GxP Cellators Announces Expansion of Regulatory Compliance and Validation Services for the Life Sciences Industry

GxP Cellators has announced the expansion of its regulatory compliance and GxP consulting services for the pharmaceutical, biotech, and life sciences industries. With a focus on GMP/GLP compliance, cleanroom qualification, HVAC validation, and facility readiness, the firm provides tailored, end-to-end support.
- (1888PressRelease) June 27, 2025 - GxP Cellators (https://www.gxpcellators.com), a leading provider of regulatory compliance, commissioning and qualification (C&Q), validation, and GxP consulting services, is proud to announce the continued expansion of its solutions tailored to support pharmaceutical, biotech, and life sciences organizations in meeting stringent regulatory standards.
With a dedicated team of industry experts, GxP Cellators delivers strategic support across all phases of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) compliance, offering end-to-end services including cleanroom design qualifications, HVAC validations, equipment commissioning, and facility startup readiness.
“Companies navigating GxP compliance challenges need a partner that understands the complexity of regulatory landscapes and delivers with precision and integrity. “Our team brings decades of experience to ensure our clients achieve operational excellence while meeting FDA, EMA, and global regulatory requirements.”
In addition to expanding its validation and qualification service lines, GxP Cellators continues to invest in educational content, offering free resources such as white papers, case studies, and training insights through its website blog and expert advisory sessions.
The company remains committed to empowering life sciences businesses to innovate safely and efficiently, while minimizing risk through tailored compliance strategies and quality systems implementation.
For more information about GxP Cellators and its full suite of services, visit https://www.gxpcellators.com.
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