ARPA-H office space, technical assistance and security support are immediately available for ARPA-H at each of Texas’ major cities. One example is the opportunity to house ARPA-H on the new TMC3 campus adjacent to the largest medical center in the world, Texas Medical Center (TMC) in Houston. TMC is currently expanding to include TMC3, which will be the most advanced translational research campus in the country. The 37-acre TMC3 campus is under construction and will house numerous academic health centers, life science and health care partners adjacent to TMC. With its own state-of-the-art building on the TMC3 campus, ARPAH will be situated in brand-new office space in the most diverse U.S. city, in the most diverse state in the country.

Similarly, Dallas has immediately available office space for ARPA-H in the newly built Pegasus Park, a $100 million, 23-acre campus. The largest, private real estate impact investment focused on translational health research and innovation in the country, funded by private and philanthropic capital.

San Antonio is home to the largest military health complex in the U.S., the largest cybersecurity workforce outside of Washington D.C., and the Texas Biomedical Research Institute, the only BSL-4 lab co-located with a national primate center. Office space for ARPA-H is also available immediately in San Antonio.

Austin’s entrepreneurial advances, particularly in revolutionary technologies, and its large skilled workforce will foster the culture of networking and exchange of ideas critical for accelerating health care solutions. It too has office space immediately available for ARPA-H, located in proximity to innovation centers near Austin’s healthcare-related research institutions. Houston, Dallas, San Antonio and Austin are united and committed to the success of ARPA-H.