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Biocontainment facilities are almost always complicated to commission. Why? Because every single one of them is different. There’s no cookie cutter approach that can be used, which means these types of facilities often pose challenges to owners and contracting teams, alike.
Cornerstone’s portfolio includes more than 300 BSL-3 labs, and our team has addressed a variety of layouts, features, operating procedures, and end uses. We are Biocontainment Commissioning experts and excel at making suggestions that can save you time, money and space.
Whether the BSL-3 is located rurally in Iowa, or on the 18th floor of a high-rise building in Manhattan, our experience means we’ve practically seen and done it all, and know how to deliver biocontainment labs that work.
Cornerstone’s Biosafety and Biocontainment expertise extends to university labs, government facilities, life science research environments, diagnostic labs, modular labs, veterinary medical research facilities and more.
We always begin with a Risk Assessment, no matter if it is an existing, operating facility or a new facility in design. Decisions about the design, operation or use of a biocontainment facility must always be made through the lens of a well-documented Risk Assessment.
Cornerstone’s experience on over 300 ABSL-3 and BSL-3 laboratories has given us the ability to coach facility owners and biocontainment project teams to make sound decisions through all phases of biocontainment commissioning and construction projects.
