A defined scope and owner
Clarity on the activities, interfaces and responsibilities covered by the engagement.
Capacity, expertise & continuity
Outsourced regulatory support
An experienced extension of your team, with a defined scope, clear responsibilities and regulatory support matched to the work.
The right expertise, where you need it.
Your regulatory needs may outgrow your internal capacity, or require expertise that is not needed full time. We work with you to define the gap and provide relevant support, from a focused workstream to a continuing relationship.
When we can help
- A growing company needs regulatory capability without immediately building a full internal function.
- An established team needs experienced support during a capacity peak.
- A transition or absence has created a continuity gap.
- A programme needs a specialist alongside the existing team.
What the support can include
The deliverables are agreed around your requirement. A typical scope may include:
Relevant senior expertise
A team selected around the regulatory questions and delivery needs of your programme.
Practical delivery support
Hands-on support for the agreed projects, submissions or lifecycle activities.
Continuity and handover
A structured approach to working with your team and transferring the agreed work.
How we work with you
We start with the work you need to cover, the team already in place and the timing. Together we agree the scope, interfaces and review points, then establish a way of working that fits your organisation.
Common questions
Does outsourcing mean replacing our regulatory team?
No. Support can complement an existing team, cover a specific workstream or provide capability where an internal function is still developing.
Can the engagement be project-based?
Yes. We can discuss a defined project, additional capacity or continuing support according to your requirements.
Do you publish standard retainer packages?
Engagements are scoped individually. We first understand the work, specialist input and capacity required, then discuss the commercial arrangements.
Let’s move your programme forward.
Start with your regulatory question. We’ll discuss the relevant expertise and a practical scope.