PlasmidFactory GmbH - New GMP-compliant Laboratory Building
IE Life Science planned and built a new GMP-compliant laboratory building for PlasmidFactory GmbH to expand their DNA production capacities for cell and gene therapy. The project involved integrated planning, modular cleanroom concepts, and execution as a general contractor, with a focus on efficiency, scalability, and the highest quality standards.

The Elite Class in Industrial Construction: Integrated Planning, Cleanroom Technology, and Modular Concepts for Modern DNA Production
Project
Planning and execution as a general contractor
Client
PlasmidFactory GmbH
Key Data
Working Together for Project Success
Services provided by IE Group
- Project execution as general contractor
- Feasibility and concept study for the entire construction project
- Strict compliance with GMP requirements in process planning
- Integrated planning based on a holistic approach
- Integration of continuous "single-use processes" along upstream and downstream processing
- Construction execution and qualification
Challenges & Solutions
Compliance with strict GMP-requirements
Coordination of interdisciplinary disciplines
Provision of Production Capacity with Future Adaptability
Avoidance of Contamination
The Project in Detail
The Project in Detail
For PlasmidFactory GmbH, IE Life Science planned and executed the construction of a new GMP-compliant laboratory to expand production capacities for plasmid and minicircle DNA. The objective was to create a future-proof infrastructure for the manufacturing of DNA for clinical applications and commercial use. A core element of the project was an integrated planning approach that holistically considered all processes, cleanroom requirements and technical disciplines. The result is a state-of-the-art production environment with scalable cleanroom capacities and optimized workflows for biopharmaceutical applications.
The Challenges
One of the key challenges was the implementation of a fully GMP-compliant production environment while simultaneously addressing increasing requirements for quality, hygiene and scalability. The complex biotechnological processes and sensitive cleanroom conditions required precise coordination of all trades as well as compliance with stringent regulatory requirements. In addition, the integration of modern production and single-use processes, as well as the prevention of cross-contamination, placed high demands on planning, layout and technical implementation.
The Success Factors
A decisive success factor was the integrated planning approach, in which all disciplines collaborated closely from the outset and all processes were placed at the centre of the planning. The modular construction concept with prefabricated cleanroom cells enabled the creation of flexible, scalable structures and shortened the realization time. In addition, intelligent zoning concepts, optimized material and personnel flows, and well-designed ventilation and airlock systems ensured the highest GMP standards and an efficient production environment.

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