Biologics & Gene Therapies — Verus FDA
Biologics & Gene Therapies

IND Strategy, CMC Readiness & FDA Meetings — Built for Modern Modalities

We support biologics, cell & gene therapies, and advanced therapeutics with practical regulatory strategy: pre-IND/INTERACT planning, CMC documentation readiness, protocol support, FDA meeting preparation, and IND builds that reduce avoidable clinical holds.

Pre-IND / INTERACT IND CMC Strategy Clinical Protocol Support Lifecycle Submissions

Why Biologics & Gene Therapy Pathways Break

For advanced modalities, the biggest risk is not “paperwork”—it’s misalignment between your product, process, and evidence. Clinical holds often stem from CMC gaps (identity/potency, comparability, controls), unclear starting material traceability, insufficient safety packages, or protocols that don’t match your mechanism and risk profile. We help you build a coherent, reviewable story that links CMC controls to clinical safety.

  • CMC is the engine: identity, potency, impurities, and process controls must be defensible and documented.
  • Traceability & chain-of-custody: starting materials, donors, vectors, and critical reagents need clarity.
  • Comparability & change control: process changes must be planned for (and justified) early.
  • Clinical alignment: protocol, endpoints, and monitoring must match risks and mechanism of action.

Biologics & Gene Therapy Programs

Structured support for advanced modalities—strategy, documentation, and submission execution.

1

Biologics / CGT Strategy Sprint

Typical range: $5,000–$15,000

For teams that need a credible regulatory plan: product classification, early FDA engagement, and an evidence roadmap.

  • Regulatory pathway & FDA engagement plan (meeting strategy + timelines)
  • High-level CMC and nonclinical gap assessment
  • Clinical strategy alignment: endpoints, safety monitoring, risk framing
2

Pre-IND / INTERACT Meeting Package

Typical range: $8,000–$25,000

For sponsors who need FDA feedback before locking CMC plans, nonclinical packages, or protocol design.

  • Briefing package authoring + question strategy
  • CMC summary framing (process, controls, comparability plan)
  • Meeting prep + minutes + action plan after feedback
3

CMC Readiness & Documentation Pack

Typical range: $12,000–$45,000+

For teams that need IND-ready CMC narrative and documentation structure—without building a bloated system.

  • CMC narrative development (identity, potency, impurities, release strategy)
  • Process description + control strategy + critical quality attributes (CQA) mapping
  • Comparability/change-control planning and vendor/CDMO alignment
4

IND Build & Submission Support

Typical range: $25,000–$120,000+

For full IND assembly: Module-ready authoring support, consistency checks, and hold-risk reduction.

  • IND authoring support across key sections (CMC, nonclinical, clinical)
  • Protocol/IB support and safety narrative alignment
  • Deficiency/hold response support with document control

Who We Help

Cell & Gene Therapy Sponsors

Programs needing coherent control strategies, potency/identity logic, and comparability planning early.

Biologics & Advanced Therapeutics

Novel biologics where CMC narrative quality is the difference between momentum and a preventable hold.

CDMO-Dependent Teams

Sponsors coordinating multiple vendors who need clear responsibilities, data flows, and change control discipline.

Academic Spinouts

Teams translating early research into IND-ready documentation, protocols, and FDA engagement plans.

VC/Partner Diligence

Programs needing a credible FDA plan and evidence roadmap that withstands diligence and deal timelines.

Hold / Deficiency Recovery

Sponsors who received FDA questions and need structured responses that close gaps without creating new ones.

How We Run Biologics & Gene Therapy Engagements

Tight framing, CMC discipline, and meeting-ready documentation from day one.

01 — Frame

Product + Risk Profile

We align mechanism, patient population, and risks to an FDA engagement plan and a realistic development sequence.

02 — Build

CMC Control Strategy

We define CQAs, potency/identity logic, release strategy, and change control so the program can scale without breaking.

03 — Align

Nonclinical + Clinical

We align tox, biodistribution (where applicable), monitoring, and endpoints with your risk profile and CMC realities.

04 — Submit

IND + Lifecycle

We assemble the submission, manage consistency across sections, and support responses through FDA questions and updates.

CMC
review-ready narrative
Plan
credible timelines
Meetings
well-structured asks
Hold
risk reduction

Biologics & Gene Therapy FAQs

What’s the fastest way to reduce clinical hold risk?

Tight CMC fundamentals (identity/potency, impurities, release, controls), a coherent comparability plan, and a protocol that matches the risk profile. We focus there first because it prevents the most common (and most expensive) delays. <