SOLOMON PARK RESEARCH LABORATORIES, INC

Solomon Park Research Laboratories, Inc. specializes in the precision manufacturing and characterization of certified reference materials for clinical diagnostics and biomedical research. The company produces high-purity, matrix-matched reference standards—including metabolites in frozen human plasma and human serum materials—under stringent quality controls to support analytical method validation, laboratory proficiency testing, and regulatory compliance. Their technical expertise spans plasma pooling and blending, lyophilization, homogenization, sterile bottling, and metrological traceability to NIST standards, with deep proficiency in maintaining sample integrity for unstable analytes like cardiac troponin I. This focus on metrologically sound reference materials positions them as a critical enabler for clinical laboratories and diagnostic developers requiring accredited calibration standards. The contractor maintains a consistent partnership with the Department of Commerce, primarily through its National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), delivering certified reference materials that underpin the accuracy of clinical measurements across the U.S. healthcare system. Their work supports NIST’s mission to advance measurement science by producing materials that serve as national benchmarks for diagnostic assays, ensuring consistency in patient testing and regulatory decision-making. Their primary industry focus lies in in-vitro diagnostic substance manufacturing and specialized organic chemical production, serving the clinical diagnostics, clinical chemistry, and precision medicine markets. Solomon Park’s niche is the development of complex biological reference standards that bridge laboratory research and regulatory-grade validation, filling a critical gap between academic discovery and commercial diagnostic deployment. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in Burien, Washington, Solomon Park operates with agility and deep technical focus. While holding no formal government certifications, their reputation is built on rigorous adherence to ISO 17034 and CLIA guidelines, with production processes designed to meet the highest metrological and biological stability requirements. Their geographic presence in the Pacific Northwest supports collaboration with regional biomedical research institutions and federal metrology programs.