BD Invests $110M to Expand Syringe Production, Create 120 Jobs

BD,a leading global medical technology company, announced a $110 million investment to expand its production of prefillable syringes, helping accelerate biologic and GLP-1 drug delivery and supporting pharmaceutical reshoring in the U.S. This investment will bring BD Neopak™ Glass Prefillable Syringe production to Columbus, Nebraska, creating approximately 120 new jobs and reinforcing the company's supply resilience within its Pharmaceutical Systems portfolio. 

"This is good news for Nebraska," said Sen. Ricketts. "It has the potential to bring over 100 new jobs to our state. This investment further underscores BD's ongoing commitment to keep critical manufacturing in states like Nebraska. I appreciate BD's long-standing partnership with the Cornhusker State."

"As demand for biologics and GLP-1s accelerates, BD is strengthening its American manufacturing footprint to support U.S.-based drug delivery innovation and supply chain resiliency," said Patrick Jeukenne, worldwide president of BD Pharmaceutical Systems. "This investment in Nebraska, advances our long-term growth strategy and reflects our commitment to partnering with biopharmaceutical innovators as they bring advanced therapies to patients who require next-generation drug delivery solutions."

Strategic Investments in Columbus, Nebraska
BD is investing $100 million to establish BD Neopak™ Glass Prefillable Syringe production at its Columbus site, with supply expected to begin in mid-2026. This investment will also support additional line upgrades and capacity improvements across the site, ensuring BD can meet growing global demand for advanced injectable solutions. In addition, BD is investing $10 million to enhance cannula manufacturing capabilities at the site, and together these investments will add approximately 120 new jobs.

This announcement builds on BD's recent investment of more than $35 million to expand prefilled flush syringe manufacturing in Columbus, which will add approximately 50 new jobs and strengthen the supply of critical medical devices to health care providers across the U.S. BD Columbus has been a strategic site within BD's global manufacturing network for more than 75 years and is home to part of the company's vertically integrated cannula manufacturing operations, including design and production. As the largest medical device manufacturer in the United States, these investments are part of BD's commitment to invest more than $2.5 billion in U.S. manufacturing capabilities over the next five years.