Guest Blog from CRB: Biologics Facility Considerations
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Today we’re proud to share our first guest blog, from CRB! CRB is a leading provider of sustainable engineering, architecture, construction, and consulting solutions to the global life sciences and advanced technology industries.
Moving to the Suburbs
Seems everyone is talking about how the coronavirus pandemic is contributing to an already growing life science industry in the Boston area. With this growth, life science firms and particularly those in biologics, are looking towards the suburbs both as a place to spread out and expand their operations and as a cost-saving alternative to the overheated Cambridge and Boston markets.
Good access to regional transit for talent and materials along with new suburban amenities of restaurants, retail, and hotels make this an attractive option.
Biotech companies planning operations in the suburbs can focus on some key considerations.
Start with a robust programming process that […]
Lease requirements can be vague when it comes to stipulating the level of decontamination or decommissioning necessary upon exiting a space. Some leases are very clear that a full decommissioning must be completed in compliance with the ANSI standard, but other times there is room for interpretation. When vacating lab space, it is necessary to determine the level of decontamination or decommissioning necessary far in advance of the relocation date.
As companies evolve, relocations seem almost inevitable for many facilities. Relocating an entire facility, expanding to additional space, and downsizing all require involvement from EHS personnel early in the process.