FACILITY DESIGN & ENGINEERING
The area of Facility Design and Engineering is the newest addition to Dark Horse’s range of service areas. Requests in this area often build on requests for due diligence, capacity planning, process development, technology transfer, and/or manufacturing support. Some examples of the most common requests we receive are:
Capacity modeling:
Our facility mapping team and proprietary software can predict facility size requirements, equipment and instrumentation needs, and FTE by department over time under the full range of reasonable input assumptions. This enables you to consider robust planning scenarios even in environments of great uncertainty.
Process and facility design:
Common requests include facility user requirements specification, quality/GMP, and regulatory reviews, and also equipment specification and selection.
Project management:
We offer a full range of project management offerings as well as two elements that are specifically likely to cross over to FD&E: project risk evaluation/risk management and owner’s representation. Risk evaluation and management are particularly relevant when completed by a team with deep technical expertise in C> manufacturing. Owner’s representation also falls under this umbrella.
Process and project engineering services:
Two critical elements to address at early stages of facility design and buildout are that of equipment specification & selection as well as contractor & supplier audit/selection. DHC clients benefit from our overview of the entirety of the market when deciding from among a range of contractor and supplier options. Just as with CDMO selection in our Manufacturing Support offering, we provide our clients with our proprietary and quantitative RFP process, as well as our unparalleled knowledge of the cell and gene therapy landscape. The degree of support that we offer here is, as always, à la carte and based on each client’s specific needs.
The area of Facility Design and Engineering is the newest addition to Dark Horse’s range of service areas. Requests in this area often build on requests for due diligence, capacity planning, process development, technology transfer, and/or manufacturing support. Some examples of the most common requests we receive are:
Capacity modeling:
Our proprietary software can predict facility size requirements, instrumentation needs, and FTE by department over time under the full range of reasonable input assumptions. This enables you to consider robust planning scenarios even in environments of great uncertainty.
Process and facility design:
Common requests include facility user requirements specification, quality / GMP, and regulatory reviews, and also equipment specification and selection.
Project management:
We offer a full range of project management offerings as well as two elements that are specifically likely to cross over to FD&E: project risk evaluation/risk management and owner’s representation. Risk evaluation and management are particularly relevant when completed by a team with deep technical expertise in C> manufacturing. Owner’s representation also falls under this umbrella.
Process and project engineering services:
Two critical elements to address at early stages of facility design and buildout are that of equipment specification & selection as well as contractor & supplier audit/selection. DHC clients benefit from our overview of the entirety of the market when deciding from among a range of contractor and supplier options. Just as with CDMO selection in our Manufacturing Support offering, we provide our clients with our proprietary and quantitative RFP process, as well as our unparalleled knowledge of the cell and gene therapy landscape. The degree of support that we offer here is, as always, à la carte and based on each client’s specific needs.