We're on a mission to help companies of all sizes identify the best locations, secure incentives, obtain development approvals and optimize energy strategies through Location Economics®.
BLS & Co. serves as location and incentives advisor to Roche, Swiss multinational healthcare leader, and its subsidiary Genentech, the South San Francisco-based biotechnology industry leader. Our engagements with Roche date back to 2012, supporting over $2.7 billion in announced investments.
BLS & Co. serves as location and incentives advisor to Roche, Swiss multinational healthcare company, and its subsidiary Genentech, the South San Francisco-based biotechnology industry leader. Our engagements with Roche date back to 2012with four major projects announced as of 2026:
BLS & Co. utilizes an assortment of services – a process we call Location Economics® – to advise clients on location decisions. Discover our variety of offerings to help you navigate the complex decision making processes that occur when searching for a new location for your organization.
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At BLS & Co., we have executed wide variety of projects for our clients, which includes facilities such as headquarters, warehouses, and data centers.
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A confidential BLS life sciences client was searching for a new manufacturing site to access 100% renewable electricity and generate 10% of its electric requirement with onsite solar. The site was also required to enable procuring renewable electric commodities from a third-party supplier or the electric utility supplying the chosen site, depending on the market structure at the site. If directly accessing renewable energy was not an option, it planned to purchase “new RECs” until it could procure the supply from the utility or third-party supplier. The project began as a national (U.S.) search and carries hundreds of jobs and an investment in the hundreds of millions, demonstrating the importance of large-scale projects on renewable energy.