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Located just steps away from the campus of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (the gateway to the US health market) and squarely in the middle of the thriving Washington-Baltimore corridor, Viva White Oak is ideally positioned to become one of the world’s next great hubs for research and discovery, and a great place to reside or do business in a walkable, mixed-use, 21st century community.

 

About Viva White Oak


Viva White Oak Plan

 

 

 

Currently, the 300-acre Viva White Oak community is planning for approximately seven-million-square-feet of commercial development and 5,000 residential units. Viva White Oak is being jointly developed as a public-private partnership between Global LifeSci Development Corporation (an affiliate of Percontee, Inc.) and Montgomery County, Maryland.

It is our intention that great neighborhoods and a great village will be the definitive piece in attracting the best and brightest minds to this location. Great housing and great amenities such as fine dining restaurants, theaters and clubs, shopping at national or local stores, and acres of open and recreational space, directly linked to the academic campus, the adjacent hotel, and concentrated blocks of office and research, development and lab buildings, will make this a World Class life sciences center.

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In addition to its close proximity to FDA headquarters, Viva White Oak is also adjacent to the planned future site of the relocated Washington Adventist Hospital. The community will have alliances with major local, state, national and international research universities and institutions to collaborate on academic and lab research efforts.

Learn more about some of Viva White Oak’s neighbors here:

U.S. Food and Drug Administration – White Oak Campus

Washington Adventist’s new case for a hospital at White Oak

Project Milestones

Community Support: Percontee has actively sought to foster, and has earned, a genuine and inclusive relationship with the surrounding communities during the early stages of the planning of Viva White Oak. Throughout the planning process, the following initiatives have been taken:
– Monthly/Bi-monthly attendance and active participation at LabQuest general tours and meetings and LabQuest Amenities Group meetings. (LabQuest is a community based organization heralded for securing FDA to the Federal Research Center in White Oak area after the BRAC Commission closed the Naval Surface Warfare Center.)
– Hosting of quarterly community input meetings with representatives of the surrounding communities such as the Calverton Citizens Association, Washington Adventist Hospital, East County Citizens Advisory Board, Maryland Farms Condominiums, Hillandale Citizens Association, and LabQuest. The purpose of these community input meetings is to keep the communities informed of progress, and give the communities a voice in shaping what Viva White Oak will look like.
– Presentations to numerous community groups and civic associations showcasing the Viva White Oak concept, in comparison to what is allowed by right (i.e., a 9AM to 5PM office park). Surveys filled out by the audiences at these meetings, show they are overwhelmingly (94%) in favor of the Viva White Oak concept.

Percontee meeting

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Montgomery County announces Percontee as builder of $3 billion science center in Montgomery County.
County Executive Ike Leggett and Jonathan Genn, President, The IV2 Alliance, Inc. and EVP and General Counsel, Global LIfeSci Development Corporation, announce the public-private partnership.

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Ike Leggett and Jonathan Genn

  • – Global LifeSci Corporation forges partnership with the FDA
  • – Global LifeSci Corporation signs IV2 agreement with leading higher education institutions for research collaboration.
  • – Montgomery County Council approves White Oak Science Gateway Master Plan, paving the way for the project to move forward.
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Dr. Margaret Hamburg and Jonathan Genn

  • – The community (previously known as LifeSci Village for planning purposes) is officially named Viva White Oak.
  • – Biomedical Roundtable Conference hosted by Montgomery County, Md. Executive Isiah Leggett and Montgomery County Government
  • – Global LifeSci Development Corporation and Montgomery County finalize General Development Agreement.
  • – International health collaboration agreement signed between The IV2 Alliance, Inc. and Telangana, India to advance global health at Viva White Oak.
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News

The IV2Alliance, Inc. and Telangana, India Establish Pathway to Advance Global Health

by Jud Ashman October 20, 2016

Agreement Forged in Montgomery County, Maryland, U.S.A., to Foster International Health Collaboration; Sister Cities’ Partners to Explore...

BisNow.com – $3B White Oak Project to Enter Development Phase

by Jud Ashman October 6, 2015

The $3B, 300-acre mixed-use LifeSci Village has been a long time in the making, but developers announced...

Curbed DC – 300-Acre $3B White Oak Project Gets New Name, 5,000 Units

by Jud Ashman October 6, 2015

In White Oak, Maryland, a proposed 300-acre project is expected to bring thousands of new jobs to...

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    • – The community (previously known as LifeSci Village for planning purposes) is officially named Viva White Oak.
    • – Biomedical Roundtable Conference hosted by Montgomery County, Md. Executive Isiah Leggett and Montgomery County Government
    • – Global LifeSci Development Corporation and Montgomery County finalize General Development Agreement.
    • – International health collaboration agreement signed between The IV2 Alliance, Inc. and Telangana, India to advance global health at Viva White Oak.
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