The company, based in Southborough, Mass., was created in 2012 as a developer and manufacturer of minimally invasive surgical devices.
The new east coast national service center will be a two-story, 110,000-square-foot facility that will serve as a service and distribution center for a variety of Olympus products like endoscopes, surgical devices and generators.
Olympus aims to complete the project by April 2017.
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