Without an integrated vision rooted in the real operational needs of the people who work there, you end up building environments that don’t truly function, don’t stay compliant over time, and require costly retrofits later on.
This was the thread running through Labs2Life’s presence at LabItalia 2026 (NH Milano Congress Centre, 16-17 June), at booth 235 alongside our colleagues from Aware Lab srl.
If you’re designing a new laboratory, refurbishing an existing one, or managing day-to-day compliance in a research environment, these are the topics we addressed at the fair — starting from real cases, regulatory constraints, and solutions that actually work in operation:
- a concrete discussion of your project (even just an early idea)
- practical guidance on authorization processes with ATS, Fire Department, ARPA
- a reading of the regulatory framework (UNI, Legislative Decree 81/08, ISO, GLP, GMP) tailored to specific needs
- solutions for chemical and biological risk management and containment
Francesco Contegno’s talk in the Technical Programme (17 June, 9:30 a.m.) focused on exactly this question: what does it take to deliver a laboratory that is efficient, safe and manageable over the long run?
The themes covered:
- technical and structural requirements
- organization of work processes
- regulatory framework (UNI, Legislative Decree 81/08, ISO, GLP, GMP)
- authorization pathways with ATS, Fire Department, ARPA
And above all — what happens after the opening? Safety management, ongoing compliance, chemical and biological risk containment, waste management.
We’re always available for consulting, projects and tailored solutions.