Plainville, Massachusetts, USA
Viral vector development and manufacturing facility
Our state-of-the-art Plainville facility is designed to provide comprehensive viral vector services, from process development to commercial manufacturing. With unparalleled capacity and capabilities, we are fully equipped to meet market demands.
Spanning 290,000 square feet, it excels in the manufacturing of viral vectors for both clinical and commercial applications. Under one roof, the facility provides process and analytical development, characterization, validation, clinical and commercial manufacturing, as well as fill-finish services. This consolidation eliminates the need for costly and time-consuming facility-to-facility transfers.
In our ongoing mission to meet our clients' ever-evolving needs, our facility has been strategically designed to facilitate growth and seamlessly accommodate future expansions (up to 400,000 square feet).
Key Capabilities:
- Flexible facility designs capable of supporting both adherent and suspension (up to 2000L stirred-tank bioreactors) processes
- Bioprocess sciences lab for process/analytical development, characterization, and scale-up to 2000L
- 11 drug substance suites for viral vector production and purification
- 2 fill finish suites for final drug product production with up to 5,000 vial capacity
- Manufacturing support areas for solution prep and component prep
- Quality control labs to support on-site bioanalytical testing needs
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Helpful Resources
Blog post
Blog post
Viral vector commercialization – Part 3: Specialized regulatory support
Find detailed regulatory considerations when preparing viral vectors for commercialization and best practices to address them.
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Blog post
Blog post
Viral vector commercialization – Part 2: Best practices in process validation lifecycle
Learn more about the robust viral vector process validation cycle, which includes various assessments and studies to ensure the safety, efficacy, and quality of viral vectors.
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Webinar
Webinar
Benefits of an integrated approach to gene therapy development and manufacturing
Thermo Fisher Scientific's expert will take you through the development and commercialization of viral vectors for gene therapy, so you can navigate these hurdles and deliver the project in a timely, cost-effective manner. With integrated gene therapy development and manufacturing, you can benefit more than a customized solution. It improves coordination, streamlines decision-making, and uses resources more efficiently.;
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Site Location
Site Location
Seneffe, Belgium, Europe
The Seneffe site (34,000 ft2) supports both clinical and commercial manufacturing. This site has over 20 years experience in virus and viral vector manufacturing and has been previously approved by EMA for commercial vaccine production.
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