Public Spaces & Disaster Remediation
Plant-42 manufactures and packages surface care products for partners serving public facilities and disaster recovery crews. Bring your formula, the cleanup task and where supplies need to go.
Public Spaces & Disaster Cleanup
Plan supply for routine care and recovery.
Everyday public spaces
Plan pack sizes and repeat supply around the surfaces and frequency of routine care.
Plan a public-space programDisaster cleanup
Scope the site, crew equipment and product requirements before committing to a production plan.
Plan a cleanup programResponse supply
Consider concentrate, local water and replenishment where site conditions and controls support them.
Plan response supplyWhat to review Document surfaces, site conditions, water and preparation requirements. Ask for supporting product documents and relevant site references during review.
Your brand, our manufacturing
White-label product catalog
Build your branded product line from established Plant-42 formulas. Review the product fit, packaging and demand forecast with our manufacturing team. Open a product for details; use arrows or swipe to view sizes.
Biocompatible Cleaner
Build one branded cleaning line across three sectors with a USP-grade-water formula, fragrance options and formats from pocket to bulk.
- Water-based; formulated without alcohol or bleach
- Fragrance choices for a differentiated branded line
- 18 mL to 265 Gallon liquid formats
EPA-Registered Hospital Disinfectant
Add an EPA-registered hospital disinfectant to your portfolio through supplemental distribution under your brand.
- EPA Reg. No. 100629-3; ready to use
- Your brand through EPA supplemental distribution
- 18 mL, 32 oz and 1 Gallon formats
No-Rinse Cleaner
Expand your restoration supply line with a chlorine-bleach-free stain and odor cleaner, available from gallon packs to bulk supply.
- No-rinse use where product directions allow
- For compatible restoration and facility substrates
- 1 and 5 Gallon, 55 Gallon Drum and 265 Gallon IBC Tote
Exterior Cleaner
Develop an exterior-cleaning program for your distribution customers around the surfaces, application methods and packs they need.
- Stain and odor cleaning for compatible exteriors
- Scope the formula around substrate and finish
- Review packaging and production for your program
Working dogs
Explore grooming and routine care products for working dogs in this industry, with options for your brand.
Catalog and custom packaging
Catalog formats shown are documented for at least one program on this page. Confirm the current pack, closure and availability for your formula. Other formats can be reviewed as custom requests. Images are illustrative.
Custom requests
- Alternate sizes
- Alternate closures and dispensers
- Label and carton configuration
- Bulk delivery configuration
EPA-registered product programs
Eligible hospital disinfectant programs can be sold under your brand through EPA supplemental distribution (sub-registration), subject to the registrant’s agreement, the applicable filing and approved labeling.
Plant-42 operates an EPA-registered pesticide-producing establishment. We can manufacture and package customers’ EPA-registered products at that establishment, subject to product, label and production review.
Cleanup and supply planning
Plan for a daily route or a recovery site.
A transit concourse needs a predictable refill schedule. Recovery crews may need different pack sizes and delivery points as sites reopen. Tell us which surfaces they clean, what equipment they use and how they replenish the product.
Plant-42 / Contract manufacturing
Bring your own formula for private labeling or review an existing Plant-42 formula for white labeling. For a concentrate, include the water specification and the preparation site. Where it fits, we can plan to ship the concentrate and add water closer to use.
This is a product-partnership and manufacturing conversation for large-scale emergency cleanup. It is separate from an offer of licensed mold-remediation services or an on-site response commitment.
Name the job.
- Describe the cleanup task, surfaces and soils.
- Bring the current product directions and site restrictions.
- Identify the product user, technical reviewer and purchasing decision-maker.
Define the unit.
- Share formula status and available product documents.
- Describe the proposed container, closure and label.
- Keep different product roles and instructions separate.
Plan the handoff.
- Bring quantity estimates and their assumptions.
- Identify destinations and replenishment requirements.
- Agree scope and timing before any supply commitment.
Planning workspace / Local brief
Choose the next decision in your recovery product program.
Use the workspace to organize your starting point. Change the route to see the information and conversation it calls for.
Selections stay on this page until you choose a link or copy the brief. The workspace does not submit an inquiry or confirm product suitability.
Private label / your formula
Bring the product definition into production.
- Current formulation and preparation information.
- Product directions, specifications and available evidence.
- Proposed package, quantities and release responsibilities.
White label / our existing formula
Choose a Plant-42 formula for your brand.
- Intended customer, channel and product role.
- Formula options to review for the actual application.
- Brand permissions, package and supply requirements.
Product not yet defined
Resolve the engineering questions first.
- Clarify the task, surfaces and operating conditions.
- Identify what is known and what needs evaluation.
- Explore a contract-engineering discussion with Florida Biotech.
A useful starting brief is enough. Quantities, scope, evidence requirements and timing are reviewed for the actual program.
Product roles / Keep the task explicit
Different jobs need different product definitions.
Define what each product is being considered for. The task, directions and evidence need to describe the same use.
The cleanup task
Identify surfaces, soils, use conditions and the application method. Bring current directions and material restrictions into the discussion.
The proposed product role
Keep cleaning and any proposed specialist function distinct. Each requires its own product definition, instructions and supporting review.
The operating program
Connect the product to its package, user, destination and replenishment needs. Those decisions guide the scope that can be reviewed.
The next handoff
Does the product still need to be engineered?
When the application or formulation is still being defined, Florida Biotech is the contract-engineering path. Continue in the disaster-response context instead of starting over with a generic inquiry.
Florida Biotech / Contract engineering
Define the technical work.
Bring the application, formula status and evaluation questions into an engineering discussion.
Explore Florida Biotech disaster responseThis link continues to the Florida Biotech website. Project scope, contracting responsibilities and approvals are agreed for the work.
Before the next conversation
Keep the planning practical.
Can we discuss a product for our existing cleanup customers?
Yes. Start with your business role, the actual customer task and whether you have an existing formula, an existing product or a new concept. The discussion establishes the next scope to review.
What if we do not know the final quantity or timing?
Share the estimate and what it is based on. Explain likely destinations, package preferences and replenishment needs. A planning estimate is a starting point for review, not a supply commitment.
Does this page offer on-site remediation or emergency deployment?
No. This page concerns product engineering or manufacturing partnerships for large-scale emergency cleanup. It does not offer licensed mold-remediation services, emergency mobilization or a guarantee of product performance.
Your sector. Your program.
Bring the task. Define the product conversation.
The next stage / Contract Engineering
Continue this industry path with Florida Biotech.
Florida Biotech develops or refines the formulation around your surfaces, equipment and procedures. Plant-42 can then review the formula, water specifications, packaging and supply needs for manufacturing.
Project scope, technical information, responsibilities and commercial terms are agreed for the next stage.