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NIST MEP Helps Manufacturers Respond to the Pandemic and Thrive Despite It

For every dollar of federal investment in FY 2021, the MEP National Network generated $26.20 in new sales growth.
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NIST MEP Helps Manufacturers Respond to the Pandemic and Thrive Despite It

A person in a baseball cap and mask bends over a high-tech manufacturing workstation.

The Hollings Manufacturing Extension Partnership (MEP), a program of the U.S. Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), has announced the results of its fiscal year 2021 manufacturing client survey, as well as the impacts of Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) funding through January 2022.

"The survey shows that, even while navigating industry-wide disruptions caused by the pandemic, the MEP National Network helped manufacturing clients achieve some of the highest impacts to date," said Jennifer Sinsabaugh, board chair of the Foundation for Manufacturing Excellence, which supports the network's educational efforts, and chief executive officer of the New Mexico Manufacturing Extension Partnership. "Each of these impacts is critically important to the health of America's manufacturers and to the U.S. manufacturing ecosystem overall."

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