At Sterling, our integrated, global facilities enable us to support our customers’ specialised requirements at every stage of the lifecycle.
Welcome to our North Carolina, US site, which specialises in early phase development and manufacturing.
Let’s take a look at five things you should know about our North Carolina, US facility:
1. Our North Carolina site delivers extensive expertise in pre-clinical and early phase clinical supply, with seven state-of-the-art laboratories for research and development, analytical chemistry and GMP synthesis.
2. The site is licensed for GMP manufacturing, with three GMP synthesis laboratories supporting our team in producing high value, low volume APIs, including those with specialised or challenging manufacturing requirements. The site can successfully support projects from the millilitre scale up to 200 litre batches.
3. The site provides extensive analytical and quality control expertise. Equipped with world-class analytical equipment and a team of experienced analysts, the team in North Carolina offers GLP analytical services from method development to validation. The site also supports both solid phase peptide synthesis and liquid phase peptide synthesis and purification, with the expertise and specialise equipment to establish and optimise parameters for peptide development and manufacture.
4. The site is approved to handle schedules I to V controlled substances. By harnessing stringent security controls and continuous monitoring, we support early phase controlled substance projects while ensuring continued regulatory compliance.
5. Finally, the site sits at the centre of small molecule innovation located close to North Carolina’s Research Triangle, and connected to Sterling’s other world-class facilities throughout our global network. The North Carolina site provides robust early phase expertise to set customers up for long-term success.
The team at Sterling’s North Carolina site supports complex early phase requirements with extensive expertise and close scientific partnership.
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