Start with the process—not the room.
Successful cleanroom design begins with what the facility must protect, produce and prove. Early review considers people and material flows, contamination risks, equipment loads, utilities, adjacencies, future capacity and the standards that may apply.
- ✓User Requirement Specification support
- ✓Feasibility, layouts and concept design
- ✓Budget and programme development
- ✓Process and contamination-risk review
Resolve the details before they become site problems.
Appropriate specialists can develop coordinated architectural, mechanical, electrical and control designs. Airflow strategy, pressure cascades, HVAC duties, finishes, doors, pass-throughs, controls and monitoring should work as one system—not a collection of packages.
- ✓HVAC and pressure-regime design
- ✓Cleanroom fabric and hygienic finishes
- ✓BMS, EMS and controls integration
- ✓Equipment and utility coordination
Controlled delivery from installation to qualification.
Your brief can be matched with cleanroom contractors equipped for live or greenfield environments. Scope can include manufacture, installation, commissioning, documentation, training and the evidence needed for operational handover.
- ✓Principal or specialist contractor capability
- ✓Phased installation and live-site planning
- ✓Commissioning and balancing
- ✓Handover documentation and training
Improve performance without starting again.
Existing cleanrooms may need new fabric, HVAC capacity, control upgrades, reconfiguration or remediation. A targeted survey and gap analysis can establish whether refurbishment is commercially and technically viable.
- ✓Condition and compliance gap surveys
- ✓Fabric, ceiling and door replacement
- ✓HVAC, controls and monitoring upgrades
- ✓Reconfiguration around changing processes