Biomanufacturing (BIO)
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This subcontract, titled Biomanufacturing (BIO), supports the Department of Defense under the FA8075 Office of Assistant Secretary of War for Critical Technologies. The scope of work focuses on the research, development, and scaling of biomanufacturing processes for prime contractors. Key activities include researching biological production methods, developing bio-based materials, and demonstrating scalable manufacturing capabilities through the use of bioreactors, cleanroom facilities, and laboratory synthesis equipment. The primary objectives are to deliver bio-manufactured components, detailed process specifications, and scaled production prototypes. Classified under NAICS code 325199, the project emphasizes the transition of biological research into viable, large-scale manufacturing solutions to support critical technology initiatives.
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This scope was carved out of FA807527R0001-NextGen_IACMAC_Industry_Day.
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NextGen IACMAC Industry Day
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