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Saudi Arabia Plasma Group |
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Blood Plasma Products Facility
Riyadh |
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Brief
SAPG required a blood plasma processing
facility to process up to 250,000 kg/year (250
tpa) of blood donations derived from The
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia & other Arab
countries.
The new facility is to be located on the King
Saudi University Campus & will produce factor
VIII factor IX immunoglobulin & albumin
products for markets in Arab countries.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with EU guidelines,
bulk large scale plasma processing, worlds
best practices, efficient exacting engineering
design.
Cost
$250M Estimate |
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Areas
1F 10,904m²
2F 8,393m²
3F 7,896m²
Total 27,193m²
Key Functional Areas
Goods In / Out
Warehouse & Store
Plant & Maintenance – interstitial trafficable
space
Manufacturing & Packaging
Materials & Personnel Airlocks
Staff Change & Amenities
QC Laboratories
Reception & Admin / Office Accommodation
Utility / Plant (ahu, waste, boiler, backup
generator, gases etc)
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Zektin Services
Feasibility Study including:
- Project Management
- Design Management
- Process Engineering Design
- Mechanical Engineering Design
- Electrical & Data Engineering Design
- Instrumentation Engineering Design
- Automation Engineering Design
- Building Management Engineering Design
- Fire Service Engineering Design
- Hydraulic Engineering Design |
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Project Outcomes
World class plasma facility complying with
international standards.
Logical flow of product, personnel, equipment
& waste, sufficient space to carry out all
operations, use of pressure differentials &
airlocks to protect processing areas,
traceability of all components in the process,
closed systems where possible, clean room
design for all processing areas to appropriate
classification, automation for continuous &
sequential control for process, interlocks for
protection of operators, process & equipment
monitoring.
Complex site, building & process services &
infrastructure integrated with facility design. |
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CSL |
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CSL
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QA & QC Testing Laboratories
Parkville |
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Brief
CSL required a modern & consolidated QA &
QC testing laboratory facility where samples
from various expanding R+D & manufacturing
departments could be deposited & tested.
The laboratory facility performs testing on
finished products, in process / stability / R&D /
validation samples, raw materials, reagents,
media & chemicals in the areas of sterility,
virology, bacteriology, environmental
monitoring, immuno chemistry & chemistry.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with TGA, FDA &
cGLP, refurbishment & upgrade of existing
building, improved sample, material &
equipment flows & increased testing capacity.
Cost
$6.0M |
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Areas
GF 579m²
1F 557m²
2F 557m²
3F 541m²
Total 2,234m²
Key Functional Areas
Chemistry Labs
Immunology Labs
Bacteriology Labs
Virology Labs
Sterility Labs
Samples Receipt
Personnel Airlocks (PAL)
Lab Support / Prep Rms
Freezer, Cold & Warm Rms
Dangerous Goods Stores (fire rated)
Offices,
Meeting Rms & Canteen
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Fire Service Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design |
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Project Outcomes
FDA registration for the labs, equipment &
testing processes obtained. High grade labs
of increased capacity, efficient space use &
improved flow of samples, materials &
equipment. Labs contain, new & reused lab
equipment, isolators, BSCs, LIMS / BPCS
points, autoclaves, purpose built lab joinery,
safety eye wash / showers & lab services such
as natural gas, nitrous oxide, acetylene,
nitrogen, argon, helium, hydrogen, carbon
dioxide, DI water, PFW, vacuum, compressed
air. Improved air quality within labs using
filtered HVAC system & provision of
segregation of testing operations to prevent
sample contamination & protect operators.
Facility security access for personnel &
samples in accordance with GLP & FDA
guidelines. |
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CSL
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Biopharmaceutical Formulation Facility
Parkville |
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Brief
CSL in collaboration with Swinburne University
of Technology (SUT) required a state of the art
biopharmaceutical formulation facility.
The new facility is used for training of SUT
students enrolled in the Good Manufacturing
Practice (GMP) course at SUT & for
formulation & finishing of liquid
pharmaceuticals to be used in human clinical
studies.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with GMP
requirements of Australia, Europe & the US,
connecting to existing Clinical Manufacturing
Facility, exacting engineering design & high
tech, innovative, yet contextual design.
