About

"Together with our partners, we have developed a collaborative community of science and technology businesses and university researchers in an innovative and flexible science park environment."

Tom Blount
Science Park Director

Our Partners

In 2012, joint venture partners, Lincolnshire Co-op and the University of Lincoln, founded Lincoln Science & Innovation Park to create a world-class environment for science, research and innovation in the city.

Welcome to the historic,
thriving city of Lincoln

Within a one-mile radius of Lincoln Science & Innovation Park, you can enjoy Lincoln's Cathedral quarter with its medieval buildings, pubs, cafés and cobbled streets, the lively Brayford waterfront home to a cinema multiplex, restaurants, hotels and bars, the main High Street shopping district and the city’s cultural quarter.

For more about Lincoln and what it has to offer go to www.visitlincoln.com

Preserving Lincoln's Heritage

Lincoln Science & Innovation Park is built on the site of the fomer Ruston Bucyrus factory in the centre of Lincoln.

The Science Park has preserved much of this heritage by retaining the majority of the old HQ, Becor House, and the former substation that is now the reception area of Boole Technology Centre.
Becor House

Before becoming Joseph Banks Laboratories, Becor House had a long life as Ruston Bucyrus' HQ.

Building started in the 1930s, but was not completed until after the end of the Second World War.
World's Largest

After its formation in 1930, Ruston Bucyrus became one of the largest and most recognisable manufacturers of construction and mining equipment in the world until its closure in 1985.

About

Our Partners

Welcome to the historic,thriving city of Lincoln

Preserving Lincoln's Heritage

Becor House

World's Largest

Welcome to the historic,
thriving city of Lincoln