Bletchley Park Science and Innovation Centre

Bletchley Park Science and Innovation Centre (BPSIC) is based in Blocks A and E of the world-famous Bletchley Park. BPSIC is successfully implementing its objective of fostering the growth and development of dynamic knowledge-based businesses at Bletchley Park. BPSIC was established in 2004 by the privately-owned Bletchley Park Capital Partners (BPCP) in conjunction with the Bletchley Park Trust. Building on Bletchley Park's heritage as the birthplace of the modern computer, BPSIC already houses some of the most exciting UK technology start-ups and will continue to support new and innovative companies.

The Centre is currently housed in 4,000 square metres (42,000 sq.ft) of what was once the World War II Naval Intelligence Accommodation. Now fully modernised, BPSIC offers managed workspace units upwards from 11 sq.m (120 sq.ft) for a range of office, studio, laboratory, technical, assembly, or light manufacturing purposes. BPSIC offers start-ups and young companies the environment, facilities and assistance they need to prosper. Future developments will include the release of a further 23,000 sq.m of accommodation.

A range of serviced commercial offices is now also available in the prestigious Victorian Mansion which has now also been fully refurbished and equipped with modern ICT facilities. (See OFFICE SPACE IN MANSION).

Bletchley Park lies at the centre of the important Oxford-Cambridge Arc and is located close to Milton Keynes. It is just a five minute walk from Bletchley railway station (London Euston 50 minutes away) and close to the region's major roads network, providing excellent transport links to London, Birmingham, and east-west across the country, and only 40 minutes from Luton Airport.

BPSIC's success is making an increasingly valuable financial and cultural contribution to helping to preserve the historic Bletchley Park for future generations.