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REGULATORY SERVICES

ABR is experienced in the preparation, critical review, assembly, and filing of the following regulatory submissions for pharmaceutical, medical device, biotech, in-vitro diagnostics, and nutrition products:

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  • Regulatory strategy and consulting:

    • Provide expert guidance on optimal development pathways, helping companies develop sound regulatory strategies aligned with their product's target markets and regulatory requirements.

    • Conduct gap assessments, identify potential challenges, and offer strategic advice on meeting regulatory expectations from early development through submission and approval.

  • Regulatory submissions and approvals:

    • Coordinate development of entire submissions, prepare turnkey inclusions (e.g., technical/manufacturing sections, software sections, clinical data analyses, validation reports, literature summaries, etc.), or any combination of participatory services.

    • Assist in preparing, compiling, and submitting various regulatory documents to agencies like the FDA, EMA, and other international bodies including:

             United States

  • Investigational Device Exemptions (IDEs)

  • Pre-market Notification [510(k)] Applications

  • Breakthrough Device Program Submissions

  • De Novo Submissions

  • Pre-market Approval Applications (PMAs)

  • Investigational New Drug Applications (INDs)

  • Q-Submissions

  • Safer Technologies Program (STeP) Submissions

  • Traditional and Abbreviated New Drug Applications (NDAs/ANDAs)

  • Biologics License Applications (BLA)

  • Chemistry, Manufacturing and Controls (CMC) Sections

  • 505(b)(2) Applications (aka “Paper NDA”)

  • Drug, Device and Biologic Master Files – Domestic and Foreign

  • Certifications for Consent Decree Remediations, Bioequivalence, etc.

              European Union and UK

  • Technical Documentation (MDR and IVDR) and support through technical review

  • Notifications to Notified Bodies and Authorized Representatives

  • Clinical Trial Applications (CTAs)

  • Interactions with regulatory authorities:

    • Facilitate and manage communications with regulatory bodies, acting as a liaison between the sponsor and the agencies.

    • Assist in preparing for and participating in scientific advice meetings, crucial milestone discussions, and other strategic interactions, ensuring clear and compliant communication of development plans and data.

  • Post-approval support:

    • Regulatory services extend beyond initial approvals, including post-marketing surveillance, pharmacovigilance, and support for maintaining ongoing compliance and regulatory updates throughout the product's lifecycle. 

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