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Custom-built GMP Cleanrooms
Connect 2 Cleanrooms provide MHRA-compliant manufacturing environments, such as pharmaceutical cleanrooms, for activities regulated under GMP. Applications range from Aseptic Processing, Medical Device Manufacturing, Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products (e.g. Cell and Gene therapy) and many more. The environment is a core component of a Quality Management System and ensures that products are consistently produced and controlled to the quality standards appropriate to their intended use.
Our GMP manufacturing environments are designed to diminish the risks inherent to (bio)pharmaceutical production, such as viable and non-viable particulates, as well as cross-contamination.

Full Pharmaceutical Cleanroom Design Package
It is a GMP requirement that manufacturers control the critical aspects of their particular operations through qualification and validation over the life cycle of the product and process. Our qualification process is not an independent activity but an integrated application of GMP practices.
Based on the User Requirement Specification, Design Qualification is the documented verification that the proposed design of the facilities, systems and equipment, is suitable for the intended purpose. It starts right from the conceptual design phase of the project. We integrate current regulations and guarantee the performance of the rooms within your aseptic cleanroom, in accordance with the parameters as stipulated in your URS.
Our 2D and 3D design package, along with our virtual tour, offers you a unique preview of your entire facility before it is built. This enables us and your end users to optimise the layout, simulate work and materials flow, and also check maintenance related activities upfront. This approach avoids delays and modification costs at later stages of the project.

Functional Systems with Advanced Control
As pharmaceutical cleanroom manufacturers, we have developed proven envelope solutions and reliable HVAC concepts for many applications, such as hospital cleanrooms, sterile compounding rooms, and medical device cleanrooms. Our systems meet the required ISO classification as well as qualification to international cGMP.
Functional and mechanical system design are essential parts of a pharmaceutical cleanroom design for GMP regulatory compliance. Our cleanrooms deliver the highest quality with controlled running costs. Each one features an air handling system that is optimised for the intended application and operates with redundancy to improve reliability.
Our ECO2 control system helps simplify all aspects of cleanroom management to meet pharmaceutical cleanroom standards. It allows control of the full range of cleanroom auxiliary items to achieve optimum conditions for lighting, temperature, humidity and particle counts. Users can remotely control and monitor multiple rooms, and it can be integrated with existing facilities management systems and business management systems.

Commissioning, Qualification, Validation
Qualification is a method of systematically demonstrating and documenting that facilities, systems and equipment perform as intended and meet the required pharmaceutical cleanroom classification.
- Installation Qualification is a documented process that ensures the facility and equipment provide what is required.
- Operational Qualification verifies and documents that the as built facility and equipment operate in accordance with the design specifications.
- Performance Qualification or Process Validation verifies that the loaded facility and equipment perform as intended. Performance Qualification is also an ongoing process, meeting annual qualification and validation requirements for GMP facilities.
As an essential part of GMP, Qualification and Validation should be part of an ongoing programme, specified in your Quality Manual and Validation Master Plan.
Our commissioning process verifies that what was specified was installed, that it functions properly, and that the installation can be handed over to be qualified. Typical activities in this phase may include design reviews, factory acceptance testing, site acceptance testing, and functional testing. The results are documented, and any deviations encountered during testing are logged, corrected and retested.