Cost
$6.5M |
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Areas
1F 350m²
2F 320m²
Total 670m²
Key Functional Areas
Sterile Formulation Suites with PTP, PTC,
CFWS & LFWS (Grade A/B)
Preparation (Grade C)
Materials Air Locks MAL (Grade B/C)
Personnel Air Locks PAL (Grade B/C)
Wash Rm (Grade C)
Cold Rm (Grade C)
Store Rm (Grade C)
Goods Lock (Grade C/D)
Viewing Corridor (Grade D)
Autoclave
Plant Rm - interstitial trafficable space |
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Instrumentation Engineering Design
Automation Engineering Design
Building Management Engineering Design
Fire Service Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design |
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Project Outcomes
Quality GMP teaching & manufacturing facility
of the highest standard.
GMP construction detailing, optimal materials
& personnel flows, maximum visual
communication via internal glazing.
BMS & EMS with remote notification (for
process, HVAC & doors), terminal hepa
filtration, online particle monitoring, door
interlocking, lab gases & services, waste
decontamination & heat recovery systems.
Increased GMP manufacturing expertise, &
product development, improved customer
service & cost competitiveness.
Reinforcement & revitalisation of R+D precinct
through innovative, high tech architectural &
engineering design.
Premier facility on CSL Parkville campus used
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Selborne Biological Services |
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Selborne Biological Services
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Bovine Lipoprotein Production Facility
Longford |
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Brief
Selborne Biological Services required a new
facility to manufacture Bovine Lipoprotein
which is used to increase antibody production
in cell culture processes.
The design basis for the new facility was
100,000 L/annum of bulk finished product for
dispensing using a batch size of 4,000kg.
The objectives of the facility included provision
for increased capacity of lipoprotein
production, automated processes which
eliminate the need for manual handling &
ensuring repeatability & consistency,
compliance with regulatory guidelines for the
manufacture of API’s & the provision for future
product development
Cost
$14M Estimate |
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Areas
GF 1,814m²
1F 1,248m²
Total 3,062m²
Key Functional Areas
Sterile filling suite (Grade A)
Bottle Prep (Grade C)
Processing Suites (Grade C/D)
Preparation & Wash Rms (Grade C)
Materials Air Locks MAL (Grade D/C)
Personnel Air Locks PAL (Grade D/C)
Dispensary, Packaging & Despatch
Store, Cold & Freezer Rms
Chemical Sore & Plant
Plant Rm - interstitial trafficable space
QC Laboratories (PC2)
Administration offices & staff amenities
Future Expansion |
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Zektin Services
Facility Master Planning
Architectural Concept Design
Process Development & Definition
Production Modelling
Process Engineering Concept Design
Mechanical Engineering Concept Design
Cost Planning |
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Project Outcomes
Provision of a process plant with full product
traceability from raw material to dispensed
product. The design flow ensured uni
directional product, material & personnel flow
reducing the risk of contamination from batch
to batch & from personnel to product.
State of the art control provisions were
specified with innovative solutions for
materials handling & process & environmental
monitoring.
The facility was designed to ensure full
compliance to cGMP & relevant codes &
standards. |
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Sigma Pharmaceuticals Limited |
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Sigma Pharmaceuticals Limited
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Liquid Manufacturing Facility
Dandenong |
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Brief
Sigma Pharmaceuticals required a new liquid
manufacturing facility for the manufacture,
filling & packaging of liquids & creams.
The new facility supplies local & international
markets with pharmaceutical liquid products
such as, cough & cold mixtures, nasal
decongestants, topical creams & ointments,
highly potent liquids & creams.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, operator safety, consolidation of
manufacturing on one site, increased
production capacity, compliance with GMP
requirements of Australia, Europe & Asia,
connection to existing solid dose
manufacturing facility, high tech, exacting
engineering.
