ABL DBAs and developers have extensive database and application development and support experience in, and understanding of the pharmaceutical, biotech and life science industries.  Since 2004, ABL has provided application development and system support for the Federal government.  ABL’s IT staff can design, develop, host, deploy, and maintain scalable multi-user, web-based, data driven, section 508 compliant applications to fulfill your agency and organizational needs.  Staff experience includes:

Databases:
Oracle 8i, 9i, 10g, 11g Standard / Enterprise Edition
SQLServer 2000, 2005, 2008 (All Editions)

Development Tools / Platforms:
Visual Studio, Dev Express, Sub Version
.NET Technology 2.0, 3.0, 3.5, 4.0
C#, VB.NET, LINQ
Supporting Browsers IE 7, 8, 9, Firefox, Chrome, Safari

Custom Applications:

SVEU (Simian Vaccine Evaluation Unit – ASP application) 
Under the SVEU program, ABL developed, and continues to maintain, a preclinical nonhuman primate study database.  This effort has created a central repository that houses preclinical immunogenicity and efficacy data related to the evaluation of HIV vaccine candidates in nonhuman primate animal models.  Information that is stored and tracked within this system includes SVEU study protocol information (i.e., test article and formulation, immunization schedules, nonhuman primate identification numbers, assays to be conducted and by whom, efficacy assessment, etc.) as well as cellular and humoral immunogenicity data obtained from the various outside laboratories. 

PEGASIS (Pages for Grants and SVEU Information System)
The PEGASIS database system is a highly flexible management level query tool/engine of the data stored in the SVEU database.  It features basic and advanced search engines to cater to different user needs. The system is programmed using the .NET framework and users access the system through a web browser.

ABLIMS (ABL LIMS system for preclinical based organizations)
ABL is in the first phase of a multi-phase application development that will allow entry, tracking, organization, automating and reporting of test samples, freezer inventory, and non human primate information.  We have released a prototype of the freezer sample inventory system, and have gathered user feedback and continue to develop that model based on feedback.