The rapid growth in funding for research and vaccine development for infectious diseases and pathogens is pushing academic, government, and private research institutions to look for new facility solutions to get more biocontainment facilities online quickly and cost-effectively.  This conference details those solutions for:

• BSL facilities with vivaria
• Commissioning & meeting certification standards
• Space conversions and upgrades for BSL-rated research
• BSL suites in multi-function buildings
• cGMP spaces & systems for therapeutic products
• Biosecurity systems
• Equipment planning
• Construction details and their cost impacts

You’ll learn the latest design, construction, and system details, formulate the right biocontainment facility specifications and plans, make cost-effective project decisions, and see where the future technical, construction, and cost trends are headed.  

This conference addresses all biocontainment levels and all project types ranging from new construction to retrofits, and from “stand alone” buildings to lab wings and isolated containment suites.  Don’t build, or even plan, without this necessary information.

Make the Biocontainment Facilities 2005 meeting an integral part of your 2005-2006 management plan by bringing with you the scientists who will use these facilities and the key operations people who will have the responsibility of running what you build.

Who will be participating?

This conference is for project managers, group leaders, research department heads, operating staff, and financial officers who work for research-based institutions that own and occupy their own buildings. 

In order to maximize your conference experience, Tradeline’s unique attendance policy limits attendance by representatives of firms that provide management consulting, design, construction, contract services or products to this audience to those who are making presentations or exhibiting at this conference.