PARTNERSHIPS: STRATEGIC ALIGNMENTS OFFERING COMPREHENSIVE SOLUTIONS

Pelorus Environmental & Biotechnical Corporation

Pelorus EnBiotech Corporation (Pelorus) provides the biogedradation expertise for FOREMOST Environmental Solutions' projects. Dr. William R. Mahaffey, a nationally recognized expert in the field of environmental microbiology, is the President & Chief Technical Officer of Pelorus. Dr. Mahaffey served on the National Research Council Committee on In Situ Bioremediation, which published the book entitled "In Situ Bioremediation - When Does It Work?" (ISBN 0-309-04896-6). The book can be obtained from the National Academy Press; 2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W.; Washington, DC 20418.

Pelorus provides environmental (chem/biotechnology) solutions for water, air, and soil contamination situations. Their environmental services include in situ remediation, remediation services, water treatment systems, and air treatment systems. Their Biotechnology services include biocatalysis, genetic probes & cloning, and chemical oxidation (CHEMOX) fermentation development.

Phone: 303.670.2875

FAX: 303.670.5139

Email: mahaffwr@pelorusenbiotech.com

Web: www.pelorusenbiotech.com

Baker Consultants, Inc.

FOREMOST Solutions, Inc. (FSI) utilized the capabilities of Baker Consultants, Inc. (BCI) for groundwater hydrology modeling. The modeling provided by BCI enabled FSI to determine the proper physical configuration of BioNets and BioWalls for optimum treatment results. In addition to ground water hydrology modeling, BCI provides the following water and natural resource engineering services: contaminant hydrogeology, engineering evaluation and design, geochemistry, ground water hydrology, services to the mining industry, and surface water hydrology. BCI also does information management and modeling, provides innovative technology, and does software development.

Phone: 303.271.1111

FRx
FOREMOST Solutions, Inc. utilizes the capabilities of FRx to create underground fractures for emplacement of bioremediation treatment materials. FRx personnel pioneered the use of hydraulic fracturing for the enhancement of in situ environmental remediation. Fracturing techniques were developed and refined during extensive research with the U. S. Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA). FRx personnel participated in the nation’s first hydraulic fracturing demonstration as an innovative technology in the USEPA’s SITE program. The FRx web site provides more information about the company and considerable information on hydraulic fracturing.

Phone: 513.469.6040

FAX: 513.469.6041

Email: webmaster@frx-inc.com

Web: www.frx-inc.com

Sundine Enterprises

Sundine Enterprises (SE) is in the business of preserving and improving our soil, green, and water environment locally, nationally, and internationally by providing permanent and efficient solutions. SE services and products focus primarily in the following areas: soil design (alteration of soil structure), in situ soil testing, ponds and lakes, vegetated microbial biofilters (constructed wetlands) for soil site seepage treatment, streambed construction & restoration, and designed potable water delivery systems.

Sundine Enterprises' professional staff and associates provide a wide range of services to a diverse clientele. Some of these include parks & recreation, landscape architects, land use planners, developers, golf course designers, golf course superintendents, BLM, National Forest Service, DOT, civil engineers, pond & wetland engineers, erosion controls specialists, crop specialists, horticulturists, agronomists, municipalities, turf specialists, ecologists, range managers, arborists, consultants and land owners.

Phone: 303.990.6139

Email: isolite@ix.netcom.com

Web: www.sundine.com

Waste-Management Education & Research Consortium (WERC)

WERC was established through U. S. Department of Energy sponsorship to expand the nation’s capability to address waste management issues through education, technology development, and technology transfer. WERC members include New Mexico State University, the University of New Mexico, the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, and Dine College (formerly Navajo Community College). WERC also collaborates with the Sandia National Laboratories and the Los Alamos Laboratory. WERC is committed to the education of future and working professionals who address waste management issues. Its mission is to provide new resource for the U. S. and the world to meet the environmental challenges we face now and will face in the future. It provides an integrated approach to education, technology development, and technology transfer.

WERC has a cooperative technology demonstration and commercialization relationship with FOREMOST Solutions, Inc. (FSI). Under this agreement WERC participates in the commercialization of the FSI technology by assisting FSI in completing the demonstration of the technology at one site, providing engineering and design assistance of equipment, manufacturing field demonstration unit(s) as needed, and providing other assistance as allowed under WERC’s cooperative agreement.

Las Cruces, NM at the New Mexico State University

Phone: 505.646.2038

FAX: 505.646.4149

Email: moreinfo@werc.net

Web: www.werc.net