STERIS/IMS Expands Birmingham, Alabama, Operations
04/27/2017
The company leased a building adjacent to its campus, which will include a manufacturing and repair center, along with distribution and support functions for medical devices, sterile surgical packs, and other items.
“The City of Birmingham and Jefferson County are working hard to create an environment that is conducive to economic prosperity for its citizens and businesses. We would not have made the decision to make further investments within the city if we did not agree,” STERIS Chief Executive Walt Rosebrough said.
“More and more, health care companies like STERIS are finding that manufacturing and research and development intersect right here in Birmingham, and the rewards are great for our community,” Mayor William Bell said.
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