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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 1,2000 PSA#2612NCI Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center (NCI-FCRDC), P.O.
Box B, Frederick, Maryland 21702-1201 A -- CGMP PRODUCTION OF RECOMBINANT PROTEINS AND MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES
USING MAMMALIAN CELL SYSTEMS SOL S00-163 DUE 061300 POC Thomas L.
Danver, Sr. Contract Specialist 301-846-5422 or Terry W. Hebb, Sr.
Contract Advisor E-MAIL: Click her to contact Contract Specialist via
e-mail, tdanver@mail.ncifcrf.gov. The National Cancer Institute's (NCI)
new Rapid Access To Intervention Development program (RAID) program is
designed to utilize NCI contract resources to assist extramural
investigators with the preclinical and clinical development
requirements for drugs and biologics that will be used in clinical
trials. As part of this new initiative, the NCI wishes to identify
qualified Offerors, who can provide clinical-grade production,
purification, vialing, and release of recombinant proteins and
monoclonal antibodies, using mammalian cell systems (hybridoma or CHO
cell), for use in clinical trials. As part of this new initiative, the
NCI wishes to find new contract resources that are capable of
manufacture, purification, formulation, and vialing of recombinant
proteins, using mammalian cell systems under current Good Manufacturing
Practices (cGMPs) appropriate for Phase I/II clinical trials. The NCI
will provide an accession cell bank containing the production system
(hybridoma or CHO cell) of interest. The NCI will also provide a small
amount (10-100mg) of laboratory grade purified protein for use as a
preliminary reference standard, along with laboratory grade production
and testing data. In addition, the NCI will provide information on the
formulation and vialing requirements of all products. Offerors should
have experience in the cGMP manufacturing and vialing of the cGMP
manufacturing and vialing of clinical-grade recombinant proteins and
monoclonal antibodies using mammalian cell systems (hybridoma or CHO
cell), for clinical trials. The contractor will be required to provide
a Certificate Of Analysis (COA), that provides data that support the
identity, composition, purity, potency, and safety of the requested
products. In addition, the NCI should have the opportunity to
cross-reference the contractor=s Drug Master File for IND purposes.
Interested companies should describe their capabilities and experience
and respond by June 13, 2000 to Thomas L. Danver. Posted 05/26/00
(W-SN459376). (0147) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0016 20000601\A-0016.SOL)
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