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Offices and Shared Lab Space Available at Virginia Bio+Tech Park

Office Space Available:

Do you need a small office for your life science or advanced tech startup? The VA Bio+Tech Park in downtown Richmond has two offices available to fit 1-2 people. Find out more here or contact Heather.Allen@vabiotech.com.


Shared Lab Space Available:

Do you need to run a test but don’t have a dedicated lab? The VA Bio+Tech Park has benches available in their Shared Lab. Learn more here or contact Heather.Allen@vabiotech.com to schedule time.

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