Articles About BioMicrobics:
AWARD: BioMicrobics receives 2020 Global Decentralized Water and Wastewater Treatment Company of the Year Award
BioMicrobics Acclaimed by Frost & Sullivan for Its Continuous Innovation-led Growth in the Water and Wastewater Treatment Market. BioMicrobics employs a strategic mix of organic and inorganic growth strategies to expand its offerings and to target new market segments. Read More.
June 2020 – Chairman Reed Hosts Teleconference with Over 100 Water Treatment and Sanitation Stakeholders
Export-Import Bank of the United States (EXIM) President and Chairman Kimberly A. Reed today hosted a teleconference roundtable discussion with more than 100 business leaders and stakeholders in the water treatment and sanitation sectors. “Having access to export financing helps our company clean the water in our world and produce simple, low cost, and robust technologies. EXIM is an important tool for U.S. companies in our sector to create and retain jobs, both directly and indirectly,” said Robert Rebori, President of BioMicrobics, Inc. “We’re working toward better water, and a better world.” Read More.
AWARD: 2019 Top 10 Top Project of the Year – Industrial Water & Wastes Digest (iWWD) Magazine
LENEXA, KANSAS: Water & Wastes Digest (WWD) and Industrial Water & Wastes Digest (iWWD), industry-leading Magazines, awarded their 2019 Top Project winners with crystal awards Monday, Sept. 23 at the Maggiano’s Little Italy Ballroom in Chicago during WEFTEC 2019.
“We are recognizing and celebrating projects and people tonight. The WWD Top Projects Awards, granted annually during WEFTEC, shine a light on the exceptional work done with these developments, and we are pleased to acknowledge the achievements of so many projects,” said WWD Senior Managing Editor Bob Crossen, and emcee for the Awards Ceremony. “Each project was nominated through forms on the Water & Wastes Digest website and were evaluated by the editorial team. The winners exemplified excellence in collaboration, strength in overcoming project challenges and taking their project beyond just construction and technical goals.”
One such project recognized was the Castello di Amorosa Winery. The property within the last two years installed the BioMicrobics BioBarrier HSMBR Winery Wastewater System to not only replaced the failed system on the property, but to meet the new stringent water quality regulations and utilize a certified water reuse system.
Also awarded at the ceremony Monday night was the 2019 WWD Industry Icon award. This award is given to an individual in the industry who has gone above and beyond to elevate an industry issue, making themselves iconic for their work. This year’s winner is Doug Riseden, technical support manager for Krausz Hymax. Riseden wants to make everybody in the industry safer, particularly those working in trenches. He has hosted seminars and has taught trench safety lessons at events across the country and his passion for the issue is seemingly unmatched. [more]
For a complete list of the winners, please visit: https://www.wwdmag.com/awards/wwd-iwwd-announce-top-project-winners-2019
AWARD: BioMicrobics Named Top 10 Wastewater Solution Providers of 2019 – Utilities Outlook Magazine
“When Bob Rebori, President of BioMicrobics, Inc., ventured into the realm of wastewater treatment after working as an industrial engineer in New Jersey and relocating to Kansas after 1981, it was for a company with a focus on large municipal water and wastewater treatment plants. Typically, these conventional methods of handling sewage are expensive to set-up, difficult to operate, and needed more labor and cost for maintenance. After 14 years and arose as Vice President of Operations for the International Division, he knew that scaling up the MicroFAST® decentralized technology was the future of wastewater management.” [more]
BLOG» The Midwest: A heartland with a heart for sustainability – ProudGreenHome.com, Aug 2018
“Bob Fincher spent a week with a camper, a GPS and a lot of caffeine to visit some of the leading companies in sustainability,” –Editor. Founder and chairman, Bob Fincher, recently took to the road in search of companies in the Midwest that are helping the rest of the nation understand the importance of sustainability and the technologies and tactics that can help create homes and buildings that are friendlier to the earth and to their inhabitants. Many companies were evaluated. What follow are his observations of the best of the best.” [more]
