The Only Life Sciences Partner Offering
Full Service Clinical Trial Supply Chain Management
From startup to closeout, and from supply sourcing to equipment reclamation and study disposition, we are the pioneers in clinical trial ancillary supply consulting and management, bringing 40+ years of experience to Life Sciences companies of all sizes and at all development stages.
What Are Ancillary Supplies
The Ancillare Professional Team
Our Approach to Supply Chain
Quality Assurance and Compliance
Ancillaries are any non-drug item needed to conduct the trial, such as…
- Laboratory Equipment
- Medical Devices and Equipment
- Diagnostics and Testing Kits
- Clinical Site Consumables
- Monitoring Devices and Wearables
- General and Non-Medical Supplies
40+ Years of Supply Chain Experience Across Every Facet of Clinical Research.
The Ancillare Professional Team is formed to provide a dedicated management platform for clinical trial supply chain services for each sponsor. APT has 40+ years of supply chain experience across every facet of clinical research.
Demands Dedicated Attention and Expert Execution
We make ancillary supply and equipment management a contributing factor to a trial’s success, by deploying them as a core trial function, not a “bolt-on.”
Quality and Compliance Every Step of the Way
Ancillare operates in a way that promotes transparency, integrates risk management into day-to-day execution and ensures full compliance with country, state and local ordinances. We are committed to quality and compliance, guaranteeing reliable and efficient supply chain management, allowing our clients to focus on their core research objectives.
Clinical Trial Supply and Logistics Supplement: Quality assurance and regulatory compliance, and ancillary supply chain management
The clinical trial ancillary supply chain (CTASC) is extremely diverse and complex. Although the CTASC has evolved dramatically during most recent years, one element holds true – CTASC performance has the potential to significantly disrupt trial timelines and patient outcomes.