Stay ahead of the curve with credible, fast-acting bioremediation that eliminates forever chemicals, avoids methane emissions, and rebuilds valuable ecosystems.
From Contaminated Sites to Valuable Assets
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Founded by seasoned bioremediation pioneers, BioLand Solutions fuses breakthrough microbial science with real-world impact. We exclusively bring Omnicrobe's BioRevive™ technology to North America—permanently destroying PFAS, heavy metals, and other toxins while reviving soil vitality, boosting farm yields, and unlocking carbon credits. We turn complex environmental problems into clear, high-value solutions—empowering landowners, energy professionals, industrial facilities and our partners to restore land, create lasting value, and drive real sustainability—faster and more completely than ever before.
Who We Are
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“High Value - High Trust” project success leads to market acceptance and integration.
Be both a problem solutions and a business enhancement.
Exceptional Strategic Partners allow big things to be born and grow quickly.
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Integrity, creativity, and empathy shape the way we work. These aren't just words—they’re the foundation of everything we build.
“We believe in erasing damage, restoring what’s broken to unlock value: Rethinking land, life and market solutions for the world.”
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BioLand Solutions, Inc. was founded with a clear mission: to erase environmental damage and restore what's broken, unlocking lasting value for land, life, and market legacies worldwide.
Our journey began when we secured the exclusive North American license to Omnicrobe's groundbreaking BioRevive™ technology—a proven microbial consortium that destroys persistent contaminants like PFAS, heavy metals, and hydrocarbons at high levels, rather than merely capturing or encapsulating them (as many competitors do). This exclusive partnership, facilitated through Robert Polley, Omnicrobe's President, gives us a powerful edge in sustainable bioremediation.
Early validation came from successful applications in Saudi projects, demonstrating the technology's real-world efficacy in soil and water restoration. Building on this foundation, BioLand has advanced rapidly in the U.S.:
We have established key EPA and regulatory interfaces, ensuring compliance and paving the way for scalable deployment.
We are executing large-scale pilots in 2026, including green waste remediation in North Carolina, fly ash treatment in Vernon, Texas, a Pennsylvania railyard project, multiple Florida sites, and various energy waste locations.
Independent observations and tests of BioRevive™ have shown promising results in PFAS destruction, aligning with emerging research on microbial consortia that achieve defluorination and complete breakdown—offering a faster, eco-friendly alternative to costly traditional methods like dig-and-haul.
These milestones reflect our commitment to innovation, regulatory alignment, and tangible impact. By combining proven technology, strategic partnerships, and rigorous pilot progress, BioLand is positioned to lead the transformation of contaminated sites into restored, valuable assets—while generating carbon credits, by-products, and sustainable revenue streams.
We invite investors, partners, and stakeholders to join us in rebirthing legacies for a cleaner future.
Meet the Team
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Dean Todd
CEO
Dean brings over 35 years of executive finance, management and energy services experience and has been a successful leader in waste remediation technologies for the past few decades. Dean’s core talent is creating and facilitating solutions with the orchestration of strategic resources and alignments. -
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Gary Matocha
CFO
Focused, approachable, and driven, Gary is a Six Sigma finance and CFO Specialist. Gary brings over 4 decades of executive leadership and management experience from the likes of GE and most recently with Water remediation firms and new technologies. -
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David F Murphy, Esq.
Chief Legal Officer
David Murphy, Esq., Bioland's Partner and Chief Legal Counsel, leverages over 20 years of expertise in energy, real estate, business development, and regulatory compliance. As Managing Partner at Quintairos, Prieto, Wood & Boyer, P.A., he provides innovative, client-centric solutions, guiding Bioland through complex legal challenges with strategic insight and unwavering dedication.
Our Solutions
BioRevive™ is the game-changing bioremediation technology exclusively licensed to BioLand Solutions for North America—harnessing a powerful, proprietary consortium of symbiotic microorganisms to permanently destroy persistent contaminants like PFAS, heavy metals, and other toxins at the molecular level.
Unlike traditional methods that merely capture, immobilize, or relocate pollutants, BioRevive™ actively breaks them down through advanced microbial processes, eliminating them for good while simultaneously regenerating soil health. It restores microbial balance, enhances nutrient availability, revives degraded land, and boosts agricultural yields—often with reduced fertilizer and water needs.
Key benefits include:
True destruction of "forever chemicals" (PFAS) and heavy metals
Revitalized, healthier soils ready for productive use
Increased crop productivity and farm profitability
Eligibility for valuable carbon credits through enhanced soil carbon sequestration
Eco-friendly, sustainable solution with no harsh chemicals or secondary waste
BioLand Industrial Waste Remediation Services
BioLand Solutions delivers scalable, cutting-edge bioremediation for industrial waste sites—handling both small-scale targeted cleanups and large-scale, high-volume projects with equal precision and efficiency.
