THE GUARDTECH GROUP provide market-leading GMP and ISO cleanroom facilities for a wide range of applications across Life Sciences, High-Tech Engineering and Healthcare.

The Group’s larger-scale turnkey projects are delivered by Cleanroom Solutions – where complex, multi-million-pound facilities are developed in an open and collaborative space with clients to ensure they get exactly the right facility to meet their requirements.

Former clients include the likes of GKN Aerospace, Contec, the University of Cambridge, Elis Cleanroom and iCOMAT – as well as a string of Higher Education institutions including the University of Cambridge, University of Exeter, University of Glasgow, University of Plymouth, Royal Holloway, University of Nottingham and University of Sheffield.

Cleanroom Solutions utilises the Guardtech Group’s vast array of in-house experience in both cleanroom technology and HVAC to deliver a first-class service, fusing cutting-edge technology and well-honed processes to deliver world-class facilities on time and on budget.

Guardtech Cleanrooms caters specifically for clients that require bespoke modular cleanroom design, installation and commissioning packages on a smaller scale to Cleanroom Solutions, offering a more rapid, streamlined service based on standard configurations and practices developed over 25 years of success.

Guardtech Cleanrooms designed and constructed BDD Pharma’s stunning new GMP Grade D Pharmaceuticals Manufacturing facility in Glasgow and have provided similar systems for the likes of Zeiss, Space Forge, TTP, Contamac and Philtronics.

Both brands lean on the Guardtech Group’s wealth of talented Design Engineers, Project Managers and Installation specialists, developing facilities from a central data environment via Autodesk Construction Cloud and managing sites as Principal Contractors with strict adherence to CDM 2015 regulations.

When it comes to achieving the highest standards in contamination control, there is nothing quite like a Guardtech Group cleanroom facility.

First published: 23 July 2025

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