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Siemens Awards Practical Applications, Inc. Contract for a Batch pH Neutralization System

BOSTON, MA-Practical Applications Incorporated (PAI) was recently awarded the contract to build a Batch pH Neutralization System for the Immunoassay Reagent Expansion Project. This facility manufactures reagents for use in diagnostic equipment that analyzes bodily fluids. The design of the Batch pH Neutralization System integrates state-of- the-art equipment to effectively neutralize the water before it is discharged. Siemen’s and...

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Siemens pH Neutralization System

Siemens Awards Practical Applications, Inc. Contract for a Batch pH Neutralization System. Download the PDF

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2007 Bio International Convention

For immediate release: Wednesday, May 9, 2007 Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) showcased its’ state of the art biodecontamination technology at the 2007 Bio International Convention. PAI’s biodecontamination systems prevent the transmission of infectious diseases and bioterrorism agents into the environment through contaminated research laboratory wastewater. The 2007 Bio International Convention was the world’s largest event for the Bio Industry...

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Medical College of Wisconsin Laboratory

Medical College of Wisconsin Laboratory Awards Practical Applications, Inc. Contract for Biological Wastewater Chemical Kill System For immediate release: Tuesday, October 24, 2006 Boston, MA—Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) has won the bid to design and construct the Chemical Decontamination System for the Medical College of Wisconsin BioSafety Lab (BSL). PAI has designed a similar system for use at the BSL-3...

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Practical Applications Designed MIT Graywater System Now Online

 For immediate release: Tuesday  February 14, 2006 Boston, MA—Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) has designed and built a custom Graywater Recovery System for use in the Brain and Cognitive Sciences building at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The system resides in a  411,000 square foot building located on Sidney Street in East Cambridge. Graywater systems are primarily designed...

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Excellence in Design Award – UPITT BSL System

PM Engineer magazine awarded Practical Applications honorable mention for their Steam Kill system. Download the article PDF.

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NIH/NIAID BioSafety Lab Project

Practical Applications, Inc. Receives Second  Contract for NIH/NIAID BioSafety Labs Project For immediate release: Wednesday, September 7, 2005. Boston, MA—Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) has won the bid to design and build the Biological Decontamination System (BDS) for the 33,000 square foot Global Health Research Building (GHRB) at Duke University. The BDS will be used to kill biological pathogens...

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Bridging Troubled Waters

This article originally appeared in the Boston Business Journal – February 25, 2005 and was by Sean McFadden, Journal Staff. When you’re in the business of wastewater management, Gary Broberg has discovered, the competition is often as dirty as the work itself. A year ago, Broberg, CEO of Practical Applications Inc., a Boston-based engineering consulting firm that...

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University of Pittsburgh BSL-3 Laboratory

University of Pittsburgh BSL-3 Laboratory awards Practical Applications, Inc. Contract for Biological Wastewater Steam Kill System For immediate release: Wednesday, January 19, 2005. Boston, MA—Practical Applications, Inc. (PAI) has won the bid to design and construct the BSL-3 Steam Kill System for the Regional Biocontainment Laboratory at the University of Pittsburgh. The system will be used to kill biological...

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