Danish biotech firm Bavarian Nordic (OMX: BAVA) has announced a $100 million contract for its Imvamune smallpox vaccine with a division of the US Department of Health and Human Services.
The Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) division has followed up on its $133 million order for the vaccine in 2015 with a request for a smaller batch.
Under the new order, Bavarian Nordic will manufacture and store a bulk supply of Imvamune. This bulk material can be converted into freeze-dried Imvamune at a later date, once the freeze-drying manufacturing process has been transferred to a commercial line, and is approved by the US authorities.
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