BioProcessing

Bioprocessing, Inc. is located in scenic Portland, Maine and is a primary manufacturer of specialized raw materials for use in the diagnostic industry. Our product lines include novel tumor marker proteins, monoclonal antibodies and diagnostic control serums for clinically approved and novel immunoassays. Additionally, Bioprocessing, Inc. provides... contract hybridoma and large-scale, in vitro cell culture services for the biotechnology industry. Bioprocessing, Inc. was incorporated in June of 1991 through the efforts of its founder, Mr. Gary Goodrich. Bioprocessing, Inc. has in place a highly trained staff of experienced biochemists and support personnel. The 10,000 square foot facility is equipped with a state-of-the-art cell culture facility that features continuous perfusion type bioreactors, as well as an automated chromatography laboratory for protein purification. Our vision is to become an industry leader in supplying tumor marker reagents to the research, diagnostic and biopharmaceutical industries. In accordance with our goals, we provide quality-assured products that meet specific characteristics based on customer needs. We produce these products according to ISO 9001 and 13485 guidelines and deliver them in a timely manner at fair, competitive prices. Being a small biotechnology company allows us to be flexible and responsive, both necessary advantages in an ever changing and growing industry. It is our strong belief that establishing long-term relationships is the key to our success, which is demonstrated in our policy of providing support, comprehensive technical data, testing, and traceability on all of our products and services. Through these commitments and strategies we have established many proven, successful, customer relationships to date. Together with the help of our valued customers, we expect to secure our future in an increasingly competitive and technically oriented world marketplace. We look forward to further expanding our business with new clients and to the challenges brought to ...Read More