HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology is planning an expansion of its Huntsville campus. The Huntsville city council has approved providing up to $2 million of assistance to help offset construction costs.
is planning an expansion of its Huntsville campus, a project that will create at least 100 new jobs.
Construction has been underway since late 2020 but rising construction and labor costs along with supply chain issues and inflation have contributed to the project becoming more expensive than originally planned. “It’s heartwarming to hear that we’re going to have 100 new, good paying jobs in our community,” council President John Meredith said.
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