Jonathan Drive.īoris Ladwig is the city government reporter for The Herald-Times. The pharmaceutical company last year also spent $14 million to buy a 23,000-square-foot manufacturing facility from AB BioTechnologies Inc. at 3770 W. As demand for products increases, the company renovates the warehousing spaces to turn them into production areas. The Catalent facility on South Patterson Drive covers about 1 million square feet, and parts of it remain vacant or are being used for warehousing, the spokeswoman said. A spokeswoman said while the company was seeing growth across the globe - as of late August it had 17,300 employees at 56 facilities on four continents - Bloomington was the “fastest-growing site.” Planning staff told The Herald-Times that the parcels are zoned “mixed-use employment.” The designation is “intended to provide a mixture of office-related uses and medium-scale multifamily residential uses that provide significant employment opportunities for the community and the surrounding region.”Ĭatalent careers: Bloomington facility wants to hire 500-600 more employees this yearĬatalent announced recently that it plans to hire between 500 and 600 more employees in Bloomington through the end of the year as it was seeing rising demand for its products, which include COVID-19 vaccines.Īn executive had told The Herald-Times the company was looking primarily for entry-level manufacturing and warehousing employees. The Bloomington planning department did not have any plans on file that would indicate what Catalent might do with the property. IMI, a concrete producer that serves five states including Indiana, did not reply to repeated phone messages.

Property transfer records show that Catalent bought the parcels on Oct. A spokeswoman told The Herald-Times only that the company “continues to invest in our world-class operations in Bloomington to expand capabilities.”

The company declined to provide details about its plans for the property. The surface of the Providence is dotted with heavy weapons emplacements capable of piercing through the shields and hulls of enemy. This would be echoed in the design of the later Mon Calamari Star Cruisers. Drug maker Catalent has bought three parcels of land just south of its Bloomington plant for nearly $1.2 million. The Providence-class Carrier/Destroyer was designed by the Quarren Free Dac Volunteers Engineering Corps, resulting in a rounded, pseudo-organic aesthetic, influenced by the planet Dac.

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