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Berkshire Hathaway’s IPS, Allyant, and the Canadian Life Science and Technology Park have joined forces in a creating a state-of-the-art Life Science, Healthcare, and Technology Park.
The strategic partnership will cater to specialized turnkey startups, commercial manufacturing, and comprehensive support facilities.
The initial phase of this ambitious venture will focus on the development and site master planning of a sprawling 56-acre area in Georgina, Ontario, nestled within the Keswick Business Park. The objective is to establish a dynamic hub capable of accommodating a diverse range of sectors, spanning from pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, and medical devices to digital technology and beyond.
Safa’a Al-Rais, President and CEO of the Canadian Life Science and Technology Park, expressed enthusiasm about the collaboration, emphasizing its role in fostering innovation, capital efficiency, and sustainability. Al-Rais highlighted the critical importance of expediting the development and delivery of transformative services and medicines to patients, underlining the strategic significance of this partnership.
IPS, a Berkshire Hathaway Company, is a global leader in providing innovative solutions for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. With a comprehensive range of services including consultancy, architecture, engineering, and compliance, IPS empowers clients to develop and manufacture life-impacting products. The recent acquisition of Linesight further enhances IPS’s capabilities, solidifying its position as a leader in project management across various sectors worldwide.
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