Preclinical CROs in Michigan

2 contract research organizations in our directory list a site in Michigan. 1 reports GLP capability and 1 reports AAALAC accreditation. Compare services, species and accreditations below, and contact labs directly from their profiles.

2 CROs 1 GLP 1 AAALAC

Preclinical research in Michigan

Michigan has a long pharmaceutical history, and the Kalamazoo area, including nearby Mattawan, has hosted large-scale preclinical research for decades. Ann Arbor and the Detroit area add university-linked biotech activity.

Among the CROs listed in Michigan, the most common services are ICV Administration, Bioanalysis, Gene Therapy Studies and In Vivo PK. The species they most often work with are Rat, Mouse and Rabbit.

Preclinical CROs in Michigan

Showing 2 CROs with a site in Michigan. Order rotates daily so no lab is permanently listed first.

PharmOptima

Portage

Michigan CRO offering in vivo ADME and pharmacokinetics, LC-MS/MS bioanalysis and biochemistry, with a niche in ocular drug development.

Bioanalysis ICV Administration In Vivo PK LC-MS/MS Analysis Ophthalmology Models Mouse Rabbit Rat

Northern Bio (Northern Biomedical Research)

Norton Shores GLP AAALAC

Preclinical CRO in West Michigan specializing in targeted CNS delivery. Long track record supporting intrathecal, intracerebroventricular and cisterna magna dosing, CSF and tissue distribution, pharmacokinetics and…

AAV Biodistribution Bioanalysis Biodistribution CNS Drug Delivery Device Implantation Dog Non-human Primate Pig Rat

Questions to ask a CRO in Michigan

  • Will the study run at the site in Michigan, or could work be moved to another of your facilities?
  • How do you receive test article shipments, and what import permits or customs paperwork do you handle?
  • Can our team visit the facility before the study starts and during critical phases?
  • Which regulators and GLP monitoring authorities have inspected this site, and when?
  • What is your current lead time for our species at this site?

For a full checklist, see our CRO selection guide.