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Interactive briefing · ~6 minutes

10 of 10 MWBE contractor spots open

Batch #001 · Released — shipping September

ErythroAGRO™ MWBE Briefing

Master the CUF Protocol, Secure Batch #001, and Connect with Prime General Contractors.

Prime general contractors are actively searching for certified MWBE trade partners to fulfill NYS 30% diversity goals without pass-through audit risk. We equip your firm with neat anhydrous timber defense chemistry, standardized jobsite validation protocols, and direct Prime Contractor bid matchmaking.

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CUF visual briefing · ~3 min

Same cinema player as Vector Threat: tap play, hover for controls (seek / pause / mute). Slides advance with the audio.

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Your work

What does your firm mostly do?

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Matched path

Eligibility

Are you already MWBE-certified or registered?

Pilot slot reservation (LOI) is limited to certified / registered MWBE organizations.

Prime Contractor Matchmaking & Bid Referrals Included

Approved MWBE partners in Batch #001 who complete the 3-Seat System Validation Protocol are entered into our Certified Partner Directory and connected with Prime Contractors actively requesting certified framing partners on public infrastructure projects.

Prefer email? [email protected]

Supply Chain & Governance

How We Operate: IP Owner & Supply Chain Structure

Clear structural separation ensuring zero paper brokerage and defensible MWBE technical participation.

Tier 1 · IP Owner

ErythroAGRO™

Formulation IP holder, System Validation Protocol designer, CBT operator training issuer, and field-evidence platform provider.

Tier 2 · Toll Manufacturer

Contracted Blending Partner

EPA-compliant, quality-controlled contract manufacturing facility handling physical blending, GHS packaging, and jobsite freight logistics.

Tier 3 · Jobsite Execution

MWBE Subcontractor

Physical F.O.B. Tailgate intake, calibrated ULV spray application, crew supervision, install-photo records, and Checklists A/B/C completion.

Responsibility Area ErythroAGRO (IP Holder) Contract Manufacturer MWBE Subcontractor Crew
Formulation IP & Protocol Design ✓ Proprietary Owner Blends to Spec N/A
Physical Blending & GHS Pail Drums Specification Design ✓ Batching & Packaging N/A
Jobsite Tailgate Delivery Intake QR Registry Engine Carrier Shipment ✓ Physical F.O.B. Receipt
ULV Sprayer Calibration & Spraying Protocol Training N/A ✓ Jobsite Application
Install-photo records & Checklists A/B/C Audit File Template N/A ✓ On-Site Sign-Off
Real Audit Breakdown

Concrete Audit Scenario: 18 Months Later

How the four-step evidence file supports compliance reviews when state or federal auditors pull project files. Illustrative scenario — not a guaranteed audit outcome.

Month 0 · Jobsite Receipt Step 1

Tailgate Intake & Calibration

MWBE crew receives a 5-gallon XyloSHIELD™ concentrate at jobsite tailgate. Supervisor scans container QR code, verifies custody, and logs ULV sprayer calibration.

Proof: Checklist A + QR scan
Month 1 · Execution Step 2

Install-photo application record

MWBE crew applies neat spray to ~5,000 sq ft open framing (one 5-gal pail coverage class). GPS time-stamped photos and signed Checklists B & C are compiled into the prime audit file.

Proof: GPS photos + Checklist B & C
Months 1–18 · Presence Step 3

Ongoing Station Monitoring

Crew maintains six on-site monitoring stations and logs Checklist C inspections on schedule — continuous technical presence between install and audit, not a one-day visit.

Proof: Station logs + inspection photos
Month 18 · State Review Step 4

Audit Confirmation

State DOT / DASNY compliance officer reviews the project file. The prime produces the ErythroAGRO evidence chain (intake → application → monitoring). Illustrative outcome: CUF documentation accepted; MWBE-related retainage / progress holds released.

