THERAPEUTIC RADIONUCLIDE SUPPLY · RADIOPHARMACEUTICAL LIFECYCLE SOLUTIONS

How we work

Clear communication, connected execution

One accountable project lead directs cross-functional execution toward your agreed objectives, with clearly defined scientific, technical, quality and project management responsibilities.

Together, we establish the Project Charter, defining the baseline, success criteria and initial work package. The Project Master Plan governs execution, while the Delivery Evidence Chain supports stage review, acceptance and decisions on what comes next.

Scientific, technical and project professionals discussing development work
Working with HUAHE Connected project expertise

Working together

What stays clear throughout the project

01Communication

One project lead

One accountable project lead coordinates work across specialist organizations, manages stage deliverables and client communication, and supports decisions at each stage.

02Scope

An agreed path through the work

The Project Charter defines the objectives, baseline, success criteria and initial work package, together with responsibilities, stage gates and change control.

03Evidence

Reviewable outputs at each stage

Each stage connects its deliverables to supporting records, so you can review the evidence and decide whether to proceed, request additional work, pause or accept the deliverables.

Project coordination does not replace independent quality oversight, radiation-safety responsibilities or the statutory responsibilities of manufacturing and clinical organizations.

Across the project pathway

Connected work, distinct delivery responsibilities

Theranostics links diagnostic imaging, patient stratification, targeted radionuclide therapy, and response and safety assessment through a single molecular target. One Project Master Plan aligns radionuclide supply, product quality, clinical milestones, radiation safety and responsibilities across participating organizations.

  1. Radionuclides and sources

    Current Direct delivery

    HUAHE manages the agreed supply of Lu-177, Ac-225 and other radionuclides, coordinating orders, documentation and compliant delivery.

  2. Discovery and early-stage research

    Current Direct delivery

    HUAHE delivers agreed early-stage research for universities, research organizations and biotech clients, combining candidate assessment, radiolabeling, analytical characterization and small-animal imaging to generate early-stage evidence.

  3. Process development and transfer

    Current Integrated delivery

    HUAHE integrates process development, analytical method development and related chemistry, manufacturing and controls (CMC) work, linking the resulting technical knowledge to site adaptation and acceptance by the receiving site.

  4. Manufacturing and supply

    Current Integrated delivery

    HUAHE integrates manufacturing scheduling, documentation review, packaging and transport for clinical and commercial supply. Qualified, licensed manufacturers retain responsibility for manufacturing, testing and batch release.

  5. Clinical translation and application

    Specialist collaboration

    HUAHE works with hospitals and clinical centers to connect clinical needs with investigator-initiated trials (IITs), clinical validation, PET/SPECT, dosimetry and efficacy feedback, and clinical implementation planning. These institutions carry out the specialist clinical work.

Materials, data and quality records move forward with the project; imaging, dosimetry, efficacy and safety evidence informs subsequent decisions. HUAHE manages project interfaces, evidence continuity and confirmation of stage deliverables; specialist organizations retain their assigned responsibilities.

Connected expertise

One point of contact, clear responsibilities

Client contact

Project lead

Directs execution of the Project Master Plan, managing scope, resources, schedule, risks, change control, client communication and delivery confirmation.

One accountable point of contact
01

Scientific team

Designs the research approach, interprets results and provides scientific judgments for stage review.

Study design · Evidence interpretation
02

Technical team

Connects radiolabeling, process development and technology transfer through the agreed technical work packages.

Technical execution · Site implementation
03

Quality function

Provides independent quality oversight and reviews data and records against applicable requirements.

Independent oversight · Record review

Before launch, both parties confirm their project leads and the first work package. Cross-functional resources, an execution plan, milestones and arrangements for reviewing stage deliverables are put in place for the agreed scope.

Project operating model

One plan governs execution, one evidence chain supports acceptance

Execution control

Project Master Plan

Governs execution against agreed objectives, responsibilities, milestones and change controls.

  • Objectives, scope and responsibilities
  • Resources, timeline and stage gates
  • Risks and change control
GuidesCoordinated execution

Delivery record

Delivery Evidence Chain

Makes each stage’s results a reviewable, usable input for the next.

  • Protocols and source data
  • Technical documents and quality records
  • Delivery confirmations
SupportsReview and acceptance
Decision gateStage review · Acceptance of deliverables · Progression decisions

Review at every stage

Progress is measured by reviewable outputs

Select a stage to view its inputs and deliverables

Define the work

Define the project baseline, success criteria, responsibilities and first work package before execution begins.

Input

Confidentiality arrangements, contacts, current-stage evidence, objectives, quality requirements, delivery window and constraints

Output

Project Charter, Project Master Plan and acceptance criteria

Each gate ends with a documented decision.

This workflow presents a general operating model. Stages, records, decision rights and acceptance steps are tailored to each engagement and defined in the applicable project documents.

Connect with HUAHE

Start with your current stage

Share your organization, the work completed so far and the outcome you need next. A non-confidential overview is enough to begin.

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