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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute
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2016
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The Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) is a Department of Defense-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute and member-based nonprofit organization founded in 2016, headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire. ARMI's mission is to enable scalable, secure, and cost-effective production of regenerative medicine technologies, advancing the U.S. bioeconomy through three core programs: BioFabUSA (a public-private partnership of 170+ members across industry, academia, government, and nonprofits), ARMI BioIndustries (a fee-for-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization arm), and NextFab (a foundry for American biotechnology focused on national health security). The institute's technical platform centers on SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, Closed) manufacturing systems, embodied in the Tissue Foundry demonstration platform and complemented by the Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC) for analytical services and BioFabConsulting for regulatory strategy.

ARMI generates revenue through multiple streams: tiered annual BioFabUSA membership subscriptions, contract manufacturing and consulting services via ARMI BioIndustries and BioFabConsulting, and grant-funded workforce development programs (BioTrek, BioFab Startup Lab, BioFab Trekker Camp). The organization has secured approximately $236.5 million in cumulative government funding across three major rounds: an $80M DoD grant in 2017, a $56.5M EDA Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant in 2023, and a $100M DoD investment in 2024. Major strategic partners include Rockwell Automation (whose CEO Blake Moret sits on ARMI's Board), Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Advanced Solutions Life Sciences, with member companies such as Safi Biotherapeutics, Pluristyx, and Kenai Therapeutics advancing cell and gene therapy programs through ARMI's ecosystem. ARMI serves therapeutic developers, academic and research institutions, the Department of Defense and military health organizations, and supply chain technology vendors across the regenerative medicine value chain.

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ARMI is a DoD-sponsored nonprofit Manufacturing Innovation Institute that advances U.S. regenerative medicine biomanufacturing through its BioFabUSA public-private partnership, ARMI BioIndustries contract services, and SMAC manufacturing platforms serving therapeutic developers, academia, and government.

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HeadquartersManchester, United States
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Manchester
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North America
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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
regenerative manufacturing, biomanufacturing services, tissue engineering, cell therapy manufacturing, bioprocess development
Industry4 codes
1Process Development & Tech Transfer Services (upstream/downstream)
CodeHLAAAKAFPrimaryYes
2Health, Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Regulatory Cooperation
CodeBPADANAJPrimaryNo
3Instrumentation, Controls & Automation Engineering Consulting
CodeBPAHAIAMPrimaryNo
4Engineering & Technology Institutes (Comprehensive)
CodeEDAHAEAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)541714
  • Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing334516
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
  • Services-Engineering Services8711
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Regenerative Medicine Biomanufacturing
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Revenue model3 records
1Membership Fees
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

ARMI operates as a member-based nonprofit organization. Organizations join BioFabUSA to become part of a national network driving the future of regenerative medicine and advanced manufacturing. Membership provides access to collective expertise, shared resources, project participation, and collaboration opportunities.

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2Contract Manufacturing and Consulting Services
TypeProfessional Services
Description

ARMI BioIndustries provides fee-for-service development, manufacturing, and regulatory consulting to therapy developers. Services include process development, analytical services through the Deep Tissue Characterization Center, clinical manufacturing, and regulatory strategy support.

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3BioFabConsulting
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Regulatory consulting services offered to members and potentially non-members. Initial consultations are free for members, with fee-based engagements for comprehensive consulting support covering regulatory strategy, FDA submissions, and clinical trial design.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details2 tiers
1BioTrekker Camp standard fee
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
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Camp fee: $325 per student. Discounts available: SEE members save $15; $50 sibling or second-camp discount (not combinable); EBT/SNAP option available for $50 total using code EBTCP; $50 of each registration is non-refundable; Optional aftercare available for $50 per week.

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2BioFabUSA Membership Tiers
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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BioFabUSA offers tiered membership with different benefit levels. First and second-tier members can submit Industry Needs Projects for consideration, access research and commercial license rights to ARMI Intellectual Property Portfolio, and engage with standards bodies and regulatory/government agencies. Discounted job posting rates available at certain tiers.

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1BioFabUSA
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A public-private partnership program with more than 170 members driving technical and strategic leadership in development and manufacturing of cell, tissue, and organ-based products.

