Chandler planning biotech facility
Chandler planning biotech facility
By Chris Markham, Tribune
June 12, 2006
Chandler officials don’t want to place all of their economic development eggs in one basket — instead, they want to hatch some in a $15 million bioscience technology “incubator.”
The City Council recently approved an $81,000 contract to begin planning a community technology incubator and accelerator that economic development officials say would help diversify Chandler’s already strong foothold in the high-tech arena. The facility would help fledgling bioscience companies, especially those in the nanotechnology field, get off the ground.
“Chandler is already a signature technology community,” said Christine MacKay, an economic development specialist for the city. She specifically noted Intel and Motorola, which both have large facilities there.
By Chris Markham, Tribune
June 12, 2006
Chandler officials don’t want to place all of their economic development eggs in one basket — instead, they want to hatch some in a $15 million bioscience technology “incubator.”
The City Council recently approved an $81,000 contract to begin planning a community technology incubator and accelerator that economic development officials say would help diversify Chandler’s already strong foothold in the high-tech arena. The facility would help fledgling bioscience companies, especially those in the nanotechnology field, get off the ground.
“Chandler is already a signature technology community,” said Christine MacKay, an economic development specialist for the city. She specifically noted Intel and Motorola, which both have large facilities there.
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