We help biotech companies outside Europe prepare, submit, and manage their Paediatric Investigation Plan (PIP) with the EMA—ensuring full compliance, securing deferrals or waivers, and unlocking valuable EU incentives.
If your company is based outside the EU/EEA, missing key PIP EMA milestones can mean trial delays, higher costs, and lost EU market opportunities before your pediatric program even starts.
A Paediatric Investigation Plan (PIP)—required by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) for most new medicines—sets out how you will study your product in children. It must be submitted and agreed with the EMA’s Paediatric Committee (PDCO) no later than completion of adult Phase I trials, and before initiating Phase II studies in the EU. Without expert guidance, PIP EMA submissions risk rejection, deferrals may be mishandled, and compliance checks can slow your path to market.
For non-EU/EEA developers, proactive PIP EMA management can be the difference between a smooth, on-time regulatory process and one stuck in avoidable delays.
Without expert PIP support:
You risk PDCO (Paediatric Committee) rejections, leading to months of additional review
Opportunities for deferrals or waivers can be missed
EU incentives tied to pediatric compliance may be forfeited
Regulatory timelines can slip due to incomplete or unclear submissions
Securing a well-prepared PIP EMA submission with the right EU-based partner turns a compliance risk into a strategic advantage.
We manage the full process—requirements check, strategy, authoring, submission via EMA’s IRIS portal, PDCO interaction, and post-approval modifications—so you can focus on development. From aligning with orphan drug or PRIME pathways to leveraging fee reductions, we ensure you capture every available regulatory benefit.
Result: A complete, compliant PIP EMA application submitted quickly and accurately, giving you the best chance of an efficient EMA review—without the need to open an EU entity.
Submission-ready in as little as 2–3 weeks — so your EMA review can start without delay.
Whether you need a reliable EU Legal Representative for your clinical trial or broader regulatory affairs support, our team is ready to help. Our EU regulatory affairs professionals identify the regulations and frameworks that apply to your situation, onboard your team, and manage your EU regulatory needs—so you can stay focused on advancing drug development.
Our regulatory affairs consultants evaluate which EU/EEA regulations and programs apply to your situation.
We sign a service agreement and activate your EU Legal Representative designation for EU/EEA submissions.
We handle regulatory communication and provide ongoing advisory through a secure dashboard.
Track regulator communications, tasks, and milestones via a purpose-built project management system.
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Director of Clinical Operations
Biotech Startup (Boston, USA)No fluff, just straight forward representation with zero hassle. Highly recommend for lean biotechs.
VP of R&D
Oncology Biotech (Tel Aviv, Israel)We’re a first-time sponsor in the EU, and they walked us through every step like true partners. The onboarding was seamless.
COO
Rare Disease Biopharma (San Diego, USA)Professional, transparent, and committed. Their fixed-fee model saved us both budget and internal debate.
CEO
Seed-Stage Biotech (Cambridge, UK)They handled the rep setup, provided CTIS support, and all correspondences with regulators. Smooth as can be.
Head of Global Trials
Mid-Size Pharma (Singapore)The trust they built in just one Zoom call was enough get internal approval to approve them as our rep. Worth every dollar.
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Immunotherapy Firm (Los Angeles, USA)We’ll help you assess your readiness to appoint an EU Legal Representative, answer your questions, and explore your eligibility for EU incentives for small and medium-sized businesses, promising new medicines, and treatment of rare diseases.