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ARMI is a DoD-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute that operates a public-private consortium (BioFabUSA) and a fee-for-service development and manufacturing arm (ARMI BioIndustries) to advance scalable production of cell, tissue, and organ-based products. It provides shared infrastructure, SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, Closed) manufacturing technology demonstrated via the Tissue Foundry, the Deep Tissue Characterization Center for analytical testing, BioFabConsulting for regulatory strategy, and workforce/apprenticeship programs. The institute sells memberships, manufacturing and regulatory services, and accelerator access to biotech developers, academic researchers, DoD stakeholders, and supply chain partners.

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  • ARMI BioFabUSA members have access to over 170 organizations across industry, academia, government, and nonprofits
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ARMI operates as a multi-program organization advancing the U.S. bioeconomy through regenerative manufacturing. The core programs include BioFabUSA (public-private partnership with 170+ members driving cell, tissue, and organ manufacturing), ARMI BioIndustries (full-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization), and NextFab (biotechnology foundry). Key enabling platforms include the Tissue Foundry (SMAC manufacturing methodology), Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC), and BioFabConsulting (regulatory services). Supporting programs include BioFab Startup Lab (accelerator), BioTrek (workforce education), ReGen Valley (workforce training center), and the Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant. Together, these offerings create an integrated ecosystem from research through commercialization.

Product and service12 records
1BioFabUSA
CategoryMembership consortium program
Description

A public-private partnership program of ARMI with over 170 member organizations from industry, academia, government, and nonprofits that drives technical and strategic leadership in the development and manufacturing of cell, tissue, and organ-based products.

2ARMI BioIndustries
CategoryContract development and manufacturing services
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Full-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization arm of ARMI that offers process development, deep tissue and material characterization, clinical manufacturing, and regulatory compliance support for engineered cells, tissues, and organs.

3NextFab
CategoryBiotechnology foundry program
Description

The first Foundry for American Biotechnology, established to strengthen the nation's health security and accelerate biotechnology innovation by supporting the development of technologies for health-related threats, everyday medical care, and domestic advanced biomanufacturing capacity.

4Tissue Foundry
CategorySMAC manufacturing platform
Description

A working demonstration system of SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, and Closed) manufacturing for cells, tissues, and organs that serves as a test bench for identifying process challenges and demonstrating advanced biomanufacturing using sensors and automation.

5Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC)
CategoryAnalytical and characterization services
Description

Analytical service that empowers innovators with critical insights necessary to manufacture high-quality regenerative products and meet rigorous safety and therapeutic efficacy requirements, applying Quality by Design (QbD) principles and control strategies.

6BioFabConsulting
CategoryRegulatory consulting services
Description

Regulatory consulting service for regenerative medicine covering regulatory strategy review, FDA submissions, preclinical and clinical trial design, quality systems review, and regulatory training through bootcamps.

7BioFab Startup Lab
CategoryStartup accelerator program
Description

A 6-month accelerator program that provides newly formed and emerging companies with mentorship, funding opportunities, and access to BioFabConsulting to translate biotechnology innovation into commercial products.

8BioTrek
CategoryWorkforce education program
Description

Education and workforce development program designed to inform, attract, inspire, and recruit the biofabrication workforce of tomorrow through camps, workshops, and extended learning opportunities.

9ReGen Valley
CategoryWorkforce training initiative
Description

Workforce training center and community development initiative in the Manchester Millyard, part of the Build Back Better Regional Challenge, aimed at creating jobs and training local workers for careers in regenerative manufacturing.

10Biofabrication Technician Apprenticeship
CategoryApprenticeship program
Description

Apprenticeship program designed to provide the skills and knowledge essential for careers in the biofabrication industry.

11Advanced Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Program
CategoryApprenticeship program
Description

Two-year program combining college-level coursework and on-the-job training to prepare individuals for careers in advanced manufacturing.

12BioTrekker Camp
CategoryYouth STEM education program
Description

Week-long biotechnology science camp at SEE Science Center in Manchester, NH, open to students ages 11-14 with a capacity of approximately 15 participants; registration fee is $325 per student with various discounts.

