Pharmaceutical manufacturing facility interior with sterile equipment and clinical lighting
cGMP Certified · 21 CFR Part 211 · FDA Registered

Manufactured to
Exact Specification.

200,000 sq ft GMP facility. Fluid bed granulation through serialized packaging. Your molecule, our process discipline.

1.2 Billion

Doses Manufactured

Zero FDA 483s

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§ Capabilities

06

Core Manufacturing
Platforms

From API receipt to serialized shipper — every unit operation validated, every batch record electronic.

Process Flow · DWG-MFG-001 Rev C

PROC-01Fluid BedGranulationPROC-02High-Shear BlendingPROC-03High-Speed TabletCompressionPROC-04Film &Enteric CoatingPROC-05Hard-Shell EncapsulationPROC-06Serialization &PackagingCLICK NODES TO EXPAND PROCESS DETAIL
PROC-01

Fluid Bed Granulation

Top-spray and Wurster configurations for uniform particle size distribution. Handles hydrophilic and hydrophobic APIs with moisture-sensitive profiles.

Glatt GPCG 120

PROC-02

High-Shear Blending

Bin blending and V-blender configurations for free-flowing and cohesive powder systems. IBC transfer throughout to eliminate cross-contamination.

Bohle BFC 3000 IBC Blender

PROC-03

High-Speed Tablet Compression

250,000 units/hour throughput with in-process weight, hardness, and thickness monitoring. Tooling qualification to USP standards.

Korsch XL 800

PROC-04

Film & Enteric Coating

Aqueous and solvent-based film coating. Enteric, modified-release, and functional coatings. Color matching with CMC-ready color specifications.

O'Hara Labcoat III

PROC-05

Hard-Shell Encapsulation

Size 000 to 5 HPMC and gelatin capsules. Pellet, powder, and mini-tablet fills. Banding and liquid-fill capabilities for specialized formulations.

MG2 Futura

PROC-06

Serialization & Packaging

DSCSA-compliant aggregation and serialization. Blister, bottle, sachet, and pouch formats. Cold-chain qualified packaging lines available.

Marchesini Group MA 405

Supported Dosage Forms

Tablets

IR, ER, Enteric, ODT

Capsules

Hard-shell, Soft-gel

Sachets

Unit-dose powder fills

Liquid Fill

Oral solutions & suspensions

Pellets

Multi-unit particulate

Topicals

Semi-solid, ointments

§ Capacity

250K

Units Per Hour.
Validated Throughput.

Real-time equipment utilization. Q3 and Q4 2026 slots available for new programs. Campaign scheduling within 8 weeks of tech transfer completion.

Equipment Register · Rev 2026-02

Available
Committed
Maintenance
Equip. CodeUnit OperationManufacturerModelRated CapacityUtilizationStatus
FBG-01Fluid Bed GranulatorGlattGPCG 12010–200 kg batch
72%
Available
FBG-02Fluid Bed GranulatorFreund VectorFLO-12010–120 kg batch
85%
Committed
BLN-01IBC Bin BlenderBohleBFC 30003000 L / 1500 kg
60%
Available
CMP-01Rotary Tablet PressKorschXL 800250,000 units/hr
78%
Available
CMP-02Rotary Tablet PressFette4090i200,000 units/hr
90%
Committed
CTG-01Coating PanO'HaraLabcoat III 48"25–600 kg batch
55%
Available
ENC-01Capsule FillerMG2Futura180,000 caps/hr
65%
Available
SRL-01Serialization LineMarchesiniMA 405400 bottles/min
45%
Available

Available Capacity Calendar · Manufacturing Lines 1–4

Q1 2026

Line 115% avail.
Line 210% avail.
Line 328% avail.
Line 440% avail.

Q2 2026

Line 130% avail.
Line 225% avail.
Line 345% avail.
Line 460% avail.

Q3 2026

Line 155% avail.
Line 240% avail.
Line 370% avail.
Line 475% avail.

↑ Slots available

Q4 2026

Line 180% avail.
Line 265% avail.
Line 385% avail.
Line 490% avail.

↑ Slots available

Campaign scheduling: 8-week lead time from signed MDA + tech transfer package

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§ Compliance

Zero.

FDA 483 Observations.
Since Day One.

Six inspections. Six NAIs. Our quality systems are built for inspection readiness every day — not just when FDA schedules a visit.

98.4%

Batch Right-First-Time Rate

Rolling 24-month average

100%

OOS Investigations Closed

Within 30-day CAPA target

0 Failures

Annual Product Reviews

Per 21 CFR 211.180(e)

14 Days

Change Control Cycle Time

Avg. minor change approval

Regulatory Register · QMS-REG-001

RefStandardScopeLast AuditOutcome
REG-01FDA 21 CFR Part 211cGMP for Finished PharmaceuticalsSep 2025NAI — No Action Indicated
REG-02ICH Q10Pharmaceutical Quality SystemOngoingPQS Certified
REG-03ICH Q7API Manufacturing (Secondary)Mar 2025VAI — Voluntary Action
REG-04DEA Schedule II–VControlled Substance ManufacturingJan 2026Licensed & Compliant
REG-05DSCSA 2023 Final RuleDrug Supply Chain Security ActNov 2025Fully Compliant
REG-06ISO 15378:2017Primary Packaging MaterialsJun 2025Certified

FDA Inspection History · 2018–2025

2018

Facility commissioned; FDA pre-approval inspection

NAI
2019

First commercial batch release; DEA Schedule III license

Compliant
2021

FDA surveillance inspection — Sterile Prep expansion

NAI
2023

DSCSA Final Rule implementation; eBR system validation

Compliant
2024

ICH Q10 PQS certification; ISO 15378 recertification

Certified
2025

FDA biennial surveillance inspection

NAI

Common Quality & Regulatory Questions

Our facility has undergone six FDA inspections since commissioning in 2018 — four surveillance inspections and two pre-approval inspections. All have resulted in NAI (No Action Indicated) or VAI classifications. We have never received a Warning Letter or a Form 483 observation.

