CASE STUDIES

“It has been a pleasure working with BioDock. We were faced with an urgent need to move our biobank at short notice. The team at BioDock provided multiple options with prompt clarification and resolution of queries. In eight weeks from the start of the conversation, we were able to have contracts in place and move our liquid nitrogen tanks with over half a million aliquots to their cryo facility. Tina Bezer and the team transformed what began as a hugely stressful issue into a smooth seamless operation. I look forward to working with them over the coming years.” – Prof Usha Menon, MRC CTU at UCL.

“The service we received from BioDock was very professional. They kept us updated throughout the project, including any delays that occurred so that we could plan the move from our side efficiently. The tank was couriered down to the Crick for us to fill with our samples, and they provided hands-on assistance with this which was greatly appreciated. With BioDock organising the new storage vessel, the courier and the logistics of the move, it meant that we were able to focus on cataloguing and auditing our samples before the move so that we were confident in the archive that we were sending offsite. I would recommend BioDock as an offsite storage facility.”

“BioDock’s off-site storage facility has provided a solution for our biobanking needs. Their expert care, security systems and meticulously controlled environmental conditions ensure the integrity and longevity of our critical biological samples. Our research relies on their excellence.”

“The London Clinic has held an emergency contingency contract with Biodock for over 6 years. Whilst this has not been actioned in an actual emergency we have actioned 4 uplifts with short notice. The service has been excellent, swift and well organised from the initial prep work, hauliers, receipt of tanks at Biodock and ongoing monitoring. I have already recommended Biodock for their services to peers and will continue to do so when asked about off site and emergency contingency storage.”

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