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Regulatory Operation & Submission​

We ensure accurate, timely, and efficient regulatory preparation and submission

Navigate the intricate regulatory landscapes, achieve faster approvals, and maintain compliance across all markets.

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SOLUTIONS

Clinical Trial Submissions
Marketing Authorizations
Vigilances
Lifecycle Management
Publishing
  • Author, prepare, and submit appropriate clinical trial applications (CTAs, INDs)
  • Write and review of responses to information requests from authorities
  • Write and review Drug Master Files (DMFs)
  • Lifecycle management
  • Marketing application submission and management towards approval
  • Support to comparability in case of production transfer
  • Strategic planning for post-approval activities
  • Case management and Adverse Event Reporting (AER)
  • Periodic and aggregate safety reporting
  • Risk management and labeling updates
  • Pharmacovigilance system oversight
  • Regulatory inspections and compliance
  • Post-approval change management protocol (PACMP) and comparability protocol  authoring & review at time of MAA/NDA/BLA dossier submission
  • Define CMC regulatory strategy for post approval variation/supplement submission
  • Author and review of post-approval supplement/variations
  • Submission capabilities via the FDA Electronic Submissions Gateway (ESG), EMA Gateway, PSUR Repository, CESP
  • Full e-publishing submission management (internal or external environments)

Global reach, local expertise

Capability to manage global or regional submissions in multiple markets, with experience in navigating the regulatory landscapes of major regions.

About us

Efficient process & transparent communication

Established workflows and best practices that ensure timely and efficient regulatory preparation, review, and submission.

Clear and consistent communication with clients, keeping them informed and involved throughout the entire submission process.

Multidisciplinary team

A team of experts with diverse backgrounds in regulatory science, CMC, nonclinical, clinical research, scientific & medical writing, and data management, providing comprehensive support throughout the regulatory dossiers authoring and the submission process.

FAQs

Can you assist with interactions with regulatory agencies?

Yes, we facilitate interactions with regulatory agencies, including meeting requests, submission responses, and ongoing communication to support the approval process.

What types of submissions do you handle?

We handle various types of regulatory submissions, including:

 

1. INDs (Investigational New Drug applications): For initiating clinical trials.
2. NDAs (New Drug Applications): For obtaining marketing approval of new drugs.
3. BLAs (Biologics License Applications): For marketing approval of biologic products.
4. MAAs (Marketing Authorization Applications): For marketing approval in the EU.
5. CTAs (Clinical Trial Applications): For approval to start clinical trials in various regions.
6. ANDA (Abbreviated New Drug Application): For approval of generic drugs.
7. Post-approval submissions: Including supplements, amendments, and renewals.

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What is an eCTD submission?

eCTD (electronic Common Technical Document) is a standard format of submitting Regulatory information (such as applications, amendments/supplements, and reports) to the concerned Health Authorities (HAs).

 

It provides a harmonized solution to implement the Common Technical Document (CTD) format electronically. An eCTD consists of individual documents in PDF format which are arranged in a hierarchical form as per the CTD structure. It also has an XML backbone that cross-links required documents and provides information regarding the submission.

 

There are 5 modules in the eCTD:

  • Module 1 – Regional Information
  • Module 2 – Summary information (across CMC, Nonclinical and Clinical)
  • Module 3 – CMC data
  • Module 4 – Nonclinical Study data
  • Module 5 – Clinical data

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Are datasets required for drug or biologic applications to FDA?

Nonclinical or clinical study datasets are required for IND and NDA applications depending on their study start date and the relevant FDA Review Center (CDER or CBER).

 

Datasets are required to be submitted and must comply with CDISC standards if the study in question started after the cutoff date specified by CDER or CBER. If the study started prior to the cutoff date, a simplified Trial Summary (TS.xpt) file is required. Failure to comply will result and a technical rejection of the application.

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Related Glossary

Investigational New Drug (IND)
Clinical Trial Application (CTA)
Marketing Authorization Application (MAA)
New Drug Application (NDA)
Biologic License Application (BLA)

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