Resolux testing network
Join the Resolux Partner Lab Network
Resolux partners with qualified analytical, microbiology and specialty laboratories to handle overflow, specialty methods, regional capacity and validated subcontracted work. Applications are reviewed on capability, documentation and quality — not on volume promises in either direction.
Who should apply
Laboratories that can state their scope precisely
The network is built on accurate scope. If you can describe what you run, under which method, for which matrices, you are the kind of laboratory we want to hear from.
- Analytical laboratories running HPLC, LC-MS/MS, GC-MS and headspace, ICP-MS or ICP-OES, or specialty chemistry.
- Microbiology, endotoxin, stability, residual solvent, heavy metals, nutraceutical, cosmetic, food and raw-material testing laboratories.
- Laboratories with reliable turnaround, documented methods, professional reporting and capacity for recurring work.
- Laboratories that can state their accreditation or certification status plainly, and the sample types they are legally able to handle.
What we may send
Four kinds of work move through the network
Resolux does not guarantee volume. What follows describes the categories of work that exist, not a commitment to any laboratory.
Overflow testing
Work that exceeds Resolux internal capacity in a given week, on methods a partner already runs routinely.
Specialty methods
Tests Resolux does not perform internally, where a partner holds the instrumentation and validated method.
Regional and rush capacity
Shorter shipping legs or faster turnaround than the Delta, Colorado laboratory can offer on its own.
Subcontract support
Customer programmes where a partner holds the certification or scope the work requires.
Capabilities of particular interest
Where the network has the most demand
- ISO/IEC 17025 accredited chemistry laboratories
- USP microbiology and bacterial endotoxin laboratories
- ICP-MS heavy metals laboratories
- LC-MS/MS specialty quantitative laboratories
- GC-MS and headspace residual solvent laboratories
- State-certified drinking water and environmental laboratories
- GLP-capable study laboratories
- Nutraceutical, cosmetic, food and raw-material testing laboratories
- CLIA laboratories for clinical work — only where routing is legally appropriate
How partnership works
Four stages, documented at each
- 01
Apply
Send capabilities, instruments, certifications, sample types, turnaround, capacity, report examples and a contact.
- 02
Review
Resolux assesses fit and may request documentation, pricing, method and report examples, W-9 and vendor setup, an NDA or MSA, and a pilot sample.
- 03
Qualification
Reporting format, chain of custody, turnaround, confidentiality and quality expectations are documented before any customer sample moves.
- 04
Matching
Approved laboratories may be matched to future customer work or overflow needs as demand arises.
Quality & compliance
Non-negotiable expectations
These apply from the first pilot sample onward.
- Accept only work your laboratory is qualified and legally permitted to perform.
- Disclose accreditation or certification scope, method limitations, any onward subcontracting, and turnaround constraints.
- Never misrepresent accreditation, validation, regulatory approval or scope — on a report or in conversation.
- Protect customer confidentiality and customer data at every stage.
- Expect Resolux to review documentation, reports and performance before and during any routing of work.
What partner labs get
Why laboratories join
Volume without a sales engine
Testing demand reaches you through Resolux rather than through your own outbound effort.
Scope-matched requests
You are asked to quote work that fits your stated capabilities, not everything that lands in an inbox.
Specialty project matching
Methods and instruments that are uncommon are exactly what the network is looking for.
Preferred partner standing
Consistent quality and turnaround can make a laboratory the first call for a method or a region.
FAQ
Straight answers before you apply
- Is volume guaranteed?
- No. Nothing on this page is a commitment to send work. Opportunities depend on capability fit, customer needs, quality history, pricing, capacity, turnaround, certifications and compliance requirements.
- Do we need ISO/IEC 17025?
- Not for every category. Some customer and regulatory work requires it; other work does not. What matters is that you state your scope accurately.
- Can non-accredited laboratories apply?
- Yes, for appropriate non-regulatory and research-use work. Regulated or accredited claims must never be made for work outside a documented scope.
- Do you send clinical samples?
- Only where it is legally appropriate, and only to qualified and certified partners. Clinical work is not routed by default.
- Can we offer only one specialty method?
- Yes. A single well-run method is often exactly the gap the network needs to fill.
- Do you require an NDA or MSA?
- Usually, before sensitive or customer-linked work begins.
- Who holds the customer relationship?
- Resolux manages the customer relationship, reporting and certificate issuance unless something else is agreed in writing.
- How soon will we hear back?
- Applications are reviewed against current demand and fit, so timing varies. We contact laboratories when there is a genuine match or a question about scope.
Apply
Tell us what your laboratory runs
The more precisely you describe scope, methods and capacity, the faster we can tell you whether there is a fit.
Partner laboratory application
Submitting this form does not create an agreement or a commitment to send work.
Prefer to ask before applying? Email support@resoluxlabs.com with your laboratory name and the methods you run.