BioRelo - Biological Relocation Solutions

05/28/2026

We are excited to share this Investment Reports x Newsweek article featuring our CEO and VP!

It highlights our specialized nationwide services and the critical role transportation plays in protecting irreplaceable biological samples and lab chemicals that support scientific research and discovery.

Read more here:

Biological Relocation Solutions (BioRelo) utilizes custom-engineered trucks, specialized equipment, industry expertise and strategic partnerships to safely transport temperature-controlled biological materials and chemicals.

05/27/2026

From Manhattan high-rises and hospital systems to biotech startups and research facilities throughout the New York metro region, our team delivers specialized laboratory moving and cold chain transport solutions tailored to complex urban logistics.

Our services support:
✔️ Temperature-sensitive biological samples
✔️ Regulated and hazardous chemicals
✔️ ULT freezers, refrigerators, and cryogenic storage systems
✔️ Hospitals, universities, and incubator labs

Serving Manhattan, Long Island, Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, and beyond.

Learn More: https://www.biorelo.com/about/areas-we-serve/new-york-lab-movers/

05/26/2026

Reflecting on Memorial Day weekend, we want to take a moment to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Their courage and dedication protect the freedoms we are grateful for every day.

We also extend our gratitude to all who have served, and to the families who continue to carry their legacy forward.

From all of us at BioRelo, we wish you a meaningful week ahead filled with remembrance and appreciation.

05/22/2026

Cold chain failures during relocation can compromise biological samples, disrupt research, and create serious compliance risks.

BioRelo specializes in preventing these issues through structured planning, validated cold chain systems, and full temperature control across every stage of a move.

In our latest blog, we break down:
• What causes cold chain failures
• How to prevent temperature excursions during transport
• What to do if a failure occurs
• How proper planning protects sensitive materials from 4°C to -196°C

If your lab is preparing for a move, having the right logistics partner in place is critical to protecting your materials and avoiding costly setbacks.

Read the full blog here:

Cold chain failures during relocation can risk sample integrity. Learn causes, prevention, and recovery strategies with BioRelo.

05/19/2026

BioRelo supported the relocation of Dr. D**g’s lab from Rutgers University—New Brunswick to Texas A&M University, where attention to detail mattered at every stage.

ULT freezers and plant research materials required careful, controlled handling to protect years of scientific work in transit.

Behind every smooth transition is a focus on one goal: keeping research uninterrupted so discovery can continue.

Learn more about this project: https://www.biorelo.com/dr-juan-dong-texas-am-lab-move/

Rutgers to Texas A&M lab move supporting the relocation of a university research lab with ULT freezers and biological materials.

05/13/2026

📍 650 miles. One constant: temperature integrity. No deviation. No exposure. No interruption.

From The Jackson Laboratory to Duke University - ULT samples, microbiome research assets, and cryogenic storage all maintained under strict controlled conditions.

Explore the full case study:

Lab relocation case study focusing on transporting biological material and chemicals from JAX Lab to Duke University

05/12/2026

BioRelo has proudly supported laboratory relocations across California for years. We specialize in moving temperature-sensitive samples, hazardous chemicals, and critical equipment like ULT and cryogenic freezers, all while ensuring compliance, safety, and operational continuity.

Whether you’re a research lab, hospital, or biotech facility, our expert team provides fully coordinated relocation solutions tailored to California’s unique conditions and regulatory requirements.

Discover our California lab relocation services today: https://www.biorelo.com/about/areas-we-serve/california-lab-movers

05/11/2026

A behind-the-scenes look at a complex Weill Cornell lab move supporting Fouda Lab, involving long-term cryogenic storage, phased relocation, and uninterrupted sample access for an active research program.

From -196°C liquid nitrogen storage and -80°C ULT freezers to the coordinated relocation of sensitive lab equipment and regulated materials, every stage was designed to maintain research continuity while the lab transitioned.

A real example of what it takes to protect science during change: https://www.biorelo.com/weill-cornell-lab-move-case-study/

If your team is planning a lab move or managing ongoing sample storage, this case study may be worth a closer look.

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Weill Cornell lab move case study highlights a multi-phase lab relocation involving cryogenic storage and sample management by BioRelo.

05/08/2026

The biggest risks in a lab move are not what most teams expect.

It is not transport. It is not equipment handling.

It is what gets missed in planning.

Our latest May newsletter breaks down where lab moves actually break down and how to stay ahead of it.

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Most lab moves do not fail because of one obvious issue. Instead, small gaps across planning, compliance, and temperature control create compounding challenges over time. These issues often remain hidden until timelines are affected or sample integrity is compromised. The result can impact everythin...

05/06/2026

Strong lab relocations begin long before any equipment is moved.

When inventory is clearly mapped, timelines are set early, and temperature sensitive materials are fully accounted for, the entire process comes together with greater consistency and direction.

We put together a breakdown of the key things teams should understand before starting a lab move, including how to approach planning, how to manage biological materials, and where early decisions make the biggest impact.

If a lab move is on your 2026 roadmap, start here:

Lab relocations are rarely just about moving equipment from one place to another. They involve coordination across teams, timing that aligns with research schedules, and careful handling of materials that cannot simply be boxed and shipped.

05/05/2026

Moving a lab is about keeping operations intact from start to finish.

From accurate inventory tracking to maintaining temperature conditions and proper chain of custody, every detail plays a role in avoiding disruption.

A well-planned move comes from understanding how labs function day to day and building around those workflows.

Take a closer look at how we approach lab relocations: https://www.biorelo.com/trusted-lab-relocation-partner-you-can-count-on/

Trust BioRelo as your lab relocation partner for safe, compliant, and seamless laboratory moves nationwide.