The Newburyport area along I-95 sits at the northernmost edge of the Greater Boston life sciences ecosystem — a corridor that includes Abiomed (now part of Johnson & Johnson MedTech) and a growing number of precision manufacturing, medical device, and life sciences support companies. The availability of skilled workforce, modern facilities, and favorable real estate economics relative to Route 128 makes the North Shore I-95 corridor an increasingly attractive address for growing life sciences companies.

Newburyport’s own manufacturing base spans several distinct disciplines. UFP Technologies, headquartered here, is an FDA-registered manufacturer of single-use medical devices and sterile packaging. Rochester Electronics operates a 400,000 sq. ft., five-facility semiconductor manufacturing campus — the world’s largest continuous source of semiconductors, serving aerospace, defense, and medical markets. And Pursuit Aerospace runs an AS9100-certified precision manufacturing facility producing complex aircraft engine components. Three very different controlled-environment disciplines, one ZIP code.

Newburyport’s proximity to the New Hampshire border and the southern New Hampshire pharmaceutical corridor gives it a unique geographic position — connecting the Greater Boston ecosystem with the expanding New England life sciences geography. CleanTech Systems’ coverage extends seamlessly across this corridor, bringing the same management standards and quality discipline to every account regardless of location. Three very different controlled-environment disciplines, one ZIP code; and one cleanroom cleaning partner in Newburyport, MA experienced enough to serve all three.