NATURAL, SCIENCE-DRIVEN SOLUTIONS

Patented Methods for In Situ Bioremediation

EOS Remediation offers a family of proven bioremediation products that are unmatched in scientific research, independent validation and in situ success.

Letting science lead product direction, EOS Remediation has been – and remains – the cutting-edge provider of bioremediation products. Our suite of products reengineers the groundwater environment to transform contaminants into non-toxic end products. EOS scientists, who are known worldwide, actively participate in product advancement and are routinely involved with client projects. EOS Remediation not only informs and educates our customers with peer-reviewed technical papers and academic research, but also endeavors to provide outstanding customer service and assistance, helping to ensure superior remediation outcomes.

Featured Practitioner in the News: Dressing Down Groundwater Contamination

Dr. Robert (Bob) C. Borden, P.E. is featured in Results, Research and Graduate Studies at North Carolina State University, Volume IX, Number 2, Summer 2009   more> 

  

John Sankey, P.Eng.Featured Project:  Year-long effort secures California regulatory thumbs-up


Working on behalf of client engineering firm URS Corporation, EOS Remediation and its west coast Technical Representative, John Sankey, P.Eng. brought the bioremediation product EOS® through unprecedented, custom testing to meet low-salt/low-metal regulatory standards for two California regulators. The result: a hard-to-secure regulatory approval for EOS®, which may be the only bioremediation product yet to meet these demanding state standards.  more>

What's New

Chosen as a winner in Environmental Business Journal's 2009 Business Achievement Award, Technology Merit: Remediation for the successful commercialization of EAS™, a sulfate enhance bioremediation technology.  more on EAS™>

Australian Patent Validates EOS Remediation’s Strong Foundation of Intellectual Property more>

We are pleased to announce that the United States Patent Office reviewed our issued patent in view of prior art that various competitors had told us they thought might make the patent unenforceable. Far from invalidating the patent, the Patent Office issued patent RE40,448, on August 5, 2008, that contains expanded coverage. Additional patent applications are also pending.

A competitor recently has challenged two of the 64 claims of our new U.S. patent. We expect to prevail, as we have in all prior proceedings.

We also are pleased to announce that our Australian patent application, which was challenged, withstood the challenge. We not only received our patent in Australia (Patent No. 782548 ) but were awarded costs against the challenger.

 

Events and Features

AEG Annual Meeting

September 20-25, 2010