Core Insights - BD (Becton, Dickinson and Company) celebrates 65 years of manufacturing excellence at its Broken Bow, Nebraska facility, which has evolved significantly since its inception in 1960 [1][2] - The Broken Bow site is now the world's largest manufacturer of BD Vacutainer® tubes, producing billions of tubes and other medical devices annually, essential for patient care globally [1][6] Manufacturing Investments - BD has invested over $50 million since 2020 to modernize and expand operations at the Broken Bow facility, including upgrades to its chemistry lab [2] - The company is also investing more than $35 million and creating 50 additional jobs at its Columbus facility to enhance prefilled flush syringe production, further supporting the U.S. healthcare system [2] Community Engagement - BD is donating $6,500 to the Custer County Foundation for scholarships aimed at local graduates pursuing healthcare careers, continuing its support for community initiatives [5] - The company has contributed $40,000 over the last five years to advance youth programs and STEM education in the community [5] Workforce and Operations - BD operates over 30 manufacturing and distribution facilities across 16 states and Puerto Rico, employing more than 10,000 people, forming a critical part of the U.S. medical device supply chain [3] - The 65th anniversary celebration included recognition of long-tenured associates, highlighting the company's commitment to its workforce [4]