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Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing Invests $160 Million with Award from U.S. Government to Support Continued and Future Growth - Vimarsana News

Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing Invests $160 Million with Award from U.S. Government to Support Continued and Future Growth

/PRNewswire/ -- Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing ("GRAM"), a leading parenteral contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), has signed a...

Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing Invests $160 Million with Award from U.S. Government to Support Continued and Future Growth - Vimarsana News

Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing Invests $160 Million with Award from U.S. Government to Support Continued and Future Growth

/PRNewswire/ -- Grand River Aseptic Manufacturing ("GRAM"), a leading parenteral contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO), has signed a...

Defense association recognizes materiel enterprise teams - Vimarsana News

Defense association recognizes materiel enterprise teams

An Army Materiel Command staff leader and three AMC teams were recognized April 20 by the Tennessee Valley Chapter of the National Defense Industrial Association at its annual awards dinner

SciTec Wins Spot on Two Contracts Supporting Transformative Warfighting Capabilities - Vimarsana News

SciTec Wins Spot on Two Contracts Supporting Transformative Warfighting Capabilities

/PRNewswire/ -- SciTec, Inc., a non-traditional small business, was recently awarded separate contract vehicles supporting development of advanced capabilities...

U.S. Army May Revive 5GAT Target Program | Aviation Week Network - Vimarsana News

U.S. Army May Revive 5GAT Target Program | Aviation Week Network

The U.S. Army may seek to revive a program canceled two years ago and produce a stealthy aerial target to be used for testing and training.