Cost
$60M |
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Areas
GF 10,149m²
1F 5,819m²
Total 15,968m²
Key Functional Areas
Liquids, Cream & Ointment Suites (ISO 8)
Potent Products Suite (ISO 8 containment
area)
Filling & Packaging (ISO 8)
Materials Airlocks MAL (ISO 8)
Personnel Airlocks PAL (ISO 8)
Personnel Change (ISO 8)
Staff Canteen & Amenities
Packaging Warehouse
Utility / Plant Rms (ahu, waste, boiler, backup
generator, substation, chillers, air
compressors)
Plant Rm – interstitial trafficable space |
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Zektin Services
Design Management
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Instrumentation Engineering Design
Automation Engineering Design
Building Management Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design
Commissioning
Qualification Documentation & Execution
Validation |
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Project Outcomes
Premier liquids & creams facility in Australia.
Raw materials, solid dose & liquid
manufacturing consolidated on single site.
GMP construction detailing, optimal materials
& personnel flows, maximum visual
communication via internal glazing.
BMS, EMS & EBR with remote notification (for
process, HVAC & doors), terminal hepa
filtration, door interlocking, RO water
generation, waste decontamination & heat
recovery systems. Integration of electronic
batch records with manufacturing processes
resulting in paperless manufacturing.
Increased operator safety, GMP
manufacturing capability / expertise, increased
production, improved customer service & cost
competitiveness. |
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Bristol Myers Squibb |
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Bristol Myers Squibb
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Steroid Containment Facility
Noble Park |
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Brief
BMS required a steroids containment facility
for the safe processing & packaging of steroid
compounds.
The new facility allows the safe dispensing,
blending & compression of steroid powders
into tablets which are supplied to the local
medical industry.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, achieve containment levels
<0.05μg/m3, GMP compliance, OH&S
compliance, improved operator safety,
efficiency & reliable dust extraction,
minimisation of dust, easily accessible plant,
improved personnel & materials flow &
cleaning & maintenance procedures.
Cost
$4M |
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Areas
GF 210m²
1F 210m²
Total 420m²
Key Functional Areas
Airlock (ISO 8)
Change In with PTC & SOB (ISO 8)
Change Out with PTC (ISO 8)
PAL In with PTC (ISO 8)
PAL Out with PTC & safety shower (ISO 8)
Dispensing & Granulation with IBC lifter
blender, isolator & downflow booth (ISO 8)
Compression with tablet press, deduster &
downflow booth (ISO 8)
Staging Area, Store & Wash Bay with trade
waste pit (ISO 8)
MAL & MAL Transit (ISO 8)
Plant – Interstitial trafficable space |
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Architectural Design
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Building Management Engineering Design
Fire Service Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design
Equipment Procurement
Commissioning
Qualification Documentation
Validation |
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Project Outcomes
Self contained sterile & cleanable facility
utilizing prefabricated / prefinished Dagard
door, window, wall & ceiling panel system.
GMP construction detailing, optimal materials
& personnel flows, maximum visual
communication via internal glazing.
Contamination prevention, operator protection,
& air quality achieved using sate of the art
containment technology, cascading pressure
regimes, HVAC system with terminal hepa
filtration & local alarmed room monitoring of
pressure / temperature / humidity as well as
dedicated specialist extraction systems
preventing. Other initiatives BMS, EMS,
EWIS, door interlocking, process services &
waste decontamination systems.
Innovative, high tech architectural &
engineering design. |
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Akruti Biotech |
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Akruti Biotech
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Multi Tenanted Wet Laboratories (MTWL) Facilities
Akruti Biotech Park, Vadodara, India |
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Brief
Akruti Biotech required two international
standard MTWL facilities which offer high
quality, modular & flexible lab workspace to
prospective tenants.
The two facilities are an integral part of a 708
acre biotech park comprising of a biotech
incubator, research & training institute, loaded
lab building, administrative block, services
block, common equipment library, pilot plant
facility, animal house, green belts & built to
suit plots.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, GMP / GLP compliance,
facilitation of R+D & commercialisation of
biotechnology, world class, modular & easily
adaptable design.
