Project Management and Operational Coordination Services for Research Facilities
Structured Project Support in Active Research and Laboratory Environments
TMPMO provides project management and operational support for research and laboratory environments where equipment reliability, compliance, and coordination are critical. Our services are designed to bring structure, sequencing, and clarity to complex, vendor-dependent situations without disrupting active operations.
We operate as an independent project management partner—not a trade contractor—focused on decision support, risk reduction, and continuity of operations.
Our coordination and project management support is provided nationwide, allowing organizations to engage TMPMO consistently across multiple facilities or regions.
Laboratory Equipment Maintenance Support
When laboratory equipment performance degrades or fails, the issue is rarely isolated to a single component or vendor. TMPMO supports research facilities by coordinating maintenance, repair, and remediation efforts across OEMs, third-party service providers, and facilities teams.
Our role is to translate technical findings into clear decisions, sequence work to avoid rework or additional damage, and ensure that corrective actions are aligned with operational constraints.
This support commonly includes:
Coordination of OEM and third-party service vendors
Maintenance planning and repair sequencing
Root-cause analysis support and documentation
Risk assessment related to moisture, utilities, and system dependencies
Preparation of clear recommendations for leadership review
We do not perform equipment repairs—we ensure they are planned and executed correctly.
Research Facility Project and Transition Support
Laboratory pack-outs and transitions introduce significant risk to equipment, data integrity, and research continuity. TMPMO provides structured project management support for lab shutdowns, relocations, renovations, and re-commissioning efforts.
We focus on sequencing, coordination, and documentation to protect assets and ensure a controlled transition from shutdown through restart.
This support commonly includes:
Pack-out and shutdown planning
Vendor and facilities coordination
Chain-of-custody oversight
Equipment protection and staging coordination
Restart and recommissioning sequencing
Every transition is treated as a continuity-of-operations problem—not a moving exercise.
Operational Planning and Vendor Coordination in Regulated Environments
TMPMO supports project-based initiatives within active research environments where technical complexity, compliance, and timing intersect. These projects often involve multiple stakeholders, vendor dependencies, and limited tolerance for disruption.
We provide project management support that emphasizes clarity, sequencing, and informed decision-making.
This support commonly includes:
Laboratory infrastructure upgrades and remediation
Equipment installations and replacements
Utility and environmental system coordination
Compliance-driven project support
Leadership-level reporting and documentation
Our focus is on keeping projects aligned with research priorities while managing risk across technical and operational domains.
Scope & Role Clarity
TMPMO serves as a single point of coordination for complex laboratory and research-related work. We manage the planning, sequencing, and execution of activities by coordinating OEMs, third-party service providers, and facilities teams on the client’s behalf.
While TMPMO does not self-perform trade work or equipment service, we are responsible for organizing the work, sourcing and managing appropriate vendors, aligning schedules, and ensuring tasks are executed in the correct order. Our role is to remove burden from internal teams by owning coordination, documentation, and decision support from issue identification through resolution.
Our value lies in bringing structure to complex environments so technical work is completed efficiently, correctly, and with minimal risk—without requiring clients to manage multiple vendors themselves.
When to Engage TMPMO
Organizations typically engage TMPMO when:
equipment issues involve multiple vendors or unclear root causes
repairs or upgrades risk disrupting active research
facilities and research teams need a neutral coordinator
documentation and decision rationale are required for approvals
operational continuity must be protected during complex work
If your facility is facing equipment challenges, laboratory transitions, or project-based work within an active research environment, TMPMO can help bring structure and clarity to the process.
Contact us to discuss your needs.
