether a box qualifies, describe where it was staged and what it held, and the reply can say.

Boxes from clean rooms

Outer shipping boxes that came into a facility through a receiving dock are a different matter from anything that passed beyond it. If your outer boxes never entered a controlled area, say so in a line. It is the most useful sentence in a life sciences request.

Mention the building or campus, since many life sciences docks are shared by several tenants with different rules.

Sealed storage and badge access are typical; mention them if relevant.

Note whether cleanroom wipes or gowning supplies arrived in these boxes.

Pallet type, wood or plastic, matters for some facilities.

Sources

Each read on November 11, 2026.

  1. MassDevelopment, Devens bets on big pharma expansion
  2. MassDevelopment, King Street plans $500M biomanufacturing campus in Devens
  3. Marlborough Economic Development Corporation, Marlborough community profile 2026
  4. RecyclingWorks in Massachusetts, waste bans and compliance
Life Sciences on the chart
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RoadsI-495 and Route 128
DistrictsDevens, Marlborough, and Woburn

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