The Cleanroom Centre has established its global headquarters in Dallas, Texas, US, as part of a new partnership with Bio North Texas (BioNTX).
The partnership aims to accelerate innovation and manufacturing readiness in the life sciences and high-tech sectors across the region.
The Cleanroom Centre describes itself as the world’s first multi-manufacturer cleanroom showroom, designed to allow companies from the biotech, pharmaceutical, medical device, and advanced manufacturing sectors to walk through full-scale cleanroom systems, compare technologies side by side, and make faster, more informed infrastructure decisions
The partnership aims to accelerate innovation and manufacturing readiness in the life sciences and high-tech sectors across the region
BioNTX is a non-profit trade association dedicated to supporting and advancing the bioscience and healthcare innovation ecosystem in North Texas.
The Cleanroom Centre will hold its official grand opening in September 2025, to coincide with the BioNTX iC³ Life Science & Healthcare Innovation Summit.
Located adjacent to Pegasus Park, a prominent biotech cluster in Dallas, The Cleanroom Centre will work with BioNTX to deliver industry tours, workforce education, and project consultation services aimed at reducing time-to-market for innovators and manufacturers.
The Cleanroom Centre will hold its official grand opening in September 2025
The alliance is positioned to bring strategic benefits across multiple levels:
For North Texas: establishing Dallas as a national centre for cleanroom innovation and job creation;
For the wider state: supporting national life sciences initiatives such as ARPA-H and NIH by enhancing local infrastructure;
For the US: improving pandemic preparedness and tech transfer by centralising cleanroom selection processes.
Jeremy Witkins, founder of The Cleanroom Centre, said: “We chose Dallas for a reason. This region’s ecosystem of innovators, investors, and institutions creates the perfect launchpad. We’re not just showcasing technology, we’re accelerating how transformative ideas become real-world solutions.”
CEO of BioNTX, Kathleen Otto, said: “This partnership could not come at a better time for Texas. The Cleanroom Centre strengthens our infrastructure for innovation, manufacturing, and workforce development — positioning North Texas as a national leader in bioscience advancement.”
David Snow, Executive Director of Pegasus Park, added: “The Cleanroom Centre adds a vital resource to our life science hub — aligning physical infrastructure innovation with our growing biotech community.”