Decentralized Wastewater Treatment – An application used worldwide, now growing in the US to address the needs of small communities and developments –ProudGreenHome® – Sponsored BioMicrobics WHITE PAPER
“Conventional sewer operations managed by small communities provide centralized treatment of wastewater of which residents are accustomed. But the expense of operating these systems as they expand with miles and miles of sewer lines is staggering…A proven option has been decentralized wastewater treatment systems.” [more]
REPORT» Water And Wastewater Treatment Systems Market Worth 90.76 Billion USD By 2022 – Meticulous Research, Feb 2018
“The global water and wastewater treatment systems market will grow at a CAGR of 6.3% from 2017 to 2022 to reach $90.76 billion by 2022. The growth of this market is primarily driven by rapidly growing population and urbanization, increasing demand for new water resources, growing concerns of water quality and public health, and increasing prevalence of water-borne diseases…. The key players in the global water and wastewater treatment systems market are Xylem Inc., Evoqua, 3M, Pentair plc, ITT Inc., United Utilities Group PLC, Veolia S.A., Bio-Microbics…” [more]
FEATURES >> LEADERSHIP: BioMicrobics Devises Water Treatment Systems in Use Around the Globe. WATER REUSE: BETTER ECONOMICS FOR A THIRSTY WORLD – gbdmagazine.com, Nov-Dec 2017
With global population projected to increase from 7.6 billion today to 8.6 billion by 2030—a 13% rise in a dozen years—it surprises no one that the demand for water will increase proportionally. We don’t have enough now as it is: About two-thirds of the world’s populations live in regions of water scarcity at least one month each year, according to a study out of the Netherlands (“Four billion people facing severe water scarcity,” Hoekstra and Mekonnen, University of Twente, February 2016)…” [more]
AWARD: BioMicrobics Receives “2017 North American Integrated Water Treatment Technology” Award – Frost & Sullivan, Jul 2017
Frost & Sullivan awards BioMicrobics on the basis of overcoming industry challenges and leveraging business impact with a commitment to innovation, creativity, and technology incubation….” [more]
WATER: Industry Speaks | Quality of Inputs is Important for Product Performance – B2B Purchase, Oct 2016
“Unlike conventional systems which are fabricated and pieced together using components from various manufacturers, our products are fully integrated engineered systems…” [more]
Articles About Stormwater:
REPORT» Innovations of Stormwater Treatment Market By Top Key Vendors like BioMicrobics – Market Journal
Stormwater treatment means the removal of toxins and pollutants from the water. Running stormwater is a major source of pollution.
2017 Top 10 GreenBuilding Products – BuildingGreen.com
“…innovations we see as best-in-class trendsetters in their product category, the d-Rain Joint Pavement Rainwater Filtration System…” [more]
POSTED IN #CONSTRUCTION, #GREENBUILDING, #LEED [BLOG] “Among the most exciting new product of this year is the d-Rain Joint Rainwater Filter Drain. Stormwater running off hardscape is both a real issue and a major first cost for real estate development. The d-Rain Joint Rainwater Filter Drain installs and looks like a standard expansion joint used in hardscape, yet it provides a gap slightly smaller than 1″ wide that allows water to flow through to the subsurface. The d-Rain allows drainage at 2 gallons per minute per linear foot, up to a maximum of 5 gpm/linear foot…”
HOT 50 Products 2016 Editors’ Choice – GreenBuilder Media, Spring 2016
“Landscaping and Water Management Category: d-Rain Joint Pavement Rainwater Filtration System…” [more]
Jul 2015 – The d-Rain Joint Rainwater Filtration System – Environmental Protection Online | STORMWATER FILTRATION TREATMENT
“Urban storm water runoff has become a focus in recent years. In most cities, significant amounts of water fall onto impervious surfaces, such as roads, driveways, parking lots, etc., ending up as run off; sheeting across surfaces and picking up more contaminants and pollutants to simply flow out unfiltered to waterways through the storm drains and greatly reduces the amount of water infiltrating the soil…” [more]
