We are supported by Bio-Link, an NSF funded biotechnology resource center and through the San Francisco Center for Applied Competitive Technologies (SF-CACT). Space is generously donated by City College of San Francisco.

We have been successful these last 4 years in coordinating over a dozen teacher-run Open Houses and providing biotech equipment and lab supplies to over 250 teachers, with over 85,000 students. We currently serve over 250 teachers throughout the Bay Area. We deal with 70 high schools, 10 community colleges, and 8 universities.

Contact US and Get on Our Mailing List for Details!

Please e-mail us at:

 dcollins@ccsf.edu

or

daniel@corbett.org

Browse our web site for more information about the Bio-Link / CCSF Depot.

REMEMBER: ITS FREE EQUIPMENT FOR EDUCATIONAL RECIPIENTS!

Much of our equipment is actually brand new and not even unpacked. Sometimes companies move or change projects before actually using equipment. At The Bio-Link Depot we want to link generous donors to recipients with excellent recycled gear.

Whether you need lab supplies or specialized equipment for standard operation procedures we most likely have what you need at prices you can afford -- Free!

And remember everything must go to clear space for new donations-- we need turnover and want to distribute equipment for free to qualified recipients. The Bio-Link Depot has been serving the Northern California community since Early 2004.  In addition, our friendly and professional staff is here to answer any questions you may have about  our services.

Whether you need filters, test tubes, or any other piece of lab equipment, we have what you need. At the Bio-Link Depot, our goal is to provide you with courteous, expedient, professional help. Our goal is to help supply teachers with what they need.

Browse our Web site for more information about the Bio-Link Depot. If you have any questions or would like to speak with a  Bio-Link Depot representative  please  call us at (650) 821-0112.

At CCSF / Bio-Link Depot, the educator always comes first.