The CPP+ resource housed in the Centennial Centre for Interdisciplinary Science (CCIS) has laboratories and large assembly areas available for use for approved projects. The main large assembly area contains in one corner the Advanced Machining Facility serviced by a room wide 10 tonne cane system. This assembly area also has direct truck access.

In addition, there are a number of smaller laboratories and clean rooms that can be utilized for projects that arise from outside of the CPP+ family of projects. Some example are shown below.

Figure 1 The CPP+ large assembly area that contains the Advanced Machining Facility. This room is serviced by an extensive 10 tonne crane system and has direct truck access.

Figure 2 Example of a large laboratory area that will be used to house the BetaCage facility and also for work on the IceCube project.

Figure 3 An example of a smaller research laboratory equipped with a fume hood. This laboratory is currently being used to perform work for the ATLAS LUCID project, as well as the MoEDAL and DEAP experiments.