Biomerics Expands Texas Manufacturing Operations

Biomerics, a vertically integrated medical device contract manufacturer for the interventional device market, has completed a 24,000 sq. ft. expansion of manufacturing operations at their Athens, Texas facility.
 
The investment includes 8,500 sq. ft. of production space and growing Biomerics’ Center of Excellence for Balloons & Balloon Catheters, with a 4,900 sq. ft engineering lab next to a CM machining tool shop.
 
“This expansion reflects our 30-year pursuit of innovation and manufacturing excellence. I’m thrilled to see our vertical integration on full display in one building,” Chris Richardson, President of Biomerics Interventional Advanced Catheter, told the press. “Our Center of Excellence for Balloons & Balloon Catheters in Athens has a long history of producing class-leading interventional products for our customers. The expansion will fuel our growth with best-in-class speed-to-market capabilities.”
 
The expansion increases the Athens campus to about 100,000 sq. ft. and ncludes an exterior refresh, additional engineering and lab space, manufacturing space and an employee break room.
 
“The new building expansion in Athens Industrial Park is such a great demonstration of our partnership with Biomerics. They are a great corporate citizen and one of our largest employers. We are excited about the increase in investment, new jobs and what the future holds,” stated Joanie Ahlers, Director of Athens Economic Development Corporation.
 
“I am thrilled Biomerics continues to expand and reinvest in Athens,” Mayor Toni Clay said. “Here in Athens, we have some of the best talent in the nation. This makes our city and state a perfect fit for innovative companies like Biomerics. I look forward to seeing the continued growth and furthering our partnership for many years to come.”
 
“This investment says a lot about the performance of this team, our markets and our commitment to this community,” commented Travis Sessions, Chief Executive Officer of Biomerics. “We appreciate the support of the local community, state leaders and our many supply partners.”