Articles about Greywater:
ACHIEVING WATER CONSERVATION GOALS THROUGH GREYWATER RECYCLING – Feb 2018
The state of water resources varies greatly around the globe. Innovative water treatment technologies, green infrastructure, and improved management approaches can help change the current paradigm, allowing stormwater, municipal wastewater, and other ‘post-use’ water to be valued as a resource for fit-for-purpose water reuse, energy, nutrients, metals, and other valuable substances.” [more]
IMPACTING OUR FUTURE | Greywater: The Future of Water Preservation – Media Planet May/June 2017
WATER Down the drain and out of mind? Here’s how individuals and businesses can preserve our most precious resource and move towards a more sustainable future….”[more]
Articles about the BioBarrier® System:
CASE STUDY» BioBarrier Winery Case Study Article
It seems as though anything associated with winemaking should be good for the environment. A natural product (grapes) mixes with another natural product (water) and is allowed to ferment using natural sugars and a natural ingredient (yeast) to make a pretty natural product. [more]
CASE STUDY» Onsite Residential Membrane systems, Possible?
Since early 2001, Alternative Wastewater systems (AWS) of Idaho has distributed Bio-Microbics products. Very familiar with the MicroFAST and other FAST systems, they wanted to try out the new BioBarrier Membrane Bioreactor (MBR) unit, also from BioMicrobics. [more]
CASE STUDY» High Strength Wastewater can be treated…FAST
The Wholesale Meat (Owyhee) Packing Plant in Homedale, Idaho was established in 1989. After 20 years in business they were faced with an unfortunate situation, a failed septic system. [more]
CASE STUDY» MBR System Saves Illinois Business More Than $100K Compared to City Sewer Connection
Faced with a 1320‐foot distance to connect to the centralized wastewater treatment system, the owner of a commercial storage facility in the center of Bradley, Illinois began exploring decentralized options. To gain decentralized system approval, the town required installation of a NSF/ANSI Std 350 certified water recycling system to accommodate the flow from restrooms and other facilities for office workers. [more]
APPLICATION» For Hospital/Clinic Projects
Hospital WasteWater (HWW) can contain hazardous substances, such as pharmaceutical residues (such as antibiotics), chemical hazardous substances (like disinfectants and cleaning products), pathogens, and radioisotopes. These contaminants most often will kill the flora in the sewage and can be difficult to treat. If not properly sized and maintained, wastewater treatment systems installed on such properties will fail. [more]
BLOG» Winery recycles 1.35 million gallons of water with Napa Green-certified MBR wastewater treatment system – The MBR Site, Oct 2018
Application highlights: 1.35 million gallons treated/reused in first year of operation; Tanks & treatment system are a high-efficiency, low-maintenance pairing; Winery wastewater treatment with BioMicrobics & ZCL | Xerxes is now Napa Green-certified; Corrosion resistance of fiberglass is advantage in winery’s acidic soil; Three 22,000-gallon fiberglass water tanks (10-foot-diameter)…[more]
REPORT» Global Membrane Bioreactor Systems Market Study 2018: Water Solutions & Technologies – Chronical India, Oct 2018
The report on the “Membrane Bioreactor Systems market“ offers elaborated knowledge on the Membrane Bioreactor Systems market. Parts like dominating firms, classification, size, business atmosphere, SWOT analysis, and most effectual trends within the business area unit comprised during this analysis study. The dominant firms GE, Veolia, Koch, Hitachi Aqua-Tech, Mitsubishi Rayon, Wehrle Umwelt GmbH, Degremont, Kubota, United Envirotech, WesTech, BioMicrobics, Ovivo, Aqua-Aerobic, Evac, Toray, Evoqua, Beijing Grant.” [more]
There’s No Wine-ing In Wastewater Treatment – Water Online, May 2016
Q&A With BioMicrobics, Inc. | “Wineries and vineyards face some added environmental and economic challenges to properly treat and dispose of wastewater. Proper treatment and disposal can be costly and there are very strict regulations that must be followed…” [more]
SYSTEM PROFILE: The Big Muddy – Onsite Installer Magazine, Jun 2017
A shipping depot located on the vast Mississippi River floodplain called for onsite system design creativity….” [more]
