Facility Systems in Florida

Cryo-Cell International, Inc. is the world's first private cord blood bank, established in 1989. The company specializes in cryopreservation and long-term storage of umbilical cord blood and cord tissue stem cells for families and biopharmaceutical clients. With over 500,000 clients across 87 countries, Cryo-Cell processes and preserves newborn stem cells using proprietary PrepaCyte-CB technology to maximize cell recovery and viability. The company operates FDA-registered, FACT-accredited facilities near Tampa, Florida, and maintains rigorous quality standards throughout collection, processing, and storage. Beyond private banking for families, Cryo-Cell provides public banking services in partnership with Duke University and offers ExtraVault biostorage services to biopharmaceutical companies. The company's preserved stem cell inventory supports ongoing clinical research into regenerative medicine applications for conditions including cerebral palsy, leukemia, and other disorders. Cryo-Cell holds quality accreditations from FACT and AABB, operates globally through licensing agreements in 15+ countries, and continues to advance stem cell banking and regenerative medicine research.

Ositech Communications, Inc. is a mobile wireless data communications company headquartered in Canada's Silicon Valley that designs and manufactures customized connectivity solutions for healthcare, emergency services, and public safety sectors. The company specializes in device connectivity accessories, mobile wireless routers, and AI-enabled clinical decision-support platforms that integrate with hospital systems, EMS operations, fire rescue, and police departments. Their product portfolio includes: Device Connectivity (customized data accessories for medical device communications), Routica (5G/Wi-Fi 6 mobile routers for emergency vehicles and transportation fleets), Connected4Life (AI-powered sudden cardiac arrest detection and AED cabinet management for out-of-hospital settings), and RRT CoPilot (AI-driven early warning system for hospital-based patient deterioration detection). Products leverage advanced wireless technologies including 5G cellular, Wi-Fi 6, GNSS, and StarLink integration. Ositech's solutions are designed as integrated accessories compatible with third-party medical equipment and hospital ecosystems, with custom adaptation available for specific clinical and operational requirements. The company serves hospitals, EMS organizations, fire rescue agencies, and public health systems across North America, focusing on reducing time-to-intervention in cardiac emergencies and improving clinical outcomes through real-time data connectivity and AI-powered monitoring.

RGF Environmental Group, Inc. is a vertically integrated manufacturer of patented environmental purification and disinfection systems established in 1985. With over 4 million units installed worldwide and operations in over 80 countries, RGF designs, engineers, and manufactures in-house air, water, food safety, and agricultural purification solutions. The company's proprietary PHI-CELL® technology generates airborne gaseous hydrogen peroxide using UV light and catalyst, effectively reducing bacteria, viruses, mold spores, gases, and odors in residential and commercial applications. Product lines include whole-home and commercial air purification systems (REME-HALO® LED, HALO-LED Gen 2, MICROCON® 150 media filters), wastewater treatment and wash water recycling systems, food safety and sanitation systems (BLU-QR UV stick lights), and agricultural air filtration. RGF holds multiple patents covering sewage treatment, food sanitizers, commercial HVAC systems, and portable air purification devices. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified, NRTL audited, EPA registered, and FDA certified, with in-house quality control including multi-point component inspections and line-level checks. Manufacturing and R&D are conducted at facilities in Florida. The company maintains active research partnerships with USDA (FSIS) and universities, with staff publishing regularly in national journals and textbooks.