Manufacturing

Focusing Our Island’s skills on BioTech

BioTech Manufacturing is still Manufacturing. But with constraints from the FDA and other foreign bodies on Quality and Regulatory.

Pharmaceutical and Neutraceutical Processing and drug manufacturing can be broken down into a range of unit operations, such as blending, granulation, milling, coating, tablet pressing, filling, and others. 

BioTech Manufacturing adds words like “sterile,” “clinical,” “pristine,” and “highly controlled”, because it is “biologic”.

Medical Devices combine the best of electronic, physical, software, and sometimes Pharmaceuticals to diagnose and treat our patients.

ALL are strictly guided by a “Quality” system that we tweak for our operations, but which must conform to standards set (and enforced) by regulatory agencies, like the FDA in the US. 

But it is “Manufacturing” with unique-to-life sciences processes and jobs such as:
  • Repetitive Manufacturing.
  • Discrete Manufacturing.
  • Job Shop Manufacturing.
  • Process (Continuous) Manufacturing.
  • Process (Batch) Manufacturing.
  • 3D Printing.

The place we go for our legislative advocacy, and to network with other industry segments on Our Island is: 

Ignite Long Island, our partner, that understands how to help us legislatively support our unique industry segment.

We help them by advising on the skills that help our BioTech manufacturers develop, market, keep records, and ship!

Long Island Legislative Agenda

Ignite Long Island has the contacts and long experience in how to best represent manufacturing to Albany and Washington.

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Selected Resources

This month’s highlighted manufacturing resource is Long Island Manufacturing Extension Partnership.

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BioTech Manufacturing

We are the one-stop-shop for information on who manufactures and ships from here.

Go to our Member Listing page and select “Manufacturers” to see a listing of who is here and what they do.

member@libio.org

Phone

(631) 987-4462

Location

Bayport, NY 11705

Email

support@libio.org

Hours

M-F: 8am – 5pm
S-S: 9am – 4pm
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