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Partnership25 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-08
Description

Safi Biotherapeutics and ARMI | BioFabUSA completed successful technical transfer of Safi's 10-liter scale manufactured red blood cell (mRBC) production system to GMP manufacturing conditions. This milestone positions Safi to produce mRBCs at clinically meaningful scale for military and civilian transfusion needs, targeting initial IND submission in 2027 for sickle cell disease chronic transfusion therapy.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-17
Description

Collaboration between member Pluristyx and Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF) to develop immune-cloaked and safety switch-enabled allogeneic cell line for Type 1 Diabetes therapies.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Led the Southern New Hampshire BioFabrication Cluster proposal selected for Build Back Better Phase 2 grant. Coalition aims to make Manchester the epicenter of the biofabrication industry with estimated creation of ~7,000 direct jobs and ~37,250 total jobs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Key coalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge. Partnership includes UNH Manchester Biotechnology Innovation Center providing priority access to office and lab spaces for startup companies. Also partner in STEM from the Start program.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Coalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge focused on workforce development and educational programming for the biofabrication ecosystem.

6Southern New Hampshire Planning Commission
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Coalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge contributing planning and regional development expertise to support biofabrication ecosystem growth.

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7Agnos Therapeutics
Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

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Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services. Led by Dr. Dave Mann, member of Leadership Advisory Council.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab associated with Wyss Institute at Harvard, receiving mentorship and startup support services.

Strategic tierPortfolioTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Portfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or Integration
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Key technology partner providing automation expertise. CEO Blake Moret serves on ARMI Board of Directors. Rockwell's industrial automation capabilities support the Tissue Foundry SMAC manufacturing platform development.

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Key industry partner with Dr. Mark Powers from Thermo Fisher serving on the Leadership Advisory Council, contributing expertise in bioprocessing and manufacturing scale-up.

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Partner on Tissue Foundry development, providing robotic arm-based platform technology for automated regenerative manufacturing processes. President & CEO Michael Golway serves on BioFab Startup Lab Advisory Board.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Partnership for biotechnology education through the BiologYou exhibition introducing visitors to DNA structure and function, and hosting BioTrekker Camp programs.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Collaborative partnership to increase exposure to biofabrication field through Girl Scouts Biofabrication Patch program.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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ARMI ecosystem member advancing RNDP-001 for treatment of Idiopathic Parkinson's Disease. Received $8M grant from CIRM. CEO Howard Federoff serves on Leadership Advisory Council.

Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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ARMI ecosystem member with Benjamin H. Fryer on Leadership Advisory Council. Collaborating with Breakthrough T1D on Type 1 Diabetes cell therapy.

Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Canadian-based consortium accelerating the commercialization of regenerative medicine and cell/gene therapies through industry-academic partnerships, process development, and manufacturing services. CCRM operates as ARMI's closest international peer, pursuing a comparable mission to bridge academic discovery and industrial-scale biomanufacturing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

UK government's cell and gene therapy innovation accelerator, offering manufacturing process development, clinical and commercial manufacturing, regulatory expertise, and a large industry-academic consortium. Operates with a comparable public-private partnership structure to ARMI's BioFabUSA, addressing the same manufacturing translation gap for advanced therapies.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Nonprofit biological resource center providing authenticated cell lines, microbial cultures, and bioprocessing services to the regenerative medicine and life sciences ecosystem. Comparable in mission and nonprofit structure, with similar emphasis on standardization, quality, and serving as a trusted intermediary between research and industrial applications.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Scotland-based cell therapy contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) therapies. Directly comparable to ARMI BioIndustries in offering process development, GMP manufacturing, and analytical services for advanced cell therapies, though commercially focused rather than consortium-based.

TypeDirect peer
Description

North Carolina-based nonprofit focused on advancing regenerative medicine through workforce development, technology innovation, and industry collaboration. Operates a similar model to ARMI's BioTrek and BioFabUSA programs in building talent pipelines and ecosystem coordination, with comparable workforce training and education program emphasis.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Swiss-headquartered global CDMO with major cell and gene therapy manufacturing capabilities across process development, viral vector production, and clinical/commercial GMP manufacturing. Represents the established commercial scale against which ARMI BioIndustries competes, though serving a much broader pharmaceutical services market rather than specializing in biofabrication.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Major global CDMO offering cell therapy, gene therapy, and biologics development and manufacturing services, including the Paragon Gene Therapy acquisition. Comparable to ARMI BioIndustries as a process development and GMP manufacturing partner, but operating as a diversified commercial CDMO rather than a consortium-led nonprofit.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Unit of WuXi AppTec providing cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing services, including viral vector, cell therapy, and plasmid DNA production. Represents another well-capitalized incumbent offering services that overlap with ARMI BioIndustries, though at broader commercial scale and across a wider range of therapeutic modalities.