Powered by our exclusive North American license to Omnicrobe's BioRevive™ technology, we permanently destroy persistent contaminants—including heavy metals, hydrocarbons, PFAS "forever chemicals," and other industrial toxins—through advanced microbial processes. Unlike conventional methods that relocate or contain waste, BioRevive™ breaks down pollutants at the molecular level while regenerating soil health, improving structure, and enhancing long-term site usability.
Small jobs: Fast, cost-effective in-situ or ex-situ treatments for localized spills, tank leaks, or contaminated hotspots—minimal disruption, rapid turnaround.
Large jobs: Comprehensive, phased remediation for expansive industrial facilities, legacy sites, or major waste streams—optimized for scale, regulatory compliance, and maximum value recovery.
We partner with industry leaders to ensure seamless delivery and added value:
NT Global Environmental — Providing expert regulatory compliance, site assessment, sustainability consulting, and energy-sector environmental management to navigate complex permitting and ensure defensible, fit-for-purpose solutions.
From contaminated industrial land to restored, revenue-generating assets—BioLand turns environmental liabilities into sustainable opportunities, faster, more permanently, and with real economic impact.
BioLand Project Management and Consulting Services
BioLand Solutions offers expert project management and consulting for environmental remediation, site restoration, and sustainability initiatives—delivering seamless execution from initial assessment through regulatory approval, implementation, and long-term monitoring.
Our experienced team handles complex projects with precision, ensuring compliance, cost efficiency, risk mitigation, and optimal outcomes for landowners, industrial clients, developers, and investors. We integrate advanced bioremediation technologies like BioRevive™ with strategic planning to transform contaminated sites into valuable, productive assets.
Through powerful strategic alliances, we enhance every project with specialized expertise:
NT Global Environmental — Providing deep regulatory compliance, site assessment, permitting, ESG/sustainability consulting, and energy-sector environmental management for defensible, fit-for-purpose solutions.
Weild Climate Markets — Unlocking financial value through carbon credit structuring, tokenization, placement, and climate-focused advisory—monetizing soil carbon sequestration and sustainable results for profitable, impact-driven returns.
Triangle Digital — Delivering digital tools, data analytics, real-time monitoring, and tech integration to optimize project tracking, performance, and decision-making in modern remediation workflows.
Greenrock Environmental — Supporting comprehensive waste management, beneficial reuse, remediation logistics, and sustainability strategies to streamline disposal, reduce costs, and achieve environmental goals.
With these trusted partners, BioLand provides end-to-end, high-impact consulting and management—turning environmental challenges into sustainable opportunities with regulatory confidence, economic upside, and lasting value.
Approved 2026 Projects
Greenwaste Remediation Project - Clyde, NC
The NC Hurricane Helene Green Waste Project stems from a referral by our partner Greenrock Environmental, experts in waste management and beneficial reuse, to address post-storm debris in western North Carolina. Background: Hurricane Helene struck in late September 2024 as a Category 4 storm, causing catastrophic flooding, landslides, and tree damage across the Appalachian region, particularly in counties like Buncombe and Ashe. This generated unprecedented vegetative debris (trees, branches, and organic waste), exacerbating landfill pressures and environmental hazards like erosion and methane emissions.
State agencies, including the NC DEQ, approved over 177 temporary debris sites to manage the crisis. What we can and will be doing: BioLand will process green waste using BioRevive™ for accelerated bioremediation, converting debris into nutrient-rich soil amendments that enhance carbon sequestration, reduce fertilizer needs, and support reforestation or farming.
In collaboration with Greenrock, we'll handle on-site composting, logistics, and regulatory compliance to minimize landfill use and generate carbon credits. Scale: Enormous, with estimates of 5 million cubic yards in Buncombe County alone and over 14.5 million cubic yards removed regionally by late-2026—equivalent to filling thousands of football fields, making this a multi-phase, community-wide recovery effort aiding resilience in affected areas.
Toxic Fly Ash Project - Vernon, Texas
The Vernon Fly Ash Project, referred to BioLand by our strategic partners Triangle Digital and Weild Climate Markets, targets remediation of coal ash sites at the retired Oklaunion Power Station near Vernon, Texas. Background: Located in Wilbarger County, about 9 miles east of Vernon, the 650 MW coal-fired plant—owned by American Electric Power (AEP)—operated until its closure in 2020, leaving behind multiple ash ponds (including Ponds 6, 21, 22, 23, and a wastewater/sludge pond) under the EPA's Coal Combustion Residuals (CCR) program.
These sites contain fly ash, bottom ash, and flue gas desulfurization waste laden with heavy metals like arsenic, lead, and mercury, posing risks of groundwater leaching and environmental contamination in the rural Texas-Oklahoma border region, as regulated by state and federal agencies. The area is now transitioning to the Oklaunion Industrial Park, with opportunities for redevelopment amid broader clean energy shifts.
