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Discover how Connected's 15+ years of Early Contractor Involvement expertise delivers unmatched precision, risk mitigation, and integrated execution for complex life sciences construction projects.

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Life science companies are ditching fragmented sites - cutting costs, speeding innovation, and unlocking the full power of collaboration under one roof.

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Aging pharma facilities risk costly failures. Delaying asset replacement threatens reliability and compliance. Strategic, modern upgrades are no longer optional—they’re essential.

Kenny Gunawan, Head of Construction at Connected, shares how digital tools, collaborative leadership, modular planning, and smart sustainability are transforming laboratory construction.

With 14 years in construction, Angela Boyd leads complex life sciences and workplace fit outs as a Construction Manager at Connected. She emphasises the need for precision, early collaboration, and sustainability - integrating solutions like solar, efficient cooling, and smart systems. Angela’s proactive approach ensures technical performance and stakeholder alignment in every project