Top 100 Products: Exterior Products – Professional Builder Magazine, Mar 2017
Home builders know better than almost anyone that trying a new product is not a casual matter….” [more]
Onsite Choices for Legal Marijuana Growing Facilities – Onsite Installer Magazine, Feb 2017
Zeiter Septics Unlimited is called on late in the development of two Illinois indoor growing operations and installs membrane bioreactors to handle wastewater….”[more]
Articles about Scienco/FAST:
Scienco/FAST Acquires InTank BWTS
U.S.-based water treatment company Scienco/FAST announced it has acquired the InTank ballast water treatment system (BWTS) from Envirocleanse, a division of Charter Brokerage, LLC, a Berkshire Hathaway Company. Scienco/FAST will offer the InTank BWTS under its Scienco Water Treatment and MarineFAST Type II MSD product lines. [more]
SciBRINE Design Guidelines
All types of salt can be used in the Scienco® SciBRINE® Brinemakers: Pelletized Salt, Rock Salt, Solar and Food Grade Granulated Salt. A graded gravel bed is required when using granulated salt. [more]
Boatbuilding » Water Systems: Recycle and save water – BoatBusiness, Jul 2017
When it comes to making savings in fuel and money on a boat, many people focus on propulsion and then look at the efficiencies of different components. But weight and therefore fuel savings can also be made with the storage of fresh, grey, and black water. ….” [more]
Maritime Reporter TV Interviews Bob Rebori, BioMicrobics Scienco/FAST, Sep 2016
Maritime Reporter TV – [VIDEO LINK] “At the SMM 2016 in Hamburg, Germany, Maritime Reporter TV’s Greg Trauthwein, Editor and Associate Publisher of Maritime Reporter and Engineering News, interviews Robert (Bob) J. Rebori, President, BioMicrobics Scienco/FAST. Mr. Rebori discusses current market conditions and drivers for waste water handling systems…”
Other News:
July 2019 – WaterWorld – Inside Water Reuse
“One only needs to look at the recent California drought or the ongoing 19‐year‐long mega drought of the American Southwest to understand why water resource management is essential for populations to survive and thrive. Water conservation campaigns have urged the preservation of this precious resource, but there’s another tool in the toolbox that water managers are using to extend resources in a safe and effective manner: water reuse.” [more]
Jan/Feb 2017 – IN THE WINERY: Talking Winery Wastewater Treatment with Sheldon Sapoznik – The Grapevine Magazine
It seems as though anything associated with wine-making should be good for the environment….” [more]
Jun 2016 – Shawnee Company a Water Wonder – Shawnee Dispatch
“Earlier this year, BioMicrobics was awarded the President’s “E Star” Award for Exports, the highest recognition any U.S. Company or organization can receive for making a significant contribution to the expansion of U.S. Exports…” [more]
Feb 2016 – Beyond the Barriers of Water Reuse – Water Online Q&A
“Water Online spoke with the team at BioMicrobics — Robert J. Rebori, president, and Jennifer Cisneros, director of marketing — about environmentally friendly MBR solutions, green building standards, and how to handle fouling…..” [more]
Feb 2016 – Onsite Technology Saves the Day – Onsite Installer Magazine | SYSTEM PROFILE
“Membrane bioreactor system allows the transformation of a scarred strip mining operation into the thriving Giant Goose Ranch resort. As if the number of systems wasn’t enough, there were the mixed-up soils. Together, those two factors added up to a challenge, but one that New Excavating Technology Inc. of St. Anne, Illinois, was prepared to handle….” [more]
Oct 2015 – Case Study: Bayview Community Wastewater Treatment System, Cheriton, VA on Virginia’s Eastern Shore – National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (NOWRA) | MegaConference
Project Name: BAYVIEW REVITALIZATION PROJECT, System Specifications: MICROFAST TREATMENT UNITS, Virginia Distributor: NATURE WORKS, Inc…” [more]
Jun 2015 – BioMicrobics RollsAIR™ New Aeration System – The Water Network: Technology | The Water Network Research
The RollsAIR™ Extended Aeration System is an Activated Sludge Treatment system utilizing an aerobic wastewater treatment process designed to be a simple, low- cost, robust system of its type. The complete RollsAIR™ system uses the MyTEE® in the “headworks” zone to screen trash and settle grit. The MyTEE® screen deflects non-soluble solids to stay in the vault… [more]
