IAQ As A Service

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ)
As A Service

We provide safer and healthier indoor air quality for schools, universities, hospitals, municipalities, and more for a fixed monthly fee.

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IAQ as a Service: Healthy Air Solutions for Cities And Communities

Origyn introduces IAQ as a Service, a unique offering that delivers clean, healthy air to communities, institutions, and cities without any capital expenditure. Utilizing a revolutionary As A Service Platform, we specialize in installing and managing commercial-grade IEST Certified HEPA air purifiers, capable of achieving 99.999% cleaner air in various environments, including hospitals and laboratories.

We invest in your indoor air quality and occupant health. By providing, installing, maintaining, and monitoring your IAQ equipment, we provide a 100% off balance sheet solution for cleaner healthier air.

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How It Works

Our IAQaaS program is a simple and turnkey solution that can be implemented immediately, providing you clean and healthy air without incurring any debt or liability.

Zero Cap/Ex, Zero Debt

1.) We invest in all of the IAQ purification and testing equipment for you, including all maintenance, repairs, and additional costs.

Simple Fixed Payment

2.) You pay a simple, fixed monthly fee which you can cancel at any time, similar to a utilities cost.

Clean And Healthy Air

3.) Your staff, students, or residents enjoy 99.99% cleaner air without using any CapEx for the IAQ infrastructure.

Air Quality Building Compliance

ASHRAE Standard 241

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ASHRAE 241 Fact Sheet

The White House enlisted ASHRAE to develop guidelines for building operations to mitigate the spread of airborne diseases. This collaboration resulted in the creation of ASHRAE Standard 241—Control of Infectious Aerosols. Recognizing the inadequacies of traditional ventilation systems in managing airborne pathogens, this standard sets more stringent requirements for indoor air quality, aiming to reduce disease transmission through infectious aerosols in both new and existing buildings.

Potential consequences of non-compliance with ASHRAE Standard 241 may include:

Financial Penalties: Buildings that fail to meet the requirements may face significant fines, which can vary based on the jurisdiction and the severity of non-compliance.
Increased Insurance Premiums: Non-compliance could lead to higher insurance costs, as insurers might view these buildings as higher risk due to their potential to facilitate disease spread.
Legal Repercussions: Property owners might face lawsuits from occupants or visitors who contract illnesses attributed to inadequate building ventilation and air quality control.

Why Indoor Air Quality Matters

Our IAQaaS approach incorporates commercial air filtration systems, designed to eliminate pathogens, mold, and volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thus enhancing indoor air quality across vast infrastructures. Our comprehensive service extends to entire cities, forming a crucial part of our Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model.

Step 1: Facility Assessment and Testing Preparation
- Objective: Conduct a comprehensive evaluation of the client’s facility to understand the specific environmental context and potential sources of contaminants.
- Actions:
  - Assess the facility’s layout, existing ventilation systems, and potential sources of air pollution.
  - Install high-precision portable air quality meters to monitor the environment.
  - Perform swab testing of ductwork to identify the presence of particulate matter and biological contaminants.
Step 2: Air Quality Monitoring
- Objective: Utilize advanced sensor technology for real-time monitoring and analysis of indoor air quality, focusing on a wide range of contaminants.
- Actions:
  1. Deploy technicians equipped with high-precision portable sensors capable of detecting and measuring various air contaminants at high resolution.
  2. Monitor air quality in real-time to identify key contaminants of concern (COCs), based on the latest ASHRAE Standards for indoor environmental quality.
Step 3: Laboratory Analysis
- Objective: Complement on-site sensor data with thorough laboratory measurements to gain a deeper understanding of the contaminants’ properties.
- Actions:
  - Collect air samples for laboratory analysis to provide detailed insights into the types and concentrations of contaminants present.
  - Analyze the laboratory data to offer a nuanced view of the air quality within the facility, adhering to the most up-to-date guidelines and requirements.
Step 4: Air Quality Improvement and Verification
- Objective: Enhance the indoor air quality (IAQ) and health of building occupants through a holistic off-balance sheet approach.
- Actions:
  1. Investment in IAQ: Commit to improving indoor air quality by adopting strategies that prioritize occupant health and well-being.
  2. Equipment Provision and Installation: Provide and install the latest IAQ equipment, designed to efficiently monitor and mitigate air contaminants.
  3. Maintenance and Monitoring: Ensure the continuous operation of IAQ equipment through regular maintenance and real-time monitoring, allowing for immediate adjustments as needed.
  4. 100% Off-Balance Sheet Solution: Offer this comprehensive IAQ service as a fully off-balance sheet solution, enabling clients to benefit from cleaner, healthier air without capital expenditure burdens.

Advanced Monitoring

IAQ Testing And Monitoring

All systems come installed with cloud technology to ensure full control over the operation and configuration of the air purification units.

Schedule air purification during occupied times to save on maintenance and energy costs while extending filter life. The systems also includes CO2 monitoring to check respiratory aerosol concentration at any time.

Our IAQ monitoring systems detect various pollutants, including SO2, O3, NO2, CO, tVOCs, CO2, particulate matter, barometric pressure, temperature, and relative humidity.

Zero-Debt Solution Made Even Easier With Government Funding

Leveraging government funding from initiatives like the CARES Act, ARPA, and FEMA can further lower the cost of IAQaaS.

Utilities-Based Model

If your organization is not eligible for government funding, we can also deploy our “as-a-service” model in which we pay for all air purification equipment, maintenance, monitoring, and repairs so there is no upfront cost to you. You’ll pay a monthly fee until our investment is recouped, then you may continue to pay for the service month over month moving forward. This way you can provide clean, healthy air to employees, staff, patients, or students without a major upfront cap/Ex expenditure.

The CARES Act

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES) provides financial support for entities like state and local governments, tribal governments, non-profits, and businesses impacted by COVID-19, focusing on health-related expenses. Eligible entities, such as healthcare and educational institutions, can apply for funding for facility improvements, including air purification systems, with grants often ranging from $50,000 to several million dollars depending on the scale and need.

ARPA

Under the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), entities including state and local governments, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and certain non-profits can receive funding for recovery from COVID-19’s economic and health effects. This includes facility safety improvements, with funding typically ranging from $100,000 to $1 million, and potentially more for larger institutions or projects.

FEMA

FEMA offers grants to governmental and certain private non-profit entities for projects that enhance preparedness and resilience against emergencies, including health crises. Eligible projects like air purification system installations in educational and medical institutions could receive funding ranging from $100,000 to $500,000, and in some cases, for larger projects, over $1 million.

Smart Fleet Management

Our PureAware Smart Fleet Technology provides unparalleled air quality visibility and simplified remote management for your fleet of air purifiers.

PureAware’s wireless monitors allow facility teams to control and monitor their units from a single dashboard.

This system schedules purification based on room use, tracks filter life, monitors air quality including CO2 levels, temperature, and humidity, and provides remote control and maintenance alerts.

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