Here’s what you should know:
1. Exact Sciences plans to construct a second processing lab and a customer services facility.
2. Exact Sciences hasn’t requested financial incentives from either city, but both Madison and Fitchburg officials are preparing to create tax incremental financing districts. A TIF district can be established by local municipalities to divert money from property taxes to support economic development projects.
3. Madison could provide Exact Sciences with up to $3.4 million in assistance, while Fitchburg officials declined to reveal what they could provide.
4. Exact Sciences declined to share details with the Wisconsin State Journal.
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