Mar 2015 – STEP: Another Alternative to Alternative Sewers – Modern Pumping Today Magazine: WATER & WASTEWATER SOLUTIONS
What kind of options does a neighborhood developer have to easily manage and monitor the wastewater generated from the homes of cluster developments or a small community?… [more]
Jan-Feb 2015 – Advanced winery wastewater treatment for water reuse – Water Environment Federation (WEF) publication: World Water Magazine | WEF International Pavilion | WASTEWATER TREATMENT
BioMicrobics’ advanced water treatment systems helped a vineyard in the growing city of Garzon, Maldonado, Uruguay to treat its wastewater onsite for reuse. The South American winery market represents a growing market for wastewater treatment solutions and reuse opportunities, such as irrigation water for vineyards, recycled water for dust control, processing area wash-down water… [more]
Dec 2014 – [Portuguese] Wise Water fornece ETEs compactas para condomínios – Hydro (Brasil) publication
A Wise Water International, de Campinas, SP, está na expectative de fechar seu primeiro contrato de fornecimento de estações compactas de tratamento biológico da representada norteamericana Biomicrobics. Segundo o diretor da empresa, Marco Astolfi, as negociações envolvem condomínios de alto padrão na região de Campinas e Valinhos, cujas casas estão sendo cobradas pelo Ministério Público para deixar de usar fossas sépticas… [more]
Dec 2014 – KSFA Info-FLO: “Better than New Septic from BioMicrobics!“
In Western Kansas, those properties that experience biologically-failed septic systems rarely have options other than to replace the entire system – an expensive endeavor for low-income housing… [more]
Nov 2014 – Treating Wastewater for a Positive Change – Media Planet publication: USA Today Climate Change | ECO-LIVING
Water is a precious commodity in our society that’s worth preserving. GREENER OPTIONS: Conventional sewage treatment is expensive to operate. Some small communities are looking for alternative ways to manage wastewater. Recycling wastewater can have both major economic and environmental benefits for communities, according to the US EPA and wastewater system manufacturers… [more]
Oct 2014 – WATER: Conservation, Reuse & Recycle – Everything About Water (INDIA) | RECYCLING WASTEWATER CREATES POSITIVE CHANGE FOR ENVIRONMENT
Decentralized systems are important in a country’s permanent wastewater infrastructure. Water is a precious commodity in our society that’s worth preserving. Recycling wastewater can have both major economic and environmental benefits for communities, according to the US EPA and wastewater system manufacturers, like Bob Rebori, President of BioMicrobics, Inc… [more]
Oct 2014 – US Builder’s Review: “BEST OF GREENBUILD 2014” Editor’s Choice Award – Creating Better Water Treatment Solutions for a Better World
BMI [BioMicrobics, Inc] specializes in innovative and broad-reaching solutions to wastewater and stormwater management problems. Beyond that, the business has built a reputation for providing products that meet the highest worldwide performance and safety standards for treatment of water, wastewater and rainwater. The company serves clients at land and at sea, with a niche in building durable produces and systems that arc both efficient and easy to maintain… [more]
Oct 2014 – WATER ONLINE RADIO PODCAST: “The Progress Of Decentralized Systems“ – Recorded at WEFTEC 2014
Decentralized systems have come a long way from the days of rudimentary systems for single family homes — they can now accommodate larger flows and much more complex requirements, according to Bob Rebori, President at BioMicrobics, during a Water Online radio interview…. [more]
Sep 2014 – Water Technology Magazine: Products to See at WEFTEC 2014
SciCHLOR® Sodium Hypochlorite Generator is a safe, cost-effective and reliable method to produce a highly active, meta-stable disinfection solution The science behind the SciCHLOR® is the environmentally-responsible ElectroChemical Activation (ECA) method of the SciCELL® unit. Ideal for applications that require large amounts of chlorine, such as water treatment, wastewater, agricultural, etc.. [more]
Aug 2014 – WaterOnline: A Beginners Guide to Sodium Hypochlorite Generators_August_2014 – Q&A: Why buy, transport, and store chlorine when you can make your own?
