Boston Has A `Dire Shortage` Of Biomanufacturing Facilities

The red-hot life sciences market in and around Boston is lacking a critical piece as its growing companies look to expand.

Biomanufacturing facilities are few and far between in the region, and biopharmaceutical companies are scrambling for solutions, experts said. New medicines require fundamentally different manufacturing than the drugs of the past, meaning most of these facilities need to be built new.
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RSK: Why not locate some of this here in Madison in the Midwest? We are centrally located, have a great pool of this type of talent, rated one of the top 10 places to live every year and they can join other biomedical companies thriving here. I am sure the cost of living is much lower here than in the Boston area.