Manufacturer to bring hundreds of jobs to Bangor BANGOR, Maine — Manufacturer Nyle Systems is set to bring hundreds of jobs to Bangor later this year, thanks to a recent expansion. The company has been based in Brewer since the 1970s and manufactures kilns, food drying systems, and water heat pump systems. The location currently
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Why should you use the Bangor Innovations Center? We have all your needs covered! Flexibility is a priority at our center. We understand that flexibility is so important to any start up, because well… we’ve been there!
We asked Keven Higgins, how Bangor Innovations Center brings added value to his business, he said, “the facility can be a really good option to bridge the gap between being a micro business, to becoming a small or even medium sized business. Without having to take on a huge debt burden or serious financial risk before you are certain your business can sustain itself”.
It’s no secret that the consumer of today has a certain level of expectation when it comes to the shipping time of a product. Small businesses are constantly competing with big box stores on multiple levels, shipping and receiving being a big one.
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What is a wet lab, you may be asking? A wet lab is where drugs, chemicals, and other types of biological matter can be analyzed and tested by using various liquids. The Bangor Innovations Center offers a fully functioning wet lab unit at the facility, ready for you to use!
When it comes to starting a small business it can evoke so many different feelings. Excitement, apprehension, purpose…the list is endless. Maybe you’re starting your business in a spare room, your garage or a makeshift workshop in the basement. But what happens as yourbusiness grows and your needs evolve? It’s important to know when to
A century ago, Maine waters were dotted with hand-carved, hand-painted wooden lobster buoys. The varied colors, patterns, and shapes made each buoy a unique identifier of its lobsterman owner and a work of art bobbing in the sea. Today those traditional wooden lobster buoys have been replaced with commercial styrofoam buoys, which are cheaper to