Here are nine questions to consider before adopting the practice. Chlorine is a wonderful, life-saving chemical. It may be taken somewhat for granted today, but chlorine’s arrival more than a century ago really did herald a revolution, and it’s still going strong. Of course, the use of liquid and gas chlorine also has its drawbacks, including the ongoing expense of repurchase and a variety of safety concerns associated with transport and storage… [more]
Aug 2014 – WaterOnline_Do You Know The Value Of Decentralized Infrastructure_August_2014
According to the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association (www.nowra.org), onsite and decentralized wastewater treatment systems are an important part of a country’s permanent wastewater infrastructure. [more]
July 2014 – WaterOnline: Floating Cabins In B.C. Canada
British Columbia’s fly‐in recreational fishing lodge industry was threatened by federal regulators to be closed or fined up to $200,000 unless the sewage wastewater was treated. [more]
Feb 2014 – MicroFAST: All-in-one Setup
“I had a gentleman northwest of Red Deer call me with a problem. His treatment mount had failed. By doing some of his own research, he decided to open up the mount and look for clues. ” [more]
Dec 2013 – Water & Wastes Digest: MyFAST® HS-STP™ system with Biosolids Sludge Management System
Based on the obvious need for cost effective and sustainable solutions, studies have been conducted in cooperation with community and environmental groups to develop less centralized and more environmentally beneficial wastewater treatment systems. [more]
Oct 2013 – Onsite Installer: Making Headlines: Chicago paper says “sewage geeks jacked” over BioBarrier system
It’s not often that the intricacies of an onsite system make newspaper headlines. But, the Southtown Star in suburban Chicago this week ran a story and photos showing the first local installation of a BioBarrier system from BioMicrobics. [more]
Oct 2013 – New Septic System has Sewage Geeks Jacked
The freshly excavated land next to the industrial building in New Lenox was about to make some sewage history as the scene of an installation of a new [BioBarrier® Membrane BioReactor (MBR)] aerobic treatment unit. [more]
Sep 2013 – WaterWorld WaterShots Photo Contest WASTEWATER INFRASTRUCTURE, 3rd Place Winner
BioMicrobics North Dakota Distributor took a picture of their newly installed, 120,000 GPD MyFAST® Wastewater Treatment System right before start-up. [more]
Jul 2013 – System Profile: Rocky Mountain High
A MicroFAST® wastewater treatment systemis the solution for a Colorado lodge with poor soils and steep slopes. [more]
May 2013 – Help for Your Biologically-Failed Septic Systems
ProudGreenHome.com© | Sponsored by BioMicrobics | Twenty-five percent of homes in the United States have septic systems. Ninety percent of these are in rural environments. [more]
Apr 2013 – BioMicrobics Sponsors NOWRA Roe-D-Hoe Winner
Father-son teams dominate at the 2013 National Backhoe Roe-D-Hoe hosted by the National Onsite Wastewater Recycling Association. [more]
Apr 2013 – Onsite Installer: Making Camp
An installation for an RV resort in Illinois meets challenges posed by poor soils by deploying an ATU with a pressure-dosed drainfield. [more]
Mar 2013 – Arab Water World: Welcoming Nigerian Delegation
BioMicrobics Inc. and Held & Associates Inc. hosted an event welcoming the visiting delegation of the US Ambassador to Nigeria. The purpose of the visit was for the delegation to participate in AG CONNECT, the international trade show for the agriculture industry, which was held at the Kansas City Convention early in January. [more]
