Seven WA-based health and medical life sciences companies will receive grant funding from the State Government to help gain internationally-recognised accreditations.
Under the Health and Medical Life Sciences (HMLS) round of the Local Capability Fund (LCF), the 7 companies will receive grants of $20,000, to be put toward gaining 2 accreditations with the International Organisation for Standardization (ISO).
The grants will support the recipient companies to become accredited in internationally recognised quality standards: the ISO 9001, which relates to quality management, and ISO 13485:2016, which is specific to the management of medical services.
These accreditations are often a key requirement for companies looking to supply products to markets in Australia and overseas.
The 7 successful applicants are:
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9bit concept Pty Ltd
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Customa Pty Ltd
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Inspiring Holdings Pty Ltd
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Resonance Health Analysis Services Pty Ltd
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St Francis Pharmaceuticals Pty Ltd
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TriPhasic Cardiac Pump Pty Ltd
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VeinTech Pty Ltd
Funding in this industry-specific round of the LCF forms part of the WA Government’s $8.65 million commitment to deliver on actions outlined in its Health and Medical Life Sciences Industry strategy.
To find out more about the grant recipients, visit the Local Capability Fund: Health and Medical Life Sciences Round recipients page.