TypeOthers
Description

Major supplier of reagents, proteins, and cell culture products used widely across the regenerative medicine and cell therapy ecosystem. Functions as a critical enabling technology vendor to ARMI members and BioFab Startup Lab portfolio companies, supplying the building blocks for biofabrication workflows rather than competing directly.

TypeOthers
Description

Canadian-based supplier of cell culture media, reagents, and tools for stem cell research and regenerative medicine applications. Comparable ecosystem participant as a critical inputs supplier to biofabrication workflows, but does not directly compete with ARMI's process development, manufacturing, or consortium services.

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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute

Regenerative Medicine Biomanufacturingarmiusa.org

ARMI is a DoD-sponsored nonprofit Manufacturing Innovation Institute that advances U.S. regenerative medicine biomanufacturing through its BioFabUSA public-private partnership, ARMI BioIndustries contract services, and SMAC manufacturing platforms serving therapeutic developers, academia, and government.

What Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute does

The Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) is a Department of Defense-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute and member-based nonprofit organization founded in 2016, headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire. ARMI's mission is to enable scalable, secure, and cost-effective production of regenerative medicine technologies, advancing the U.S. bioeconomy through three core programs: BioFabUSA (a public-private partnership of 170+ members across industry, academia, government, and nonprofits), ARMI BioIndustries (a fee-for-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization arm), and NextFab (a foundry for American biotechnology focused on national health security). The institute's technical platform centers on SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, Closed) manufacturing systems, embodied in the Tissue Foundry demonstration platform and complemented by the Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC) for analytical services and BioFabConsulting for regulatory strategy.

ARMI generates revenue through multiple streams: tiered annual BioFabUSA membership subscriptions, contract manufacturing and consulting services via ARMI BioIndustries and BioFabConsulting, and grant-funded workforce development programs (BioTrek, BioFab Startup Lab, BioFab Trekker Camp). The organization has secured approximately $236.5 million in cumulative government funding across three major rounds: an $80M DoD grant in 2017, a $56.5M EDA Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant in 2023, and a $100M DoD investment in 2024. Major strategic partners include Rockwell Automation (whose CEO Blake Moret sits on ARMI's Board), Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Advanced Solutions Life Sciences, with member companies such as Safi Biotherapeutics, Pluristyx, and Kenai Therapeutics advancing cell and gene therapy programs through ARMI's ecosystem. ARMI serves therapeutic developers, academic and research institutions, the Department of Defense and military health organizations, and supply chain technology vendors across the regenerative medicine value chain.

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute firmographics

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Name
Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute
Legal name
Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute, Inc.
Website
https://armiusa.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
ARMI is a DoD-sponsored nonprofit Manufacturing Innovation Institute that advances U.S. regenerative medicine biomanufacturing through its BioFabUSA public-private partnership, ARMI BioIndustries contract services, and SMAC manufacturing platforms serving therapeutic developers, academia, and government.
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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute industry classification

Industry
Product category
Regenerative Medicine Biomanufacturing
NAICS
Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology) (541714), Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing (334516)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731), Services-Engineering Services (8711)
akta.pro primary industry
Process Development & Tech Transfer Services (upstream/downstream) (HLAAAKAF)
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Health, Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Regulatory Cooperation (BPADANAJ), Instrumentation, Controls & Automation Engineering Consulting (BPAHAIAM), Engineering & Technology Institutes (Comprehensive) (EDAHAEAA)

Keywords

  • Regenerative manufacturing
  • Biomanufacturing services
  • Tissue engineering
  • Cell therapy manufacturing
  • Bioprocess development

Where Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is headquartered

Location

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Manchester
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices3 records

