LifeSpace, a new life science incubator, has been launched on Vaca Valley Parkway in Vacaville.
LifeSpace will provide opportunities for young startups, eliminating many of the costs that are barriers to such companies. It is in the heart of the established biomanufacturing cluster of Vacaville in California.
The incubator spans 10,000 square feet and provides shared lab equipment, flexible lab space, and support for growth. More details about such features are often described using flyer printing. This is a needed addition to the growing bioeconomy in the city and is positioned in the Life Science Corridor of Interstate 80 between UC Berkely and UC Davis.
Dipesh Lad, CEO of LifeSpace, said the company is collaborating with the city to provide more space for innovation in science in the region. Lad added that the company has an affordable membership-based model, meaning companies can operate and expand in the area while working in an environment that is friendly to business.
Aaron Busch, city manager, expressed his enthusiasm and thrill about welcoming LifeScience Labs to the city and supporting the launch, He said that this will greatly benefit the efforts of the city to expand the biotechnology industry in Vacaville. He added that the city is looking forward to working with LifeSpace and fostering growth for the company in Vacaville.
