For Independent and chain laboratories, from startup bench to accredited reference

Grow the menu without growing the headcount.

A staged path from a startup bench to an accredited laboratory, with the QC evidence and the reagent supply built in from the start.

The problem

Are you adding tests one instrument at a time with no plan for how they fit together?
Is accreditation something you intend to do but have no evidence trail for?
Do you spend more on staff overtime than the next instrument would cost?
Are you buying reagents reactively, at whatever price is available that week?

A staged equipment path mapped to your growth, so each purchase fits the next
QC programme design, Levey-Jennings and EQA enrolment
ISO 15189 readiness running alongside operations rather than as a separate project
LIS interfacing so results leave the bench without being retyped
Certified operators, and refresher places for the staff you hire next

Configuration

A laboratory in its first two years

Competing on breadth of menu

Going for ISO 15189

Every configuration

Site survey, commissioning, IQ/OQ/PQ documentation and a first validated run against control material. You sign the handover.

Operators certified on every platform, plus a refresher entitlement each year — because the technician you train will eventually leave.

Scheduled maintenance, calibration certificates, priority repair. One invoice line your finance officer can budget.

Scheduled replenishment for every platform we install. You do not wait six weeks for the thing that makes the machine work.

A starting point a specialist tunes to your throughput, budget cycle, and staff.