Cost
$30M |
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Areas
MTWL1 MTWL2
GF 4,355m² 1,631m²
1F 4,393m² 1,631m²
2F 1,898m² 560m²
Total 10,646m² 3,822m²
Key Functional Areas
Lab Module
Wet Lab (open plan, BSL2)
Dry Lab (closed plan, fume hoods, BSL2)
Airlocks & Autoclave
Dry Lab (closed plan, BSC, BSL3)
Lab Store & Support
Office
Shared Areas
Goods In / Out, PAL / MAL, Prep Rm, Wash
Rm, Equipt Rm, Cold Rm, Warm Rm, Dark
Rm, Lab Support, Meeting / Seminar Rms,
Café, Plant Rm – interstitial trafficable space |
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Zektin Services
Architectural Design
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design |
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Project Outcomes
GMP / GLP compliant, high grade modular
labs capable of accommodating multiple
independent tenants of varying sizes. Open &
closed plan modules capable of redesign.
Innovative solution to complex set of project
parameters resulting in separate lab
tenancies, yet shared support functions whilst
maintaining BSLs, security & ensuring efficient
space use, optimal flow of samples, materials
& equipment.
Lab gases & services, modular joinery, safety
showers / eyewashes & UPS. Separate
terminally filtered HVAC systems to tenancies
to prevent contamination & protect operators.
Signature, hi tech facility attracting & retaining
multiple tenants of varying sizes. |
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Sterile Manufacturing Facility
Braeside |
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Brief
Biological Therapies required a modern sterile
manufacturing facility for the manufacture,
filling & packaging of liquid product into bags &
vials.
The new facility is located adjacent existing
operations & supplies the local market with
injectable vitamins.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with TGA & GMP
requirements, increased operator safety,
capacity, automation of production, exacting,
high tech & innovative, design within compact
footprint.
Cost
$1.5M |
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Areas
GF 199m²
1F 171m²
Total 370m²
Key Functional Areas
Sterile Filling Suites with Filling Machine, PTP,
PTC, LFWS (Grade A/B)
Manufacturing (Grade C)
Preparation with Pass Through Oven, LAF,
PTP & future Autoclave (Grade C)
Materials Air Lock MAL (Grade D/C)
Personnel Air Locks PAL (Grade B/C/D)
Dispensary / Sampling with BSC (Grade C)
Store Rm (Grade D)
Goods Lock
Viewing Corridor
Plant Rm - interstitial trafficable space
Labelling & Office |
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Architectural Design
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Instrumentation Engineering Design
Automation Engineering Design
Building Management Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design
Commissioning
Qualification Documentation |
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Project Outcomes
Quality GMP manufacturing facility of the
highest standard. Efficient use of small
footprint to achieve optimal materials &
personnel flows. Maximum visual
communication via internal glazing.
Complete propriertary Dagard cleanroom
panel system utilized to achieve GMP
construction detailing.
EMS for HVAC (terminal hepa filtration)
continuously monitoring air pressure, supply
air, LAFs & facility alarming / indicators. Door
interlocking, gases & services.
TGA cGMP licensing requirements met.
Increased GMP manufacturing capability &
product development, improved customer
service & cost competitiveness. |
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Pfizer
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Veterinary Medical Research Development Facility
Parkville |
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Brief
Pfizer required a pilot scale manufacturing
facility for the development & GLP validation
of biological manufacturing technology.
The new facility will support their veterinary
vaccine manufacturing in Australia & New
Zealand by testing & developing
manufacturing processes, processing, &
formulation of bacterial (1:10 scale) & viral (1:3
scale) vaccines.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, multiple product & process
testing & development, compliance with HSE
regulations, GLP, OGTR & AQIS compliance,
refurbishment & upgrade of existing building &
exacting engineering design.
Cost
$6.0M |
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Areas
4F 760m²
Total 760m²
Key Functional Areas
Bacterial Laboratory (PC2)
Cell Culture Laboratory with LAF (PC2)
Formulation & fill with LAF (PC2)
Equipment wash & preparation with Autoclave
& FC (PC2)
Viewing corridor
Air Locks
Cold, cool & warm rooms
Administration offices
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Process Engineering Design
Mechanical Engineering Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Design
Instrumentation Engineering Design
Automation Engineering Design
Building Management Engineering Design
Fire Service Engineering Design
Hydraulic Engineering Design |
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Project Outcomes
Successful refurbishment through integrated,
innovative & high tech architectural &
engineering design.