Markets served

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Operations, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Membership Fees: ARMI operates as a member-based nonprofit organization. Organizations join BioFabUSA to become part of a national network driving the future of regenerative medicine and advanced manufacturing. Membership provides access to collective expertise, shared resources, project participation, and collaboration opportunities.
  2. Contract Manufacturing and Consulting Services: ARMI BioIndustries provides fee-for-service development, manufacturing, and regulatory consulting to therapy developers. Services include process development, analytical services through the Deep Tissue Characterization Center, clinical manufacturing, and regulatory strategy support.
  3. BioFabConsulting: Regulatory consulting services offered to members and potentially non-members. Initial consultations are free for members, with fee-based engagements for comprehensive consulting support covering regulatory strategy, FDA submissions, and clinical trial design.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goBioTrekker Camp standard fee
SubscriptionAnnualBioFabUSA Membership Tiers

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels6 records

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ARMI is a DoD-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute that operates a public-private consortium (BioFabUSA) and a fee-for-service development and manufacturing arm (ARMI BioIndustries) to advance scalable production of cell, tissue, and organ-based products. It provides shared infrastructure, SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, Closed) manufacturing technology demonstrated via the Tissue Foundry, the Deep Tissue Characterization Center for analytical testing, BioFabConsulting for regulatory strategy, and workforce/apprenticeship programs. The institute sells memberships, manufacturing and regulatory services, and accelerator access to biotech developers, academic researchers, DoD stakeholders, and supply chain partners.

Product overview

ARMI operates as a multi-program organization advancing the U.S. bioeconomy through regenerative manufacturing. The core programs include BioFabUSA (public-private partnership with 170+ members driving cell, tissue, and organ manufacturing), ARMI BioIndustries (full-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization), and NextFab (biotechnology foundry). Key enabling platforms include the Tissue Foundry (SMAC manufacturing methodology), Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC), and BioFabConsulting (regulatory services). Supporting programs include BioFab Startup Lab (accelerator), BioTrek (workforce education), ReGen Valley (workforce training center), and the Build Back Better Regional Challenge grant. Together, these offerings create an integrated ecosystem from research through commercialization.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • BioFabUSA: A public-private partnership program with more than 170 members driving technical and strategic leadership in development and manufacturing of cell, tissue, and organ-based products.
  • ARMI BioIndustries
  • NextFab
  • ReGen Valley

Products and services

  • BioFabUSA A public-private partnership program of ARMI with over 170 member organizations from industry, academia, government, and nonprofits that drives technical and strategic leadership in the development and manufacturing of cell, tissue, and organ-based products.
  • ARMI BioIndustries Full-service development, manufacturing, and commercialization arm of ARMI that offers process development, deep tissue and material characterization, clinical manufacturing, and regulatory compliance support for engineered cells, tissues, and organs.
  • NextFab The first Foundry for American Biotechnology, established to strengthen the nation's health security and accelerate biotechnology innovation by supporting the development of technologies for health-related threats, everyday medical care, and domestic advanced biomanufacturing capacity.
  • Tissue Foundry A working demonstration system of SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, and Closed) manufacturing for cells, tissues, and organs that serves as a test bench for identifying process challenges and demonstrating advanced biomanufacturing using sensors and automation.
  • Deep Tissue Characterization Center (DTCC) Analytical service that empowers innovators with critical insights necessary to manufacture high-quality regenerative products and meet rigorous safety and therapeutic efficacy requirements, applying Quality by Design (QbD) principles and control strategies.
  • BioFabConsulting Regulatory consulting service for regenerative medicine covering regulatory strategy review, FDA submissions, preclinical and clinical trial design, quality systems review, and regulatory training through bootcamps.
  • BioFab Startup Lab A 6-month accelerator program that provides newly formed and emerging companies with mentorship, funding opportunities, and access to BioFabConsulting to translate biotechnology innovation into commercial products.
  • BioTrek Education and workforce development program designed to inform, attract, inspire, and recruit the biofabrication workforce of tomorrow through camps, workshops, and extended learning opportunities.
  • ReGen Valley Workforce training center and community development initiative in the Manchester Millyard, part of the Build Back Better Regional Challenge, aimed at creating jobs and training local workers for careers in regenerative manufacturing.
  • Biofabrication Technician Apprenticeship Apprenticeship program designed to provide the skills and knowledge essential for careers in the biofabrication industry.
  • Advanced Manufacturing Technician Apprenticeship Program Two-year program combining college-level coursework and on-the-job training to prepare individuals for careers in advanced manufacturing.
  • BioTrekker Camp Week-long biotechnology science camp at SEE Science Center in Manchester, NH, open to students ages 11-14 with a capacity of approximately 15 participants; registration fee is $325 per student with various discounts.

