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STARC Systems

Chris Vickers CEO of STARC Systems in Brunswick speaks to Matt Gagnon on how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted their business and how they are seeing an increase in production.  STARC Systems,based in Brunswick and in business since 2012, manufactures temporary wall containment systems for occupied renovations. As of March 25th, this company with 68 employees, was deemed as ‘essential’ and has refocused all of its production capabilities and resources to provide critical isolation rooms for healthcare facilities throughout the country. The goal is to strengthen protection for healthcare workers and patients, and help reduce the spread of COVID-19.

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