Illustrative — not a guaranteed CUF credit
Founding Pilot · Batch #001 · Turnkey Field Kit

Offense & Defense System → specialty subcontract

You buy a fixed-scope operating kit from ErythroAGRO. Your firm prices the specialty timber scope to the prime — product + playbook + field docs, not a bucket of spray. Documentation is designed to support CUF review.

Pilot Deposit $2,999 card $2,954 ACH · package $9,995 / $9,845
Why primes care
  • Paper-brokerage risk: On a large MWBE subcontract, a finding that the MWBE only brokered materials can stall retainage or progress payments tied to participation — enough to freeze cash flow. (Illustrative only; amounts vary by contract.)
  • Directory & removal risk: Failure to show independent crew execution can jeopardize future bid eligibility and prime willingness to keep you on the team.
What the Offense & Defense System enables
  • Real crew work: Your operators perform neat timber application with their calibrated ULV / spray equipment — zero-water tank-mix, so no on-site water access or complex mixing — not a pass-through invoice.
  • Fluid + void specialty scope: Perimeter Defense spray plus documented T-Bait convert labor (Spider pull → fill upper void → GPS CUF photos) — the work commercial / gov markets already price above fluid-only spray.
  • Field documentation stack: Custody photos, install-photo / convert records, 6 monitoring stations, and Checklists A/B/C for prime diligence — CUF documentation support, not a government certification.
  • Preconfigured specialty bids: Preconfigured specialty bid drafts you size by volume, copy / paste, and customize for the job. Starting draft only — copy / paste, then customize for the project. Review with legal / compliance (or whoever owns bid submittals) before sending to a prime. Not a quote, rate card, or legal advice. Partner sets final prices. Templates refresh as active timber packages evolve. Agency / prime decides CUF.

1 · What you buy from ErythroAGRO

Kit component Field role Pilot allocation
Perimeter Defense (5-gal concentrate) Neat timber defense for open framing, crawlspaces, sill plates (up to ~5,000 sq ft coverage class per 5-gal pail · ~1,000 sq ft/gal) Included
2 × XyloSHIELD™ T-Bait (10 oz) Offense — station convert + between-beam voids ($598 starter value @ $299/tube) Included (2 tubes)
3 Protocol Training Seats System Validation Protocol + P-XS endorsement before physical release Included (3 seats)
6 On-Site Monitoring Stations Hardware for continuous site presence where soil allows seating (install photos within 18–24 hours; N/A + geotagged justification on concrete / no-soil) Included (6 units)
Field Checklists A/B/C Custody, calibration, convert CUF rows, and diagnostics for prime diligence files Included
Prime Diligence Packet SAM / UEI / CAGE vendor context + Technical CUF Attestation template support Included
Protocol Academy · Dynamic Bid Kits Starting draft only — copy / paste, then customize for the project. Review with legal / compliance (or whoever owns bid submittals) before sending to a prime. Not a quote, rate card, or legal advice. Partner sets final prices. Templates refresh as active timber packages evolve. Agency / prime decides CUF. Preconfigured specialty timber bid drafts (Core / Full / Partial) — pick job type + volume, then Copy / Save as .txt and customize for the project. Included · starting drafts
Fixed Pilot Kit Price $9,995 Card / $9,845 ACH
Pilot Deposit (30% today) $2,999 Card / $2,954 ACH

2 · How partners often bill the prime

Illustrative specialty subcontract for ~5,000 sq ft (one 5-gal pail class — example only; not a market survey or third-party estimate). Larger framing packages scale at ~1,000 sq ft/gal. T-Bait convert labor is additive to core fluid + stations + documentation. After Batch #001, T-Bait is its own SKU / package ($299/tube); convert / void labor is how partners bill that specialty scope to the prime. Partner sets their own prices.

