We scope the caseload the unit must handle, design the physical and network architecture around evidence integrity, specify and build workstations, install and configure tooling, and document the standard operating procedures examiners will actually follow.
Procedures are drafted with ISO/IEC 17025 and ISO/IEC 27037 alignment in mind, so the unit can pursue accreditation when ready rather than retrofitting compliance later.
Yes — lab design and capability building across PNG, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga and the wider Pacific is a core part of our practice, delivered on site and remotely.
Yes. Builds typically include tool onboarding, workflow training and ongoing mentoring so the team is productive from day one.
Absolutely. We audit existing setups, identify gaps in tooling, procedure or evidence handling, and deliver a prioritised upgrade plan.