Linesight’s Life Sciences Benchmarking Yields First Insights
Nigel Barnes, Director of Life Sciences, Europe, Linesight said: This is hugely significant for life sciences construction projects, because it shows that the effectiveness of the traditional rule of thumb used to cost and plan future projects is limited.
- Nigel Barnes, Director of Life Sciences, Europe, Linesight said: This is hugely significant for life sciences construction projects, because it shows that the effectiveness of the traditional rule of thumb used to cost and plan future projects is limited.
- The ongoing benchmarking initiative, which formally launched in January 2021, now involves 16 life sciences companies, with six additional organisations having joined the collaboration recently namely; CSL Behring , Resilience , Takeda , Organon , Roche and Thermo Fischer .
- Linesight runs the global benchmarking initiative on a pro bono basis, and participation is open to any life sciences organisation who is willing to share their project data.
- Barnes said: Construction projects in the life sciences sector differ greatly from one another, posing a barrier to benchmarking on a project-by-project basis.