
1. Improve living conditions for our families and all other residents of Florida by providing needed regulatory compliance testing in a quick, cost-efficient turnaround time. PFOS compliance testing becomes more critical each day as more sophisticated methods of detection, education, and remediation are discovered and become mainstream.
2. Offer precision testing and superior service with a goal of developing longer-term business relationships by providing the highest standards of ethics, integrity, and professionalism. We believe the lack of reliable information inhibits appropriate development of vital economic activity. Our advanced detection capabilities capture information needed by local and state planners to improve thoughtful and forward-looking decisions.
3. Increase opportunities for women and non-traditional geo-engineers, scientists, technicians, and chemistry professionals by aligning with colleges and universities in Florida (such as FAU) to promote education and business opportunities with internships and scholarships. As a growing company, we understand the importance of new ideas, new technology, and new insights in the battle for better environmental solutions.
4. Grow, over the next decade, to be one of the largest, most efficient, and most professional independently owned and operated environmental compliance testing laboratories in the USA. We care deeply about the water we drink, the air we breathe, and the health of our families and all residents of the State of Florida.
Polyfluoroalkyl compounds represents a class of more than 10,000 man-made chemicals which can be harmful and sometimes toxic, even at low levels (parts per quadrillion). All PFAS compounds contain carbon-fluorine bonds, which are one of the strongest chemical bonds in organic chemistry. Frances Endicott has 30+ years managing and supervising analytical labs and protocols.
Ultra-Fast LCMS technology generates more high-quality data faster, with less maintenance downtime. We can process more samples, faster with no compromise in sensitivity. That means you get the actionable data you need – when you need it – to meet tight client demands and stay ahead of your workflow. We have selected the LCMS- 8060 NX a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer which delivers high-ion transmittance and high sensitivity, at a scanning rate of 30,000 u/s.
SVOCs are organic chemicals with a higher propensity to be liquids or solids rather than gases or vapors. The precise definition of SVOCs are organic chemicals having saturation vapor pressures between 10-2 and 10-8 kPa at 25 degrees Celsius.
Our laboratory information system (LIS), is a software-based system for managing laboratory workflow with architecture that processes, stores and manages data at all stages of handling and testing functions.
RCRA is a federal law, passed in 1976 and modified numerous times, which governs the management and disposal of hazardous waste. RCRA imposes strict comprehensive testing requirements to determine the chemical composition and characteristics of compounds designated as hazardous waste. With the increased emphasis worldwide on detection, education, and remediation, the demand for precise, timely testing will increase.
EcoLytix Environmental Labs (EcoLytix) was founded by Frances Endicott by combining her 35 years of experience with other highly skilled professionals, each bringing a level of experience and expertise with them to the management of our company.
Diversity of talent and drive for excellence will ultimately lead to success with precision tes
EcoLytix Environmental Labs (EcoLytix) was founded by Frances Endicott by combining her 35 years of experience with other highly skilled professionals, each bringing a level of experience and expertise with them to the management of our company.
Diversity of talent and drive for excellence will ultimately lead to success with precision testing results combined with superior service to our clients and to the communities we serve.
Ms. Endicott’s 30+ year career has been in supervisory and management roles for multi-discipline clinical labs.
James Crawford joins Ecolytix laboratory with over 28 years of experience in Environmental Laboratory field including 10 years as an analyst and 18 years as a laboratory supervisor.
Lorraine Spurge has 30+ years experience leadi
Ms. Endicott’s 30+ year career has been in supervisory and management roles for multi-discipline clinical labs.
James Crawford joins Ecolytix laboratory with over 28 years of experience in Environmental Laboratory field including 10 years as an analyst and 18 years as a laboratory supervisor.
Lorraine Spurge has 30+ years experience leading business development and client service initiatives for nationwide endeavors.
Board of Directors includes:
Frances Endicott, CEO
James Crawford, Technical Specialist and Quality Assurance Officer
Lorraine Spurge, Director of Business Development and Strategic Planning
Samantha Shaya, Outside board member with 10+ years of experience in legal and business issues
Nolan Greenwald, Outside board member with 10+ years of e
Board of Directors includes:
Frances Endicott, CEO
James Crawford, Technical Specialist and Quality Assurance Officer
Lorraine Spurge, Director of Business Development and Strategic Planning
Samantha Shaya, Outside board member with 10+ years of experience in legal and business issues
Nolan Greenwald, Outside board member with 10+ years of experience in environmental advocacy and brand marketing
EcoLytix believes focus on precision testing results and superior customer service will drive our growth on both the geographic and product levels.
One of our primary objectives is to improve the water, soil, and air for our families and other residents of Florida.
Another objective is to align with local colleges and universities, such as
EcoLytix believes focus on precision testing results and superior customer service will drive our growth on both the geographic and product levels.
One of our primary objectives is to improve the water, soil, and air for our families and other residents of Florida.
Another objective is to align with local colleges and universities, such as FAU, to promote education and awareness of environmental issues and solutions.
Frances Endicott, CEO
James Crawford, Technical Specialist and Quality Assurance Officer
Patrick Mitchel, Founder of ExoLytix Labs, LLC
He has a 35+ year track record in banking and financial industries. For the past decade, Patrick through his family office has invested in early stage companies with a focus on improving life.