Feb 2013 – Environmental BuildingGreen News: BioBarrier [MBR] Offers New Approach to Treating Wastewater Onsite
Treating wastewater for onsite use could take a burden off our aging infrastructure while creating high-quality water that won’t contaminate local watersheds… [more]
Feb 2013 – IHS GlobalSpec Water Quality & Water Reclamation Online Event
Treatment Systems for Onsite Residential and Commercial Water Reuse. NSF International has developed a new standard for the treatment and reuse of both gray water and combined wastewater sources. [more]
Feb 2013 – WorldWater_P37: WASSER Berlin Preview
The US company BioMicrobics’ BioBarrier® MBR and HSMBR® can remove 99% of harmful pathogens from wastewater. The EN-12566-3-certified, packaged, domestic wastewater treatment MBR systems can make the most difficult sites usable and ideal even for direct discharge with no additional disinfection. [more]
Jan 2013 – MOTHER EARTH NEWS: Top Tips for Septic System Maintenance
BioMicrobics Do’s & Don’ts list. Without proper septic system care — especially as a system nears 20 or more years of use — homeowners are in danger of leaks and blockages that can contaminate soil and water sources. [more]
Jan 2013 – International Builder’s Show Village
The latest in building science is on display at Professional Builder Show Village 2013 [more]
2012 – Greenroofs.com Projects MYF Los Cabos
The newly constructed Los Cabos International Convention Center (ICC) covers an area of 25.922 m2 and has the capacity to host events for up to 6,400 people in 3 exhibition halls and 7 conference rooms. [more]
Nov 2012 – EDC Readers’ Choice Award
EDC, the official magazine for the LEED® Professional, Readers were asked to vote for products that they feel offer the best combination of sustainable attributes with ease of use and installation in a variety of categories. [more]
Nov 2012 – Greenroof Project Database
Project Profile: BioMicrobics MyFAST Effluent reused for irrigating Living Wall at Los Cabos International Convention Center [more]
Oct 2012 – Municipal Magazine
Title: Better Idea for National Parks. “BioMicrobics’ global market is liquid and lucrative…” [more]
Aug 2012 – Thinking Bigger Business Magazine – COVER STORY
Title: Water, Water, Everywhere, by Mary Bush. “BioMicrobics’ global market is liquid and lucrative…” [more]
Jun 2012 – Water & Wastes Digest Magazine
Title: BioMicrobics Named a 2012 President’s “E” Award Recipient. “Honored for outstanding export activity…” [more]
Jun 2012 – Municipal Magazine
Title: Are Onsite Residential Membrane Systems Possible? – “Homeowners test the latest advancements in wastewater treatment…” [more]
May 2012 – Office of the U.S. Trade Representative Announcement
Trade Agreements Help Small Businesses in Kansas and Missouri, by Christina Sevilla, Assistant Deputy U.S. Trade Representative. “On the occasion of World Trade Week…” [more]
May 2012 – Wall Street Journal (WSJ) Market Watch
Title: BioMicrobics Named a 2012 President’s “E” Award Recipient for Outstanding Export Activity. “SHAWNEE, Kan. – BioMicrobics Inc., a global leader in manufacturing onsite wastewater and stormwater treatment systems…” [more]
Summer 2012 – IBNEWS, International Business News
Trade Agreements Help Small Businesses in Kansas and Missouri, by Christina Sevilla, Assistant Deputy U.S. Trade Representative. “On the occasion of World Trade Week…” [more]
Feb 2012 – Onsite Installer: Membrane Solutions
Jan 2012 – Onsite Installer: Travel On Schedule
