CPS Fluidics

CPS Fluidics

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Private Company

Total funding raised: $225K

Overview

CPS Fluidics is a private contract manufacturer and development partner focused on microfluidics and flow cells for the life sciences industry. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Nashville, TN (with a manufacturing facility in Wallingford, CT), the company leverages expertise in materials science and precision machining to help clients miniaturize assays and develop fluidic detection platforms. With over 500 customers served and a team of approximately 35, CPS operates as a strategic B2B partner, enabling clients to outsource complex fluidic component production while protecting intellectual property. Its business model is entirely service-based, generating revenue through custom development and manufacturing contracts.

DiagnosticsMedical Devices

Technology Platform

Adaptable contract development and manufacturing process for custom microfluidic devices and flow cells, with expertise in materials (glass, plastic, PDMS), precision machining, bonding, and scaling from prototype to commercial volume.

Funding History

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Total raised:$225K
Grant$225K

Opportunities

The growing global microfluidics market, driven by demand for lab-on-a-chip devices, point-of-care diagnostics, and sequencing, presents a significant expansion opportunity.
The trend towards outsourcing by biotech and diagnostic firms to reduce costs and accelerate time-to-market further expands the potential client base for its CDMO services.

Risk Factors

The company's revenue is tied to client R&D budgets, making it vulnerable to biotech sector downturns.
It faces competition from other contract manufacturers on cost and capability, and its business is susceptible to supply chain and material cost inflation pressures.

Competitive Landscape

CPS competes with other specialized microfluidic CDMOs (e.g., Micronit, Dolomite, ALine) and broader life science tool manufacturers offering fluidic components. Its key differentiators are its US-based manufacturing, strong focus on client collaboration and IP protection, and expertise in scaling from prototype to volume production.