Request a proposal.
Tell us the challenge. We'll scope the solution.
For engagements that are too large or complex to start with a pilot — multi-product PSUR programmes, full medical affairs publication strategies, brand launches, or commercial intelligence rollouts.
Five inputs.
That make the proposal accurate.
- Scope — what deliverables, what therapeutic area, what regulatory market(s)
- Volume — how many of each deliverable, over what time period
- Timeline — go-live or submission date, key milestones
- Regulatory markets — India CDSCO, EU EMA, US FDA, ROW
- Constraints — language, format, internal review cycles, audit history
What the proposal contains.
Five sections. No ambiguity.
- Scope of work — exactly what is included and what is not
- Team composition — who works on the engagement, what their credentials are
- QC process — the 4-layer architecture applied to your engagement
- Timeline — milestone dates and deliverable dates
- Commercial terms — fees, payment milestones, scope-change protocols
Turnaround.
5 business days from briefing call.
Briefing call within 24 hours of first contact. Written proposal delivered within 5 business days. For complex multi-market engagements, ICG may request a follow-up call before finalising — to confirm details that affect scope or timeline.
The people writing your PSUR
understand what a PSUR is.
ICG's Co-Founding Team and pharma practice lead are pharmaceutical engineers from IIT BHU's Department of Pharmaceutical Engineering and Technology — B.Tech and M.Tech graduates who have studied drug metabolism, formulation science, pharmacokinetics, and clinical pharmacology.
This is not a credential for a website. It is the reason why ICG manuscripts have fewer scientific errors in medical review, why ICG PSURs have fewer clarification cycles, and why the scoping call for a literature monitoring engagement sounds different from every other agency you've briefed. The science is understood before the brief is written.
