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May/June 2008

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Concordia Medical To Move Into Larger Facility

Coventry, R.I.-based Concordia Manufacturing LLC has announced it will relocate its Concordia Medical business to a new, 24,000-square-foot facility designed and built specifically for medical device manufacturing. The new facility — which will include 5,000 square feet of ISO7 and ISO8 clean room space, 5,000 square feet of development space, test labs, “white manufacturing,” offices and space to allow for future expansion — is located in Warwick, R.I., in the Airport Industrial Park.

The company expects to complete construction in May, move equipment into the facility in June, and complete all validation efforts in August of this year.

Concordia Fibers, the company’s specialty industrial fibers business, will remain in its current facility in Coventry.

Concordia Medical is the developer of Biofelt™ bioabsorbable nonwoven tissue-engineering scaffolds, which have been undergoing preclinical trials for a range of applications in the field of regenerative medicine (See “Concordia’s Regenerative Solution,” Textile World, November/December 2005). Two of its medical device customers recently received approvals to conduct human clinical trials for urological and dental implant applications.

April 15, 2008