bioLOGIC moves into historic Covington toll house
bioLOGIC Corp. is locating its U.S. headquarters and 10 jobs to the historic toll house at the Suspension Bridge, moving there from Cincinnati’s BioStart life sciences incubator. bioLOGIC provides administration to affiliate companies that it either wholly or partially owns in the life sciences sector. Its U.S. affiliate companies include PrimeDP, a drug development firm; PHD Diagnostics, a diagnostic development genetic testing firm; Propexion, a custom protein development company; and Propel Labs, a medical instrumentation company. “Our interest in an urban environment easily accessible to Greater Cincinnati led us to Covington,” says Nigel Ferrey, managing partner of bioLOGIC. It will take the ground floor of the Toll House, an early 20th century brick structure at the foot of the suspension Bridge that has been renovated for office use. Writer: David HolthausSource: Margaret van Gilse, bioLOGIC
bioLOGIC Corp. is locating its U.S. headquarters and 10 jobs to the historic toll house at the Suspension Bridge, moving there from Cincinnati’s BioStart life sciences incubator. bioLOGIC provides administration to affiliate companies that it either wholly or partially owns in the life sciences sector. Its U.S. affiliate companies include PrimeDP, a drug development firm; PHD Diagnostics, a diagnostic development genetic testing firm; Propexion, a custom protein development company; and Propel Labs, a medical instrumentation company.
“Our interest in an urban environment easily accessible to Greater Cincinnati led us to Covington,” says Nigel Ferrey, managing partner of bioLOGIC. It will take the ground floor of the Toll House, an early 20th century brick structure at the foot of the suspension Bridge that has been renovated for office use.
Writer: David Holthaus
Source: Margaret van Gilse, bioLOGIC
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