We are building a sterile injectable facility with Grade B, C and D classified areas. The building shell is designed and we hold the URS. GMP Annex 1 compliance is mandatory and the facility will be inspected.
We need a full HVAC design for the classified areas — air change rates, pressure cascade, filtration and AHU selection — documented to survive a regulatory inspection.
| File | Type | Size | Access |
|---|---|---|---|
| User requirement specification | 14 MB | NDA required | |
| Architectural & room layout set | DWG | 58 MB | NDA required |
| Room data sheets | XLSX | 3 MB | NDA required |
| Structural roof loading allowance | 2 MB | Released to invited engineers |
A milestone is accepted and paid when these are demonstrably met — not when it is merely submitted.
Submitted proposals are normalised into the same axes so they can actually be compared. The platform does not choose for the client — it makes the technical comparison transparent.
Lowest price is not automatically ranked first. Price sits alongside methodology, assumptions, verification and availability, because the cheapest proposal against an incomplete methodology is not the cheapest project.
Each match shows the evidence behind the score — and states what is missing rather than hiding it behind a rank.
We need a full HVAC design for the classified areas — air change rates, pressure cascade, filtration and AHU selection — documented to survive a regulatory inspection.
We need a full HVAC design for the classified areas — air change rates, pressure cascade, filtration and AHU selection — documented to survive a regulatory inspection.
We need a full HVAC design for the classified areas — air change rates, pressure cascade, filtration and AHU selection — documented to survive a regulatory inspection.
We need to know why it failed and whether a change achievable within the existing tool can pass durability — or whether a new tool is unavoidable.
