Dams & levees
Create targeted mineral barriers within connected seepage pathways to supplement conventional cutoff, grouting and repair systems.
- Foundation seepage
- Embankment pathways
- Abutment fractures
- Targeted permeability control
Environmental
Control where
water moves.
BioSqueeze is developing biomineralization applications for seepage control, groundwater containment, aquifer protection and environmental remediation.
Sealconnected water pathways
Containimpacted groundwater
Protectaquifers and receptors
Healcritical infrastructure
The placement problem
Water follows pathways that are difficult to see and harder to reach.
Conventional grouting, excavation and mechanical barriers remain essential. They become more difficult when the flow path is narrow, distributed, geologically complex or located beneath operating infrastructure.
BioSqueeze fluids move through pores and fractures at approximately the viscosity of water. The treatment is designed to follow connected pathways before controlled mineral formation reduces permeability in place.
Priority applications
A common engineering function across environmental systems.
Each application begins with the same question: can the treatment reach the connected pathway and form a verifiable mineral barrier?
Groundwater containment
Intercept or isolate subsurface flow around impacted sites using mineralized barriers formed in soil and permeable geologic material.
- Plume containment
- Aquifer protection
- Industrial sites
- Sensitive receptors
Saltwater intrusion & aquifer control
Reduce unwanted vertical or lateral flow through connected formations, abandoned pathways or compromised subsurface barriers.
- Saltwater pathways
- Confining-unit leakage
- Well-related pathways
- Aquifer separation
Water infrastructure
Seal connected defects and reinforce cementitious systems where leakage, cracking and groundwater exposure threaten buried or difficult-to-access assets.
- Canals and conveyance
- Concrete cracks
- Utility structures
- Below-grade assets
Project qualification
Diagnosis comes before treatment.
Environmental projects require clear hydrogeologic characterization, compatible chemistry and a monitoring plan capable of separating treatment performance from natural variation.
Map the pathway
Use site history, monitoring, geophysics and hydraulic data to define likely flow.
Test compatibility
Evaluate substrate, groundwater chemistry and mineralization response.
Design delivery
Set injection locations, volumes, rates and treatment stages around site constraints.
Verify control
Measure hydraulic response, permeability or containment against the baseline.
Commercial foundation
Subsurface flow control is already the platform’s most established function.
More than 400 Oil & Gas deployments have built BioSqueeze’s operating discipline around diagnosis, injection, mineral formation and verification. Environmental projects extend that experience into different geology, standards and regulatory settings.
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