Quantifiable outcome

  • ARMI BioFabUSA members have access to over 170 organizations across industry, academia, government, and nonprofits
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Companies that use Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute

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Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

25 partnerships are on record, tiered core, major, portfolio and minor.

  • Safi BiotherapeuticscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 8 January 2026Safi Biotherapeutics and ARMI | BioFabUSA completed successful technical transfer of Safi's 10-liter scale manufactured red blood cell (mRBC) production system to GMP manufacturing conditions. This milestone positions Safi to produce mRBCs at clinically meaningful scale for military and civilian transfusion needs, targeting initial IND submission in 2027 for sickle cell disease chronic transfusion therapy.
  • Breakthrough T1DmajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 November 2025Collaboration between member Pluristyx and Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF) to develop immune-cloaked and safety switch-enabled allogeneic cell line for Type 1 Diabetes therapies.
  • City of ManchestercoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerLed the Southern New Hampshire BioFabrication Cluster proposal selected for Build Back Better Phase 2 grant. Coalition aims to make Manchester the epicenter of the biofabrication industry with estimated creation of ~7,000 direct jobs and ~37,250 total jobs.
  • University of New HampshirecoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerKey coalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge. Partnership includes UNH Manchester Biotechnology Innovation Center providing priority access to office and lab spaces for startup companies. Also partner in STEM from the Start program.
  • Southern New Hampshire UniversitymajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge focused on workforce development and educational programming for the biofabrication ecosystem.
  • Southern New Hampshire Planning CommissionmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCoalition partner in Build Back Better Regional Challenge contributing planning and regional development expertise to support biofabrication ecosystem growth.
  • Agnos TherapeuticsportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • Aegle TherapeuticsportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • Cellf-BioportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • CytotheryxportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • VascugenportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services. Led by Dr. Dave Mann, member of Leadership Advisory Council.
  • Advanced Silicon GroupportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • Detact DiagnosticsportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • LikardaportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • NovagynportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • Pro-TheraportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • ReconstructportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab associated with Wyss Institute at Harvard, receiving mentorship and startup support services.
  • RyTek MedicalportfolioStrategic or Co-development PartnerPortfolio company in BioFab Startup Lab, receiving mentorship, consulting, and startup support services.
  • Rockwell AutomationcoreTechnology or IntegrationKey technology partner providing automation expertise. CEO Blake Moret serves on ARMI Board of Directors. Rockwell's industrial automation capabilities support the Tissue Foundry SMAC manufacturing platform development.
  • Thermo Fisher ScientificcoreTechnology or IntegrationKey industry partner with Dr. Mark Powers from Thermo Fisher serving on the Leadership Advisory Council, contributing expertise in bioprocessing and manufacturing scale-up.
  • Advanced Solutions Life SciencescoreTechnology or IntegrationPartner on Tissue Foundry development, providing robotic arm-based platform technology for automated regenerative manufacturing processes. President & CEO Michael Golway serves on BioFab Startup Lab Advisory Board.
  • SEE Science CentermajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartnership for biotechnology education through the BiologYou exhibition introducing visitors to DNA structure and function, and hosting BioTrekker Camp programs.
  • Girl Scouts of the Green and White MountainsminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaborative partnership to increase exposure to biofabrication field through Girl Scouts Biofabrication Patch program.
  • Kenai TherapeuticsmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerARMI ecosystem member advancing RNDP-001 for treatment of Idiopathic Parkinson's Disease. Received $8M grant from CIRM. CEO Howard Federoff serves on Leadership Advisory Council.
  • PluristyxmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerARMI ecosystem member with Benjamin H. Fryer on Leadership Advisory Council. Collaborating with Breakthrough T1D on Type 1 Diabetes cell therapy.

