City of Vacaville Welcomes LifeSpace Labs, A New Life Science Incubator

VACAVILLE, Calif. – The City of Vacaville is excited to announce a new life science incubator, LifeSpace, providing flexible lab space, shared lab equipment, and growth support. The launch of this 10,000 square foot flagship facility is a welcome addition to the City’s growing bioeconomy. LifeSpace Labs is strategically positioned in the I-80 “Life Science Corridor,” located between UC Davis and UC Berkeley.

“LifeSpace Labs is collaborating with the City of Vacaville to open another door for life science innovation in the region,” said CEO Dipesh Lad. “Our affordable membership-based model allows companies to operate and expand locally while working in a business-friendly environment.”

Supporting the industry pipeline, the company will provide opportunity to young startups without the cost prohibitive barriers and right in the center of California’s established biomanufacturing cluster in Vacaville. 

City Manager Aaron Busch expressed his enthusiasm, saying “we are thrilled to welcome LifeSpace Labs and support their launch locally. This project will be a major benefit to the City’s efforts to expand the biotech ecosystem in Vacaville.”

The City of Vacaville is committed to creating economic opportunities and this partnership is an important step toward achieving this goal. The City looks forward to working with Lifespace Labs and helping them both succeed and foster growth in Vacaville.

For more information about this partnership or other projects happening in Vacaville, please visit CityofVacaville.gov/BioTech and LifeSpLabs.com.