The group's co-authored "Construction and Acceptance Standard for Clean Rooms in the Pharmaceutical Industry" has been approved as a national standard.


The group's co-authored "Construction and Acceptance Standard for Clean Rooms in the Pharmaceutical Industry" has been approved as a national standard

On May 21, the group's co-authored "Construction and Acceptance Standard for Clean Rooms in the Pharmaceutical Industry" was approved as a national standard by the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development, with the number GB/T51466-2025, and will be implemented on September 1, 2025.
This standard is based on the original national standard for the construction of clean rooms in the pharmaceutical and electronics industries, and has been systematically optimized to meet the specific needs of the pharmaceutical industry. It emphasizes the process characteristics and technical requirements of pharmaceutical clean engineering. Jiangsu Qi'an, as a major participating unit, and Xu Bing, deputy general manager of the group, as a member of the standard drafting group, leveraged their years of experience in the pharmaceutical clean engineering field to provide professional technical content, including construction specifications for clean pipe systems, commissioning and testing standards for clean air conditioning systems, and acceptance procedures for clean color-coated steel plate enclosure structures. In particular, the innovative achievements accumulated by the company, such as CMA-certified clean room construction experience and the FDA standard clean room maintenance system, have been integrated into the standard clauses, making the new national standard more instructive and practical in terms of construction processes and acceptance indicators.
First-class enterprises set standards! This participation in the national standard fully demonstrates Jiangsu Qi'an's leading technical strength in the field of pharmaceutical clean engineering, provides strong technical support for the group's further expansion into strategic emerging markets such as biomedicine and high-end medical devices, and makes Jiangsu Qi'an's due contribution to promoting the standardization of China's pharmaceutical clean engineering. (Jinhui Branch)

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