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Pete Ricketts praises BD Medical's $1B investment agreement for Nebraska - Columbus Telegram

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U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts praises the $1 billion investment BD Medical recently announced for its Nebraska sites, specifically the contributions to supply chain sturdiness.

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