Lorraine Spurge, Director of business development and strategic planning
Samantha Shaya, Outside board member with 10+ years of experience in legal and business expertise
Nolan Greenwald, Outside board member with 10+ years of experience in brand marketing
Frances Endicott, CEO, is recognized as an innovative leader in laboratory operations focused on regulatory compliance and best practices. James has joined us after 28+ years of working in a NELAC and ISO 17025 certified environmental laboratory for the City of Fort Lauderdale. Developing relationships with Florida Atlantic University (FAU) will assist in providing a stream of new graduates bringing with them new and emerging technology.
EcoLytix uses the most advanced technology and has selected the LCMS- 8060 NX as the primary system. The LCMS- 8060 NX is a triple quadrupole mass spectrometer with world class sensitivity and detection speeds. The patented heat-assist design promotes ionization of a wide range of compounds. The hyperbolic mass filter maintains high ion transmittance and high sensitivity, at a scanning rate of 30,000 u/s.
Our laboratory information system (LIS), is a software-based system for managing laboratory workflow with a flexible architecture that processes, stores and manages data at all stages of handling and testing functions.
The environmental compliance testing market is vast covering geologists, engineers, scientists, farmers, ranchers, homeowners, water system service, manufacturers, site development, and builders.
The compliance testing market is unbalanced with more demand than supply for PFAS and regulatory testing. This imbalance is expected to grow as increasing economic activity and increasing sensitivity for regulatory compliance testing both add to the backlog of testing needs.
Annual growth is forecast for environmental testing to average 10% to 12% for the next decade.
Barrier to entry for new testing companies is quite high because each new entrant requires capital investment for:
1) suitable office space including “clean rooms”,
2) newest advanced equipment and connectivity,
3) qualified staff and trained specialized technicians, and
4) management team with expertise in controlling and managing the highest levels of environmental compliance testing.
PFAS Testing is a highly technical process demanding the newest technology and seasoned skilled supervisors. The mass spectrometer deciphers and separates each element on the periodic table (Next Page).
Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) are a group of man-made chemicals used to make coatings and products that resist heat, oil, stains, grease, and water.
PFAS and PFOA compounds are known as forever chemicals. These compounds are in the bloodstream of virtually every person on the planet. These chemicals will accumulate in your body over time as no place on the planet is purely safe from contamination.
You can protect yourself (and your family) by being aware of what you eat, where you live, and where you work. Education and smart choices are key to minimization of harmful chemicals.
Water purification treatments provide significant protection by elimination from 50% to 90% of the PFAS exposures
PFAS increase the likelihood of death by cardiovascular disease study shows: https://www.aol.com/news/pfas-increase-likelihood-death-cardiovascular-100016443.html
EcoLytix is blessed with seasoned professionals who have achieved an impeccable track record. Labs manage by Frances Endicott, CEO, have achieved remarkable proficiency and compliance recognition.
Ms. Endicott’s track record is outstanding having achieved a 100% score on proficiency testing for the past 25 years and achieving a score in the top 5% of comparable lab performance for 25 consecutive years.
Mr. Crawford has 10 years of experience as an analyst, which includes running gas chromatography and mass spectrometry instruments. Eighteen years of experience in laboratory management which included maintaining full compliance monitoring for the quality of drinking water in the distribution system; source water in the well fields; treated wastewater and other environmental waters for the City of Fort Lauderdale.
1. Benzene: Found in gasoline, industrial solvents, and tobacco smoke
2. Toluene: Commonly used in paints, paint thinners, adhesives, and gasoline
3. Xylene: Used as a solvent in paints, inks, adhesives, and rubber products
4. Formaldehyde: Found in building materials, household products, and combustion processes
5. Ethanol: Present in alcoholic beverages, industrial solvents, and fuel blends
6. Acetone: Used in nail polish removers, paint thinners, and industrial solvents
7. Methylene chloride: Found in paint strippers, degreasers, and aerosol products
8. Trichloroethylene (TCE): Formerly used as a solvent in industrial processes and metal degreasing
9. Perchloroethylene (PCE): Used in dry cleaning and as a degreaser in metalworking
10. Styrene: Found in plastics, synthetic rubbers, and insulation materials
1. Phthalates: Found in plastics, personal care products, and building materials
2. Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHs): Generated during incomplete combustion of organic matter; found in smoke, exhaust fumes, and contaminated soil
3. Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs): Formerly used in electrical equipment, hydraulic fluids, and insulation materials
4. Naphthalene: Found in mothballs, moth repellents, and coal tar products
5. Hexachlorobenzene (HCB): Used as a pesticide and fungicide and found in industrial processes
6. Dioxins and Furans: Produced as byproducts of combustion processes and certain chemical reactions; found in emissions from waste incineration and industrial activities
7. Organophosphate Flame Retardants (OPFRs): Used in flame-retardant products, including furniture, textiles, and electronics
8. Phenols: Found in disinfectants, antiseptics, and industrial chemicals
Bisphenol A (BPA): Used in the production of plastics, epoxy resins, and thermal paper
9. Chlorobenzenes: Used in the production of pesticides, solvents, and dyes
Frances Endicott Tel: 561-713-0563 Email: info@ecolytixlabs.com Website: www.ecolytixlabs.com
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