BioRelo - Biological Relocation Solutions

10/26/2026

Supporting the next chapter of scientific innovation in Bellevue, WA.

Cytek Biosciences has established a new innovation center following the relocation of its Seattle-area operations.

BioRelo supported the move by transporting cold storage equipment and Category A and Category B biological materials to the company’s new facility.

As research organizations grow, relocate, and establish new facilities, BioRelo provides specialized laboratory moving services to support these transitions. From cold storage equipment to biological materials, we help move the essential assets that support ongoing research and scientific progress.

Read more about how BioRelo supported Cytek Biosciences’ transition:

Bellevue lab relocation services supported Cytek Biosciences’ move from Seattle, transporting equipment and Cat A and B materials.

10/23/2026

BioRelo supports research organizations throughout Texas, coordinating laboratory moves locally, across state lines, and between research facilities nationwide.

Research moves don’t always mean moving across the country. For this three-day project, we coordinated specialized research transport from The University of Texas at Austin to UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, involving more than 500 laboratory chemicals, -80°C ultra-low temperature freezers, 4°C laboratory refrigerators, and liquid nitrogen cryogenic storage systems containing active research samples.

🔬 Take a closer look at this project: https://www.biorelo.com/specialized-research-transport-across-texas/
📍 See more of our projects in Texas: https://www.biorelo.com/about/areas-we-serve/texas-lab-movers/

BioRelo provides specialized research transport across Texas, moving laboratory chemicals, ULT freezers, biological materials and LN2 Dewars.

10/21/2026

Not your typical cargo, and definitely not your typical passengers! 🐁🚚

This trip from Columbia University in New York to Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, included live research mice, laboratory chemicals, and temperature-controlled equipment.

With research mice along for the ride, this was no ordinary lab relocation!

See what went into this move from New York to Minnesota.

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Rochester lab movers BioRelo relocated live mice, lab chemicals, and cold-storage equipment from Columbia University to Mayo Clinic.

10/19/2026

Some lab relocation scares are all too real.

A freezer full of valuable samples. A chemical inventory that needs sorting out. Equipment that presents unexpected challenges. A moving timeline with more twists than a ghost story.

When you're managing a lab, it's often the little details that can turn a planned move into a real headache.

This Halloween season, we're taking a look at the things that can creep up during a lab relocation, along with practical tips to help research teams prepare for the unexpected.

🔬 From planning for temperature-sensitive materials to checking equipment requirements and coordinating schedules, a little preparation can go a long way.

🎃 What would be on your laboratory's list of moving-day scares?

Check out our latest LinkedIn newsletter, The Fright Behind a Lab Move, for a few relocation nightmares worth getting ahead of.
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Lab Relocation Nightmares, Cold-Chain Concerns & the Details That Go Bump in the Night Ghost stories are fun this time of year. Unexpected freezer issues, missing inventory, and last-minute moving complications? Not so much.

10/16/2026

Relocating a lab with cryogenic storage equipment? From LN2 freezers and liquid nitrogen dewars to vapor-phase storage systems, each unit and its contents bring specific transportation requirements.

BioRelo coordinates cryogenic freezer relocation, liquid nitrogen dewar transportation, and cold chain transport for life science organizations moving specialized equipment and temperature-sensitive biological materials.

Our latest blog covers equipment considerations, sample storage requirements, transportation logistics, and preparing your destination for delivery.

📖: https://www.biorelo.com/moving-cryogenic-freezers-liquid-nitrogen-dewars/
📩 Discuss your relocation: https://www.biorelo.com/get-a-quote/

Learn key considerations for moving cryogenic freezers and liquid nitrogen dewars, including liquid-phase, vapor-phase, and automated systems.

10/15/2026

Big science has a local connection.

Headquartered in Hamden, BioRelo is proud to be part of Connecticut’s thriving life sciences community.

Our latest case study takes us to Farmington, where we coordinated a lab move between The Jackson Laboratory and UConn Health, transporting nine temperature-controlled storage units with their contents.

With longstanding relationships at both institutions, we’re connected to the researchers and teams advancing science right here in Connecticut.

Curious about what goes into a laboratory move? Take a look inside this Farmington project: https://www.biorelo.com/farmington-ct-lab-move-jax-uconn-health/

Because behind every scientific breakthrough is a network of people, institutions, and logistics working together to move research forward.

📍 Local roots. Specialized lab transportation. A stronger life sciences community.

A Farmington lab move by BioRelo relocated temperature-controlled freezers with contents from The Jackson Laboratory to UConn Health.

10/12/2026

As Branford continues to grow as a destination for life science and laboratory businesses, Biological Relocation Solutions (BioRelo) is here to help support that growth.

With new lab spaces and buildouts emerging around Commercial Street and Business Park Drive, companies moving into the area, expanding their operations, or relocating to new facilities need a plan for transporting their most valuable assets.

🧬 That is where we come in.

Based right here in Hamden, just down the road from Branford, we specialize in lab relocations and the transportation of irreplaceable research samples, biological materials, chemicals, and temperature-sensitive equipment.

Whether you're moving into a new lab, expanding your footprint, or transitioning to another facility, BioRelo helps protect the materials and equipment that keep your research moving.

As Connecticut’s life science community continues to develop, we're proud to support the laboratories and teams driving that progress.

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10/09/2026

BioRelo is heading to Scottsdale, Arizona, this Sunday for the OMA Annual Meeting 2026! 🌵

The meeting brings together professionals from across the moving and relocation industry to connect, share ideas, and find solutions to the challenges we face every day.

We’re looking forward to connecting with fellow professionals, exchanging insights, and building relationships that help move our industry forward.

See you in Scottsdale!

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10/08/2026

Who’s coordinating the move?

For lab managers, it can feel like everyone has a piece, and you’re the one holding it all together.

Research. Facilities. EHS. Vendors. Equipment. Samples. Timelines.

Because every group sees a different part of the move. Coordination connects those pieces.

Read: The Coordination Behind a Laboratory Move →

A Laboratory Move Is a Team Effort A laboratory move can involve dozens of people, hundreds of decisions, and countless moving pieces. But what happens when everyone is doing their part, yet no one is working from the same plan? Researchers are focused on their work.

10/07/2026

Less logistics. More time for your lab.

A lab move comes with enough competing priorities. Planning timelines, coordinating equipment, managing samples, working around facility requirements… the logistics can quickly become a job of their own.

BioRelo helps take those details off your plate, from planning through final delivery, so your team can stay focused on the work that matters.

🔬 Less time managing the move.
📋 More time managing your lab.
❄️ Research protected at every degree.

See what we mean: