BioRelo - Biological Relocation Solutions

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.

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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:

10/06/2026

How do you move an entire laboratory more than 3,000 miles without treating it like ordinary freight?

You plan every mile.

UC Davis to Syracuse University. Every part of the journey matters.

🌡️ 24/7 temperature monitoring
❄️ Specialized refrigerated transportation
🧪 Biological material transport
🚚 Reduced stops and unnecessary handling
📍 Experienced cross-country route planning

For research organizations relocating to Syracuse University or elsewhere in Central New York, choosing the right laboratory moving partner can make a major difference.

Because a laboratory move isn't just about getting from California to New York.

It’s about protecting research continuity every mile of the way.

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Syracuse University lab movers for cross-country lab relocation. See how BioRelo protects samples with refrigerated transport.

09/30/2026

Not every lab move means leaving town.

Sometimes, growth happens within the same life sciences community, like this move in Beverly, MA.

BioRelo transported cold storage units and their contents from InnoVenture Labs to FireCyte Therapeutics, moving both the equipment and the temperature-sensitive materials inside.

As companies grow beyond incubator space, laboratory relocations can involve much more than getting equipment from Point A to Point B.

BioRelo provides specialized laboratory transportation throughout Massachusetts and across the country.

See how we do it:

Beverly lab movers supporting a cold storage relocation from InnoVenture Labs to FireCyte Therapeutics in Beverly, MA.

09/23/2026

From Cranbury to Princeton.

New Jersey's life sciences community spans CROs, biotechnology companies, pharmaceutical organizations and research institutions across the state.

For Accurant Biotech, BioRelo supported a laboratory relocation from Cranbury to Princeton, transporting chemicals, cold storage equipment and an LN2 cryogenic freezer with contents.

It's one example of how laboratory relocations can connect different communities within New Jersey's growing life sciences network.

Read the full project story:

A Cranbury Laboratory Relocation connecting Accurant Biotech's CRO operations in Cranbury with Princeton's research community.

09/22/2026

One laboratory move. Several different temperature environments.

For the Wilson Lab’s move from the The University of Chicago to Weill Cornell Medicine , the equipment included -80°C ULT freezers with biological samples, ULT freezers that needed to remain powered and at temperature without samples, an LN2 cryogenic storage unit, and a -20°C/4°C laboratory refrigerator.

For an interstate research move, those details shape how the relocation comes together.

Our latest case study looks at the Wilson Lab relocation, the research behind it, and the temperature-controlled equipment and biological materials that made the move unique.

👉 Read the full case study:

University of Chicago lab movers supported the Wilson Lab’s relocation of biological samples and temp-controlled equipment to Weill Cornell.