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Advancing workforce training and contract services for the biomanufacturing industry

The National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing (NCTM) delivers industry-leading, customizable hands-on biomanufacturing training in a simulated cGMP environment alongside flexible contract process development and manufacturing services to accelerate the production of advanced therapeutics from concept to commercialization.

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Contract Services

NCTM provides equipment, laboratory space, and technical support to help companies and researchers with biotechnology and biomanufacturing projects, testing, and process development.

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Training & Programs

NCTM offers hands-on training programs and workforce development opportunities designed to prepare students, employees, and industry professionals for careers in biotechnology and pharmaceutical manufacturing.

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Partnerships

NCTM works with industry, academic, and community partners to support innovation, workforce development, and growth in the biotechnology and life sciences industries.

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The National Center for Therapeutics Manufacturing specializes in workforce development and contract research projects for the biomanufacturing industry. Our team has expertise in traditional recombinant proteins, vaccines and gene therapy products.

Recent News

On June 16, 2026, Governor Greg Abbott announced over $7 million in Texas Talent Connection grants to 27 innovative workforce training programs. These resources aim to enhance job placement and skill acquisition in high-demand industries across the state, creating potential opportunities for vendors and subcontractors in workforce development.

NIIMBL has selected eight new member-led technology and workforce development projects totaling $9.7 million in NIIMBL funding and member co-investment through its Project Call 9.1. Featuring 39 participating organizations, the projects target major industry challenges to advance domestic biopharmaceutical manufacturing capabilities and talent development strategies.

The new Neurodiversity Pipelines In bioPharmaceutical Employment through Supports (NeuroPIPES) program at Texas A&M prepares autistic individuals with the skills to enter the biomanufacturing industry.

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