Yes. Our Tech Transfer team manages all aspects from API characterization, formulation feasibility, process development, scale-up, and validation. We have executed 34 tech transfers in the past three years with an average timeline of 16 weeks from signed MDA to first GMP batch.

We hold a DEA Schedules II–V manufacturing license. Our controlled substance suite operates under full access control with real-time inventory reconciliation. We currently manufacture four marketed DEA-scheduled products.

We provide a Certificate of Analysis (CoA), Certificate of Compliance (CoC), batch manufacturing records (eBR), in-process control data, and stability reports. All documentation is 21 CFR Part 11 compliant and available via our secure client portal within 5 business days of batch release.

§ Case Studies

34

Tech Transfers
Completed. On Time.

Across biotech Phase III programs, generic ANDAs, and nutraceutical launches — the same quality system, every program.

Pharmaceutical laboratory with capsule filling equipment and quality control instruments

11 Wks

Scale-up to commercial validation

Mid-Stage Biotech

Arvana Therapeutics

CS-01

Challenge

Phase III scale-up of moisture-sensitive HPMC capsule formulation. Previous CMO unable to maintain dissolution profile at 50 kg → 200 kg scale.

Solution

Reformulated granulation endpoint using NIR-guided moisture monitoring on Glatt GPCG 120. Validated 200 kg batch size in 11 weeks.

Outcome

Dissolution spec met at commercial scale. NDA submission on schedule.

Full Case Study
Tablet press machine producing white pharmaceutical tablets in a sterile manufacturing environment

18 Mo

ANDA approval timeline

Generic Pharma House

Meridian Generic Pharma

CS-02

Challenge

ANDA approval for extended-release metformin HCl 1000 mg tablet. Required 16-hour dissolution profile matching innovator product.

Solution

Hypromellose matrix system with Korsch XL 800 compression. Enteric coating via O'Hara pan. BE study passed on first attempt.

Outcome

ANDA approved in 18 months. First-to-file on two additional strengths.

Full Case Study
Nutraceutical sachet packaging line with automated filling and sealing equipment

0.3%

OOS rate post-transfer

Nutraceutical

NutriCore Brands

CS-03

Challenge

Vitamin D3 + K2 sachet with taste masking and stability at 40°C/75% RH. Previous supplier had 6-month OOS rate of 18%.

Solution

Fluid bed granulation with lipid coating for taste masking. Foil-laminate sachets with desiccant integration. ICH Q1B photostability validation.

Outcome

OOS rate reduced to 0.3%. Shelf life extended from 18 to 30 months.

Full Case Study

Client Testimonials

Formulate's tech transfer team understood our molecule before we finished the briefing. The scale-up was textbook. First commercial batch: 99.8% release.

Dr. Priya Nair

VP CMC, Arvana Therapeutics

We've worked with five CMOs over twelve years. Formulate is the only one that's never given us a 483 concern, a batch failure, or a late shipment.

Robert Ellison

Director of Operations, Meridian Generic Pharma

Formulate's tech transfer team understood our molecule before we finished the briefing. The scale-up was textbook. First commercial batch: 99.8% release.

Dr. Priya Nair

VP CMC, Arvana Therapeutics

We've worked with five CMOs over twelve years. Formulate is the only one that's never given us a 483 concern, a batch failure, or a late shipment.

Robert Ellison

Director of Operations, Meridian Generic Pharma

§ Resource Library

04

Technical Briefs.
No Marketing Fluff.

Authored by our process engineers. Peer-reviewed against FDA guidance documents. Written for CMC teams, not procurement.

Primary CTA · Gated Asset

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Capabilities Deck

40-page technical overview including equipment specifications, process flow diagrams, quality system summary, regulatory history, and current capacity availability. Used by CMC teams during CMO qualification.

  • Equipment register with model numbers & batch sizes
  • Validated process parameters for 6 unit operations
  • FDA inspection history & quality metrics
  • Current capacity calendar Q1–Q4 2026

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Technical Briefs · Ungated Access

TB-001Granulation
18 pp.

Fluid Bed Granulation: Scale-Up & Endpoint Control

NIR-guided moisture endpoint determination, top-spray vs Wurster configuration selection criteria, and process analytical technology (PAT) integration for continuous monitoring.

NIR endpointPAT integrationScale-up parametersParticle size control
TB-002Coating
22 pp.

Aqueous Film Coating: Enteric & Modified-Release

Polymer selection guide for pH-dependent release, coating weight gain targets, pan speed and airflow optimization, and troubleshooting sticking and picking defects.

Eudragit systemsHPMC-ASCoating weight gainDefect troubleshooting
TB-003Serialization
14 pp.

DSCSA Serialization: Implementation Roadmap for CMOs

Step-by-step serialization compliance guide including GS1 DataMatrix commissioning, aggregation hierarchy, EPCIS event generation, and FDA verification router (VRS) integration.

GS1 DataMatrixEPCIS eventsAggregationVRS integration
TB-004Tech Transfer
32 pp.

Tech Transfer Playbook: Phase III to Commercial Scale

Process characterization requirements, critical quality attribute (CQA) mapping, design space documentation for regulatory submission, and validation strategy under ICH Q8/Q9/Q10.

CQA mappingDesign spaceProcess validationICH Q8 compliance

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