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Direct peers

  • Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM): Canadian-based consortium accelerating the commercialization of regenerative medicine and cell/gene therapies through industry-academic partnerships, process development, and manufacturing services. CCRM operates as ARMI's closest international peer, pursuing a comparable mission to bridge academic discovery and industrial-scale biomanufacturing.
  • Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult: UK government's cell and gene therapy innovation accelerator, offering manufacturing process development, clinical and commercial manufacturing, regulatory expertise, and a large industry-academic consortium. Operates with a comparable public-private partnership structure to ARMI's BioFabUSA, addressing the same manufacturing translation gap for advanced therapies.
  • ATCC (American Type Culture Collection): Nonprofit biological resource center providing authenticated cell lines, microbial cultures, and bioprocessing services to the regenerative medicine and life sciences ecosystem. Comparable in mission and nonprofit structure, with similar emphasis on standardization, quality, and serving as a trusted intermediary between research and industrial applications.
  • RoslinCT: Scotland-based cell therapy contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in induced pluripotent stem cell (iPSC) therapies. Directly comparable to ARMI BioIndustries in offering process development, GMP manufacturing, and analytical services for advanced cell therapies, though commercially focused rather than consortium-based.
  • Regenerative Medicine Development Organization (ReMDO): North Carolina-based nonprofit focused on advancing regenerative medicine through workforce development, technology innovation, and industry collaboration. Operates a similar model to ARMI's BioTrek and BioFabUSA programs in building talent pipelines and ecosystem coordination, with comparable workforce training and education program emphasis.

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  • Lonza: Swiss-headquartered global CDMO with major cell and gene therapy manufacturing capabilities across process development, viral vector production, and clinical/commercial GMP manufacturing. Represents the established commercial scale against which ARMI BioIndustries competes, though serving a much broader pharmaceutical services market rather than specializing in biofabrication.
  • Catalent: Major global CDMO offering cell therapy, gene therapy, and biologics development and manufacturing services, including the Paragon Gene Therapy acquisition. Comparable to ARMI BioIndustries as a process development and GMP manufacturing partner, but operating as a diversified commercial CDMO rather than a consortium-led nonprofit.
  • WuXi Advanced Therapies: Unit of WuXi AppTec providing cell and gene therapy contract development and manufacturing services, including viral vector, cell therapy, and plasmid DNA production. Represents another well-capitalized incumbent offering services that overlap with ARMI BioIndustries, though at broader commercial scale and across a wider range of therapeutic modalities.

Others

  • Bio-Techne: Major supplier of reagents, proteins, and cell culture products used widely across the regenerative medicine and cell therapy ecosystem. Functions as a critical enabling technology vendor to ARMI members and BioFab Startup Lab portfolio companies, supplying the building blocks for biofabrication workflows rather than competing directly.
  • StemCell Technologies: Canadian-based supplier of cell culture media, reagents, and tools for stem cell research and regenerative medicine applications. Comparable ecosystem participant as a critical inputs supplier to biofabrication workflows, but does not directly compete with ARMI's process development, manufacturing, or consortium services.

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Frequently asked questions about Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute

What does Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute do?

ARMI is a DoD-sponsored Manufacturing Innovation Institute that operates a public-private consortium (BioFabUSA) and a fee-for-service development and manufacturing arm (ARMI BioIndustries) to advance scalable production of cell, tissue, and organ-based products. It provides shared infrastructure, SMAC (Scalable, Modular, Automated, Closed) manufacturing technology demonstrated via the Tissue Foundry, the Deep Tissue Characterization Center for analytical testing, BioFabConsulting for regulatory strategy, and workforce/apprenticeship programs. The institute sells memberships, manufacturing and regulatory services, and accelerator access to biotech developers, academic researchers, DoD stakeholders, and supply chain partners.

Is Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute a public or private company?

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute founded?

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute based?

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is headquartered in Manchester, United States, in the North America region.

How does Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Fees are the primary driver. The others are contract Manufacturing and Consulting Services and bioFabConsulting.

Who are Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Centre for Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine (CCRM), Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult, ATCC (American Type Culture Collection), RoslinCT and Regenerative Medicine Development Organization (ReMDO). Broad incumbents are Lonza, Catalent and WuXi Advanced Therapies. Others are Bio-Techne and StemCell Technologies.

Does Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute have an API?

No public API is recorded for Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute.

What industry is Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute in?

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute's product category is Regenerative Medicine Biomanufacturing. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAAAKAF, Process Development & Tech Transfer Services (upstream/downstream), with a secondary code of BPADANAJ, Health, Pharmaceuticals & Medical Devices Regulatory Cooperation. Its NAICS code is 541714 and its SIC code is 8731.

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