What we can and will be doing: BioLand will apply BioRevive™ technology for in-situ and ex-situ microbial remediation, permanently degrading contaminants at the molecular level, restoring soil health, preventing pollution migration, and facilitating safe industrial or agricultural reuse. We'll incorporate real-time data tools for monitoring progress and expertise to monetize carbon sequestration through credits, ensuring regulatory compliance with TCEQ and EPA standards.
Scale: Substantial industrial scope, covering multiple ponds potentially spanning 100+ acres and involving millions of tons of ash material—similar to major utility site closures, offering significant cost savings and ecosystem protection in the North Texas plains.
Byproducts and business opportunities: Post-remediation, the treated fly ash becomes a valuable resource for beneficial reuse—such as partial cement replacement in concrete production (improving durability, workability, and sustainability while reducing costs), structural fill for roads and embankments, bricks, blocks, or geopolymer materials. This creates new revenue streams through sales of processed ash to construction firms, partnerships in ready-mix concrete manufacturing, or on-site value-added products, transforming environmental liabilities into profitable, circular-economy assets.
Your Questions,
Answered
What is BioLand Solutions' core mission?
BioLand Solutions aims to erase environmental damage by restoring contaminated land, water, and soil, unlocking value for market legacies worldwide. We focus on sustainable bioremediation to address global contamination issues, including PFAS, heavy metals, hydrocarbons, green waste, and fly ash, while generating carbon credits and by-products like compost.
How does Omnicrobe BioReviveTM work?
BioReviveTM is a microbial bioremediation consortium that digests methane and destroys contaminants like PFAS, heavy metals, and hydrocarbons in soil and water. It's fast (effective in weeks), eco-friendly, and serves as an alternative to costly dig-and-haul methods. It also generates carbon credits through methane avoidance and by-products like compost. Proven in Saudi projects, it outperforms competitors by eliminating contaminants rather than encapsulating them.
What is the market size and growth potential?
Global environmental contamination costs exceed $500B, with PFAS cleanup alone potentially over $400B in the U.S. The bioremediation subset is valued at ~$30B by 2030. The overall bioremediation market was $16.3B in 2024, growing to $29.4B by 2030 at a 10.5% CAGR, driven by soil and oilfield remediation segments. We target energy ($100B+), waste/federal/DOD/mining ($400B+ TAM), aiming for 0.5-1% capture ($2.5-5B) by 2030.
Big Ideas,
Real Impact - Singapore
The disposal of oil contaminated soils by the petroleum industry is a problem that affects Singapore's Semakau landfill. Scientists from SCELSE and the Biofilm Engineering Technology Consultancy Services (BETeCS) have come up with a cost-efficient and climate-friendly alternative to this, called Bioremediation.
This is done using microorganisms that naturally breakdown environmental pollutants. This technology is part of a growing market that is expected to be worth US$159b by 2026 worldwide.
Investment Overview
Investor Overview
We are building a diversified, high-growth company at the intersection of sustainable resource management, environmental remediation, and carbon markets. Our strategy leverages proven opportunities in waste-to-value projects, joint ventures in the energy sector, and innovative microbial enhancements to deliver strong returns while addressing critical environmental challenges.
In Year 1, we are advancing multiple high-potential initiatives, including:
Processing Texas fly ash for valuable mineral recovery and reuse.
Managing North Carolina green waste piles for biomass conversion and soil enhancement.
Forming joint ventures with NT Global and other oilfield service providers to plug idle/abandoned wells, suppress methane emissions, and generate high-value carbon credits.
These well-plugging projects incorporate Omnicrobe's advanced microbial products for superior land and surface remediation—improving restoration outcomes, potentially blending into higher-tier credits or unlocking additional revenue streams. Omnicrobe stands out with its proprietary, symbiotic microbial consortia (developed through patent-pending fermentation), delivering reliable results in agriculture, remediation, and biogas—far surpassing less effective legacy alternatives.
This multi-project approach provides robust support for investor capital: near-term execution in established markets (waste processing and energy services), plus upside from emerging carbon credit monetization tied to methane abatement—a rapidly growing voluntary and compliance market with methodologies already issuing credits for well plugging.
We aim for revenue growth exceeding $50M by 2030, capturing just a fraction of massive total addressable markets in carbon, remediation, and sustainable materials.
Key Investment Terms Projections: Revenue growth >$50M by 2030 (0.5% TAM capture). Use of Funds: Operations 40% (pilots & scaling), Partnerships 30%, Team 20%, Reserves 10%. Terms: $10M SAFE at $50M valuation (pre-money $40M; ~20% equity equivalent; flexible investment range $2-10M). Structure: Standard Y Combinator SAFE.