PHARMExcel provides specialist Regulatory Affairs Services to support the preparation, submission and ongoing management of trial-related regulatory documentation across clinical research programmes. Clear, compliant and well-coordinated regulatory activity is essential to keeping studies on track, securing approvals and maintaining confidence with regulatory authorities and ethics bodies throughout the life of a trial.
We work with biotechs, medtech companies, charities and NHS or academic sponsors, as well as US and EU-based organisations, to support regulatory activity linked specifically to the clinical trial stage. Our services are focused on the submissions and interactions needed to start, maintain, amend and close clinical trials, rather than broader regulatory work such as marketing authorisation or post-approval product lifecycle management.
Regulatory affairs across the clinical trial lifecycle
Regulatory activity begins before a trial can start and continues throughout study delivery until formal close-out. At the outset, sponsors need the right submissions in place to obtain approval to run the trial. During the active phase, amendments, annual updates and notifications may be required to keep the study compliant. At close-out, sponsors must complete the appropriate end of trial notifications and related regulatory steps.
PHARMExcel supports this full clinical trial pathway with regulatory oversight that is practical, proportionate and closely aligned with the operational realities of study delivery. Because our regulatory teams work closely with project management, safety, data and clinical operations colleagues, submissions are developed in a way that reflects how the study will actually run, not just how it looks on paper.
Clinical trial applications and trial-specific regulatory submissions
Successful clinical research depends on accurate, compliant and well-structured submissions. PHARMExcel supports the preparation, coordination and management of Clinical Trial Applications in the UK and Europe, Investigational New Drug applications in the US and equivalent trial-start submissions in other regions where required.
Our regulatory affairs services include support for:
- Clinical Trial Applications (CTAs)
- Investigational New Drug applications (INDs)
- Ethics committee and IRB submissions
- Local authorisations and site-level regulatory documentation
- Substantial amendments or modifications
- Annual updates and status notifications
- End of trial notifications
Our role is to help sponsors prepare and manage these submissions in a way that is complete, clear and aligned with the regulatory requirements of the region in which the trial is being conducted.