Laboratories + Clean Rooms

Technical environments work as complete systems.

JS Global coordinates space, utilities, air-handling, equipment, structure, controls, security, maintainability, and construction for laboratory, testing, and controlled environments.

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Controlled laboratory and clean-room technical environment
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Controlled Environments

Connect the scientific workflow to the building systems.

Laboratory performance is shaped by how people, samples, equipment, materials, utilities, air, waste, data, security, maintenance, and emergency response move through the facility.

JS Global brings facility planning, architecture, interiors, MEP, civil, structural, construction, and project controls together around the confirmed laboratory requirement. Existing-site conditions, clean systems, water filtration, decontamination, equipment interfaces, secure operations, and phased renovations can be addressed within an integrated delivery plan.

Core Capabilities

Coordinate the room, systems, and work.

01

Programming + workflow

Users, processes, adjacencies, circulation, equipment, storage, growth, safety, security, maintenance, and support functions defined early.

02

MEP coordination

Air-handling, plumbing, power, backup systems, controls, filtration, specialty services, equipment connections, and maintainability.

03

Controlled environments

Room boundaries, clean systems, materials, penetrations, access, pressure relationships, and performance criteria coordinated to the confirmed program.

04

Equipment integration

Loads, dimensions, utilities, vibration considerations, clearances, delivery paths, controls, data, exhaust, service, and replacement access.

05

Renovation + phasing

Existing-condition investigation, temporary conditions, shutdowns, protection, sequencing, decontamination planning, and adjacent operations.

06

Documentation + readiness

Submittals, coordination, field quality, testing interfaces, deficiencies, records, training, turnover, and validation responsibilities defined by scope.

Planning Framework

Begin with the actual laboratory requirement.

  1. 01

    Process

    What work occurs, in what sequence, by whom, and with which risks?

  2. 02

    Environment

    Which cleanliness, containment, temperature, humidity, pressure, and security criteria apply?

  3. 03

    Equipment

    What must be installed, supported, serviced, moved, replaced, powered, cooled, exhausted, or connected?

  4. 04

    Systems

    How do utilities, controls, alarms, filtration, waste, data, and backup systems interact?

  5. 05

    Evidence

    What inspections, tests, records, training, commissioning, or validation are required?

Connected Expertise

Relevant laboratory services.

Design

Architecture + Planning

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MEP Engineering

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Frequently Asked Questions

Laboratory and controlled-environment delivery.

01What types of laboratories does JS Global support?
The exact laboratory type and technical criteria should be confirmed for each engagement. JS Global identifies experience in laboratories, testing environments, clean rooms, controlled facilities, and supporting technical infrastructure.
02Can equipment requirements be coordinated during design?
Yes. Equipment data can inform layout, structure, utilities, HVAC, exhaust, controls, data, access, service clearances, delivery routes, and replacement planning.
03Can laboratory renovations be phased?
Yes, subject to conditions. The plan can address investigation, temporary systems, shutdowns, protection, access, sequencing, decontamination requirements, and adjacent operations.
04Does JS Global perform laboratory validation?
Validation and certification requirements vary by facility. Responsibilities should be defined in the project scope; JS Global can coordinate applicable testing, commissioning, documentation, deficiency, and turnover interfaces.
Laboratories + Clean Rooms

Define the process before defining the room.

Share the laboratory use, equipment, environmental criteria, existing conditions, security needs, operations, and delivery stage.

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