Woodland Joint Unified School District (WJUSD)

BioMax performed a series of extensive hazard assessments pertaining with microbial contamination and indoor air quality issues. Such services included extensive air sampling, microbial inspections, sampling assessments, mitigation contractor oversite, and expert testimony consultation on behalf of the WJUSD as contracted by the District’s Maintenance and Operations departments. Projects included the assessments of over 8 unique district buildings and school facilities. Total fee for services ranged from $ 3,500.00 to over $ 18,000.00 dependent upon location and scope of work.

Olinda Elementary School within West Contra Costa Unified School District
	BioMax conducted microbial sampling assessment and mitigation contractor oversite services as a result of faculty and student complaints resulting from extensive water damage and mold contamination. The project took place over a period of a single school year at a cost of $ 3,000.00 for the performed scope of work.

San Francisco State University (SFSU) BioMax performed a number of extensive indoor air quality studies, microbial inspections, sampling assessments, mitigation contractor oversite, and consultative services on behalf of the SFSU as contracted by the university’s Environmental Management Department. Projects included the assessments of the university’s Library, misc. university buildings, on-campus dormitories, as well as individual university departments over a period of two years. Expert testimony consultation services were also provided through SFSU’s legal council division. Total fee for services ranged from $ 4,500.00 to over $ 22,000.00 dependent upon location and scope of work.

John Stewart Elementary School, Pinole, California

Within West Contra Costa Unified School District, BioMax performed an extensive third-party expert review of microbial sampling assessment and mitigation efforts on behalf of the City of Pinole City Council. Such services were performed as a reaction of extensive faculty and student complaints resulting from extensive water damage and mold contamination. The noted project took place in 2002 at a cost of over $ 2,500.00 for the performed scope of work.