President Trump Announces $265 Million AWARD to Fujifilm for Coronavirus Vaccine Manufacturing

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Thanks to @devil21

JUL 27 2020


President Trump announced on Monday that the U.S. government has awarded Fujifilm a $265 million contract to expand the country’s coronavirus vaccine manufacturing capacity.

The site will support Operation Warp Speed, the Trump administration’s effort to accelerate the development, manufacturing and distribution of vaccines and treatments to fight Covid-19.

The task order from HHS reserves manufacturing capacity in the facility through the end of 2021, the company said in a release.






The Department of Health and Human Services awarded the contract to the Fujifilm Texas A&M Innovation Center in College Station, Texas, Trump said. He made the announcement at the Bioprocess Innovation Center at Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies in Morrisville, North Carolina, where the company is manufacturing "bulk drug substance" for a coronavirus vaccine by Novavax, which was awarded $1.6 billion by the federal government to help develop the vaccine.


"These same manufacturing processes are being conducted on an even larger scale in College Station, Texas," Trump said. "Today, I'm proud to announce that HHS has just signed a $265 million contract with the Fujifilm Texas A&M Innovation Center, which is quite the place, to dramatically expand their vaccine manufacturing capacity."


Health officials have repeatedly warned that even once a vaccine is found to be safe and effective in humans, manufacturing and distributing doses will prove to be another hurdle. Vaccine manufacturers have been ramping up manufacturing of doses before they know that the vaccine is safe and effective in order to cut the time it will take to vaccinate people.





https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/27/pres...facturing.html

[devil21]

The total dole out to vaccine companies has to be around $6 billion by now. Isn't it relief that we're saving $750 million by not funding the WHO?

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The total dole out to vaccine companies has to be around $6 billion by now. Isn't it relief that we're saving $750 million by not funding the WHO?

Elections are just around the corner, we are not supposed to talk about things like this. Unless the other party does it, of course.

[devil21]

Elections are just around the corner, we are not supposed to talk about things like this. Unless the other party does it, of course.

Surely, exercising your precious right to vote will be tied to receiving the vaccines.

IMO, the reason there's multiple vaccine funding streams (aside from the obvious insider pay-offs like Sloui) is because various vaccine choices will be available to those that administer them and which one the victim is administered depends on their "standing" in society, as dictated by unseen forces. Some will receive a sterilization vaccine, others will receive a kill shot, others will receive a placebo, etc. It'll be a wheel of fortune for those that line up not knowing (realizing) that their shot may not be the same shot the other guy receives. There's certain "tells" about which is which, based on relatively intuitive knowledge about who is making each. The key may be to know in advance which is which, if at all possible. Using the military, instead of the standard CVS/Walgreens, limits the possibility of finding out which is which.

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[TheCount]

Elections are just around the corner, we are not supposed to talk about things like this. Unless the other party does it, of course.

Gotta spread the grift around while you can...