Preclinical CROs in North Carolina

4 contract research organizations in our directory list a site in North Carolina. 3 report GLP capability and 0 report AAALAC accreditation. Compare services, species and accreditations below, and contact labs directly from their profiles.

4 CROs 3 GLP

Preclinical research in North Carolina

North Carolina’s Research Triangle, linking Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill around Research Triangle Park, has hosted contract research organizations for decades and remains one of the largest CRO centers in the United States.

The region combines contract research, pharmaceutical manufacturing and a growing gene therapy sector with three major research universities, which gives local labs a deep pool of scientific and veterinary staff.

Among the CROs listed in North Carolina, the most common services are Immunogenicity Testing, Medical Device Testing, Electroretinography (ERG) and In Vivo Efficacy. The species they most often work with are Mouse, Rat and Pig.

Showing 4 CROs with a site in North Carolina. Order rotates daily so no lab is permanently listed first.

BioAgilytix

Durham GLP

Large molecule bioanalytical laboratory providing GLP and GCLP pharmacokinetic, immunogenicity, biomarker and cell-based assays, with labs in the US and Europe.

Bioanalysis Biomarker Analysis Immunogenicity Testing Ligand Binding Assays Method Development

Wake Forest Preclinical Translational Services

Winston-Salem GLP

Academic preclinical service group offering GLP-compliant surgical suites, large animal housing and veterinary surgical support for device and therapeutic studies.

Device Implantation Medical Device Testing Surgical Models Non-human Primate Pig Sheep

Burleson Research Technologies

Morrisville GLP

North Carolina CRO specializing in immunotoxicology, including GLP immune function assays for drugs, chemicals and biologics.

Immunogenicity Testing Immunotoxicology Toxicology Mouse Rat

Powered Research

Durham

Preclinical CRO in the Research Triangle specializing in ophthalmic disease models, ocular dosing and retinal function readouts.

Electroretinography (ERG) In Vivo Efficacy Intravitreal Injection Ophthalmology Models Mouse Pig Rabbit Rat

Questions to ask a CRO in North Carolina

  • Will the study run at the site in North Carolina, 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.