Greentechnologies, L.L.C.

Greentechnologies, L.L.C., a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned limited liability company headquartered in Jacksonville, Florida, develops enhanced efficiency fertilizers and biobased agricultural products as a federal grant recipient, competing exclusively under small-business set-asides in the research and development domain. The firm operates solely as a prime recipient — no subcontract footprint — and has received nine federal awards across three civilian agencies since 2015, with recent work spanning SBIR Phase I and Phase II grants, USDA production-expansion funding, and EPA small-business research contracts. Greentechnologies manufactures sustainable and regenerative fertilizer technologies, specializing in upcycling agricultural waste digestate into commercial organic-based enhanced efficiency fertilizers that displace fossil fuel-based chemical alternatives.

Customer concentration sits entirely with three USDA and EPA offices. The Department of Agriculture National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) anchors the footprint with four awards spanning SBIR Phase I and Phase II grants; the Environmental Protection Agency Office of Research and Development holds three awards valued at $498 thousand in combined potential value; and the Department of Agriculture Rural Business Cooperative Services issued two awards including a $2.367 million production-expansion grant. The awards cluster in SBIR and related small-business innovation vehicles, with no position on larger standing IDIQs or GWACs — Greentechnologies' federal footprint is purely grant-based research and early-stage commercialization support.

Recent representative work includes a $650 thousand NIFA SBIR Phase II grant (CFDA 10.212) awarded September 1, 2026, running through August 31, 2028, for commercial pilot manufacturing and field studies of anaerobic digestate-based organic fertilizers; a $1.299 million NIFA SBIR Phase I grant (CFDA 10.212) awarded September 1, 2022, for reactive mineral layer coating technology to enhance fertilizer performance; a $2.367 million USDA Rural Business Cooperative Services production-expansion grant (CFDA 10.383) awarded September 25, 2023, to scale manufacturing capacity and supply-chain resilience; and a $99,995 EPA Office of Research and Development Phase I SBIR definitive contract awarded December 1, 2023, for development of enhanced efficiency fertilizer from food waste digestate. Activity remains sparse — one or two awards per year from 2021 through 2024, with one award in 2026 — and the recompete cliff is minimal, with only one award reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months. The firm has no federal contract vehicle presence and does not work as a subcontractor to other federal primes.

GreenTechnologies creates environmentally friendly lawn and landscape solutions for personal, commercial, and public interests. GreenEdge products are developed from renewable materials, nutrient recycling, and environmentally sustainable practices. Our patented process transforms organic

materials, such as biosolids, into a powerful, environmentally friendly fertilizer.

Instead of relying solely on minerals taken from the earth or produced chemically, GreenEdge utilizes the nutrients already present in organic byproducts to create an efficient, sustainable, and renewable fertilizer.