GLP construction detailing, optimal materials
& personnel flows, maximum visual
communication via internal glazing.
BMS & EMS for process, HVAC with remote
notification, terminal hepa filtration, online
particle monitoring, alarmed door interlocking,
lab gases & services, waste decontamination
& formaldehyde gas fumigation.
Increased manufacturing expertise & product
development, improved product, customer
service & cost competitiveness. |
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Cephalosporin Manufacturing Facility
Seoul, South Korea |
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Brief
Kukje required a Cephalosporin manufacturing
facility for the production of sterile & non
sterile products in the forms of tablets,
capsules, dry syrup, sterile injectables &
freeze dried injectables.
The new facility replaces an existing
redundant, outdated building & supplies local
& international markets with numerous
pharmaceutical broad spectrum antibiotic
products.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with latest KFDA,
FDA, EU regulations, state of the art GMP
design, increased production & segregation of
Cephalosporin product from other existing
manufacturing processes.
Cost
$25M |
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Areas
1F 1,900m²
2F 1,900m²
3F 1,900m²
4F 1,087m²
Total 6,787m²
Key Functional Areas
Sterile Powder Manufacturing (Grade A/B/C)
Sterile Freeze Dried Manufacturing (Grade
A/B/C)
Solid Dose Manufacturing (ISO8)
Primary & Secondary Packaging (ISO8)
Materials Air Locks MAL
Personnel Air Locks PAL
Warehousing (Controlled Environment)
QC/QA Laboratories
Administration Offices
Plant Rm - interstitial trafficable space |
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Architectural Concept Design
Process Engineering Concept Design
Mechanical Engineering Concept Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Concept Design |
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Project Outcomes
Cephalosporin production segregated from
other product manufacturing.
Efficient & greatly improved material &
personnel flows, increased flexibility &
productivity.
Introduction of technologies to reduce dust
generation & improve product quality &
operators’ safety.
Innovative engineering principles for process
& building services to ensure sterile
environment, improve reliability & energy
efficiency.
Process modelling of the production capacity
& budget costing supporting Kukje
implementation strategy.
Unique, yet functional facility design integrated
with existing buildings & services on campus
style manufacturing site. |
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Hanseo Pharm |
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Solid Dose Manufacturing Facility
Gyeonggi-do, South Korea |
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Brief
Hanseo Pharm required a new solid dose
manufacturing facility for the production &
packaging of pharmaceuticals.
The new facility enables the implementation of
Hanseo’s 5 year plan to increase production
capacity to 1,065 batches per year (100 to 300
Kg sizes), 569,400,000 tablets & 223,100,000
capsules.
The key objectives which the facility had to
deliver were, compliance with latest KFDA,
FDA, EU regulations, state of the art GMP
design for solid dose manufacturing,
accommodation of all personnel in one
location & provision for future expansion.
Cost
$30M |
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Areas
GF 6,547m²
1F 3,608m²
Total 10,155m²
Key Functional Areas
Manufacturing (ISO 8 clean room)
Dispensaries & sampling (ISO 8 clean room)
Packaging (ISO 9 clean room)
Warehouse
Micro & Chemical Wet Labs
Animal Lab (PC2)
Office & staff amenities
Plant & Engineering area – interstitial space
Cafe & outdoor terrace
Dangerous goods store
External car parking & tennis court |
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Zektin Services
Project Management
Design Management
Architectural Concept Design
Process Engineering Concept Design
Mechanical Engineering Concept Design
Electrical & Data Engineering Concept Design |
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Project Outcomes
Efficient & greatly improved material &
personnel flows, increased flexibility &
productivity.
Introduction of technologies to reduce dust
generation & improve product quality &
operators’ safety.
Innovative engineering principles for process
& building services to improve reliability &
energy efficiency.
Process modelling of the production capacity
& budget costing with an implementation
strategy for Hanseo to meet its 5 year plan.
Unique, yet functional facility design with |
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