A FAST-track installation involving high-strength aerobic treatment units allows a freeway travel center to open on time… [more]
Sept 2011 – Shawnee Dispatch
Title: Gov. Brownback Visits Shawnee Company Named State’s Top Exporter, by Stephen Montemayor. “International exports help Shawnee Company thrive…” [more]
July 2011 – Kansas City Star
Summer 2011 – IBNEWS, International Business News – COVER STORY
Title: Turning WasteWater Into Gold Water, Staff Writer. “He’s faster than a speeding bullet and flies to countries barely on the radar…” [more]
May 2011 – Thinking Bigger Business Magazine
Title: Small Business Takes on the World, by David Conrads. “Business opportunities get bigger as the world gets smaller…” [more]
Fall 2010 – WOSSA Pipeline
Title: Breaking the Barrier, by Allison Blodig, REHS, Manager, Regulatory Affairs and Special Projects, BioMicrobics, Inc. “MBR Technology Applications in On-Site Systems – The Next Generation of Wastewater Treatment Options. What are “membranes”?…” [more]
Dec 2010 – Onsite Installer
Title: Old School Values [Cover image installing MicroFAST® system], by Gil Longwell. “Constant training, respect for employees and customers, and old-fashioned fairness…” [more]
May 2010 – Water & Wastes Digest Magazine
Title: BioMicrobics Promotes at U.S. Wastewater Program in Romania [more]
May 2010 – Water & Wastes Digest Magazine
Title: BioMicrobics Introduces S.O.S. Program. “This program provides a solution to a failed drainfield/leachfield with a money-back warranty.” [more] To learn more about the S.O.S.-Save Our Septic® Warranty Program, click here
Mar 2010 – Modern Contractors Magazine
Title: Why Decentralized/Distributed Systems are Popular Alternative Treatment, by Robert K. Rebori, Staff Writer. “On-site treatment systems benefit homeowners, developers, and the environment…” [more]
Feb 2010 – Coastal Contractor Online, Hanley Wood Media
Title: In Maryland, a Push for Better Septic Systems. “Coastal environments, almost by definition, are sensitive ecosystems…” [more]
Dec 2009 – TV Interview: “Good Morning Varna”
Title: The BioBarrier® MBR system featured on the Bulgaria TV broadcast. “Versions of decentralized wastewater treatment systems were offered today in the center of the high-tech, business…” [more]
Dec 2009 – St. Croix Source
Title: Conference Aims to Prioritize Water Issues at CARICOM. “The Caribbean Water and Wastewater Conference and Exhibition opened…” [more]
July 2009 – AlternativeEnergy.com
Title: China and US Cooperate on Building Efficiency, Staff Writer. “BEIJING, CHINA – After touring the “America House,” a U.S. designed demonstration of cutting edge “zero energy” building technology…” [more]
March 2009 – Water & Wastes Digest Magazine
Title: BioMicrobics Wins “Exporter of the Year” Award. “Our mission is to bring superior products to emerging markets….” [more]
Feb 2008 – Export-Import Bank of the United States
Title: Kansas Small Business Exports Wastewater Treatment Systems to Mexico Backed By Enhanced EX-IM Bank Medium Term Financing. “WASHINGTON, D.C.: BioMicrobics Inc., a small business in Shawnee Mission, Kan., is exporting 10 of its FAST wastewater treatment systems and…” [more]
Sept 2007 – Summer Camp Experience – MOWA Project
Title: Summer Camp Experience, “The Minnesota onsite association installs technology to bring wastewater treatment at a Girl Scout camp into the 21st century” [more]
Oct 2006 – Onsite Installer
Title: Breaking the Record, by Scottie Dayton. “Two brothers in west-central Wisconsin design and install the largest privately owned onsite system in the state…” [more]