Line item (example) What the prime is buying Illustrative
Structural timber defense application Crew neat Perimeter Defense on open framing / crawlspace / sill plate woodlines $16,000–$18,000
Continuous subterranean monitoring Station install + scheduled inspection / log maintenance (e.g. 18-month framing) $5,000–$6,000
Digital field QA/QC, chain-of-custody & compliance reporting Operational deliverable: field QA/QC + chain-of-custody reporting; includes the CUF evidence package (A/B/C + install-photo records) for prime diligence $4,000–$5,000
Applicator protocol & site setup Protocol-trained crew posture, calibration, and environmental / safety setup on site $3,000
Core specialty scope (no T-Bait) ~$28,000–$36,000
+ Void / station convert (T-Bait) Spider pull upper cartridge → fill upper void on wooden base + between-beam paste — additive Offense labor (own SKU after Batch #001) +$4,000–$6,000
Combined illustrative (core + T-Bait) ~$32,000–$42,000

Not a quote from ErythroAGRO. Not ErythroAGRO’s public rate card. Not a guarantee of award, margin, retainage release, or CUF credit. Illustrative line items are partner→prime pricing examples only. Tube wholesale ($299/tube) is what you buy from ErythroAGRO; convert / void dollars are partner→prime labor. After Batch #001, reorder Perimeter Defense and T-Bait (Offense) as separate packages; eDNA is a third separate package later. Field documentation is evidence supporting a CUF determination — the contracting agency or prime decides CUF. Not a government certification, structural warranty, or pest-free guarantee. ULV / spray equipment remains partner crew gear unless separately contracted.

CUF Documentation Crosswalk

CUF principles across federal & state programs

How Protocol maps to common diligence themes — not one unified compliance regime. Federal DBE and state MWBE are separate programs; agencies evaluate independently.

Informed by 49 CFR § 26.55 & NYS Art. 15-A
Regulatory statute / body Common diligence theme ErythroAGRO Protocol mapping Evidence artifacts
Federal Transit & DOT
49 CFR § 26.55(c)
DBE must actually perform a commercially useful function — responsible for execution through management, supervision, and real performance of the contracted scope (equipment ownership or rental can be relevant evidence). F.O.B. Tailgate custody intake, sprayer calibration log, and field application / install photo records under MWBE crew control. Checklist A & B
New York State ESD / DASNY
Exec. Law Article 15-A
Paper brokerage without independent performance fails CUF diligence. Reviewers look for independent management, material responsibility, and actual performance of the contracted scope. Protocol documents custody, calibration, neat application, and field oversight so the MWBE can show self-performed technical presence — not a pass-through invoice. Checklist C
EPA Section 25(b)
40 CFR § 152.25(f)
Federal minimum-risk class: qualifying ingredients, complete disclosure, and compliant claims/labeling. Does not impose ErythroAGRO’s neat / zero-water application rule. Formulation: anhydrous lipid matrix under 25(b) positioning. Protocol SOP: neat spray only — no water tank mix (product / SOP requirement, not an EPA 25(b) condition). GHS & SDS File
Prime Contractor Diligence
Common AGC / AIA themes
Verification of subcontractor entity registration, SAM status, CAGE / UEI, and safety protocols (diligence themes — not a single codified “AGC/AIA statute”). ErythroAGRO SAM registration, CAGE 21WE3, UEI WUJZVFFZHGS2, NAICS 561710 / 561110, and turnkey partner diligence packet. SAM registered

Prime Contractor Diligence: ErythroAGRO™ SAM Registered Entity | CAGE: 21WE3 | UEI: WUJZVFFZHGS2 | NAICS: 561710 / 561110. Formulation positioned as an EPA Section 25(b) minimum-risk exempt product under 40 CFR § 152.25(f) at the federal level — states may still require registration or other conditions; confirm jurisdiction before use.

Compliance notice: Protocol helps MWBE partners perform and document commercially useful function evidence under applicable program requirements. Documentation is evidence supporting a CUF determination — not proof of CUF, not universal compliance, and not automatic credit. The contracting agency or prime ultimately determines CUF. Federal DBE and state MWBE programs may evaluate the same facts differently.

Compliance notice: supports documentation of technical scope for CUF audit readiness. Not a government certification, EPA approval, or guaranteed compliance credit.

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