CCG Holding has started construction of a laboratory and cleanroom for medical technology company Xeltis at High Tech Campus Eindhoven.
According to CCG, the project will consist of a laboratory and cleanroom space, a personnel airlock, a storage and warehouse area, and a technical room.
In a statement, a CCG Holding representative said: “We are proud to contribute to an environment that enables groundbreaking research and innovation. Projects like these truly demonstrate how engineering and healthcare can strengthen each other.”
Xeltis develops artificial vessels and valves that are gradually replaced by patients’ own living healthy tissue.
