Manufacturer Bringing 80 Jobs To Bartow County

BARTOW COUNTY, GA — A cryogenic freezer manufacturing company has plans to open a new facility in Bartow County, Gov. Brian Kemp's office announced Wednesday.

According to the governor, the company will make a multi-million dollar investment in opening an advanced manufacturing facility near Cartersville. As demand for medical-grade freezers continues to surge, the facility will deliver more than 80 jobs to Bartow County.

IC Biomedical’s decision to open a manufacturing facility in Georgia is a testament to our thriving biomedical community, highly skilled workforce, and our world-class logistics network,” said Gov. Kemp. "I'm thankful to IC Biomedical for their investment in the No. 1 state for business and for opening up great job opportunities to hardworking Georgians.”

IC Biomedical will operate in a recently constructed 75,000-square-foot facility located on Cass-White Road, near Cartersville. The manufacturer plans to hire for positions in advanced manufacturing, engineering and technical development.

“Bartow County is pleased to welcome IC Biomedical for many reasons,” said Bartow County Sole Commissioner Steve Taylor. “We expect there are many talented Bartow residents that can shorten their commute considerably with these excellent bioscience jobs closer to home. We look forward to the company becoming another great partner, specifically in education, to Cartersville-Bartow County. It is also exciting to see the first building in Interstate Commerce Park prove such a success for everyone – the timing was ideal to welcome this great company.”

IC Biomedical manufactures premium cryogenic equipment, including stainless steel and aluminum freezers, Dewars, shippers, and other custom equipment used for safe storage and transportation of medical products such as vaccines, therapies, and other biological specimens.

Anyone interested in careers with IC Biomedical can visit icbiomedical.com/careers for more information.