Have you built pharmaceutical facilities?

As PROCON, our cleanroom projects so far are in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing plants. Before PROCON was founded, members of our team built a pharmaceutical laboratory for TissueGene in Rockville, Maryland and operating rooms at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. We list that work as team experience prior to PROCON.

What scopes can you self-perform in a pharma or biotech facility?

The cleanroom envelope (wall panels, system ceilings, FFU, doors and pass-throughs), HVAC installation including HEPA terminals and TAB support, electrical, controls and low-voltage systems, and BIM coordination across those trades.

Across the United States. We are headquartered in Buford, Georgia, have project experience in 16 states, and hold electrical and general contractor licensing across multiple states.

INDUSTRIES · PHARMA, BIOTECH AND LAB FACILITIES

Pharma & Biotech

Pharmaceutical and biotech owners need controlled spaces that hold their classification and a contractor who documents as it builds. We bring the same self-perform cleanroom, HVAC, electrical and BIM crews that build in semiconductor fabs and battery plants. Our cleanroom project experience so far is in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing; our team's pharmaceutical lab and operating room work predates PROCON and is labeled that way below.

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Concept video · 33 s Chemical and biopharmaceutical cleanroom — ceiling first, conditions by zone

Chemical and biopharmaceutical cleanroom — ceiling first, conditions by zone — concept diagram

01Zones in section
02Layout and floor track
03Walkable ceiling first
04Wall panels fastened to the ceiling
05Doors, flush windows and pass-throughs
06Air shower (where specified)
07Above-ceiling MEP
08HEPA terminals and low-wall returns
09Finishes and integral cove
10Equipment setting and hook-up
11Utility routing
12Security and server room
13Joints and penetrations sealed
14Pressure and flow
15Turnover support

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THE CHALLENGE

WHAT OWNERS RUN INTO

Rooms that hold their classification

Walls, ceilings, penetrations and doors must stay sealed so each room holds its pressure and cleanliness.

Records as you build

Owners need material, inspection and test records collected during construction, not reconstructed afterward.

Utilities in tight spaces

HVAC, power and process utilities meet in the interstitial space and the wall chases.

WHAT WE DELIVER

WHAT WE BUILD FOR THIS INDUSTRY

Cleanroom envelope

Modular wall panels, system ceilings, FFU with HEPA filters, doors, pass-throughs and sealed lighting, built as one system.

Cleanroom & HVAC

HVAC

AHU, ductwork, supply, return and exhaust, HEPA terminals and TAB support, installed by our own mechanical crews.

HVAC

Electrical

Power distribution, equipment power, cleanroom lighting power, cable tray and grounding.

Electrical

Controls and low-voltage systems

Control panels, FMS and BMS points, access control and network for controlled facilities.

Low-Voltage Systems

BIM / VDC

Clashes between ceiling, HVAC, electrical, fire protection and equipment resolved in the model before field work.

BIM / VDC

PROJECT EXPERIENCE

WORK WE HAVE BUILT

Each card lists the scope we actually built on that job. Owners are named for identification only.

PROCON cleanroom work (semiconductor and advanced manufacturing)

FFU module work above the ceiling grid, Taylor, TX

2024 –In progress

Taylor Site FAB 1

Samsung Austin Semiconductor · Taylor, TX

Cleanroom system ceiling, installed area by area
Blind panels, FFU and blower filter units (BFU)
Chemical filters
Box lighting in the ceiling grid
Area cleaning before turnover

2026In progress

SK hynix Indiana FAB

SK hynix · West Lafayette, IN

Cleanroom system ceiling
I&C cable tray from Wafer Test to the sub-fab
FFU communication duct and FFU power and communication wiring
Lighting fixture power connections
Site container power hook-up

2026In progress

Amkor Arizona advanced packaging campus

Amkor Technology · Peoria, AZ

Cleanroom system ceiling package

Team experience prior to PROCON

TissueGene, Rockville MD · Pharmaceutical laboratory construction (team experience prior to PROCON)
The Johns Hopkins Hospital · Operating room construction (team experience prior to PROCON)
NASA · Architectural, electrical and specialty work (team experience prior to PROCON)

ALL PROJECTS

HOW IT FITS

The air path we build

Illustrative air path: air handler, ductwork, HEPA filtration, the room and the return. Room pressure and environmental requirements are set by the owner's design and quality teams.

WHY PROCON

About PROCON

One integrated team

Cleanroom architecture, electrical and controls, HVAC, AMHS, and equipment setting and hook-up under one contract.

Fewer interface gaps, no finger-pointing between trades, fewer delays.

Digital project delivery

In-house BIM resolves clashes before installation, and our own project management platform logs site activity the same day.

Clients see site status the same day and get closeout documents faster.

COMMON QUESTIONS

FAQ.

Have you built pharmaceutical facilities?: As PROCON, our cleanroom projects so far are in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing plants. Before PROCON was founded, members of our team built a pharmaceutical laboratory for TissueGene in Rockville, Maryland and operating rooms at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. We list that work as team experience prior to PROCON.
What scopes can you self-perform in a pharma or biotech facility?: The cleanroom envelope (wall panels, system ceilings, FFU, doors and pass-throughs), HVAC installation including HEPA terminals and TAB support, electrical, controls and low-voltage systems, and BIM coordination across those trades.
Where do you work?: Across the United States. We are headquartered in Buford, Georgia, have project experience in 16 states, and hold electrical and general contractor licensing across multiple states.

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