INSTITUTIONAL & COMMERCIAL · GOVERNMENT & MILITARY FACILITIES

When Sick Days Cost Readiness, Treat the Air Across Barracks and Offices — Safely, in Occupied Spaces.

Shared quarters, public-facing government buildings, and large bases all run on people staying healthy and present. HOCl dry misting adds a layer of air and surface treatment your custodial staff can't reach by hand — reaching the shared air of a barracks bay, an office floor, or a public lobby. It works alongside your standard cleaning, never in place of it.

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GEIA Dry Misting in Government & Military Facilities

Watch lobbies, admin suites, and offices treated as part of standard operations.

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WHAT FACILITY AND COMMAND STAFF TELL US

Shared Quarters Share Air. When One Person Goes Down, Readiness Does Too.

A barracks bay is a room full of people breathing the same air. A government office floor cycles staff and the public through the same lobby all day. Your custodial routine is solid on the surfaces a crew can reach — desks, fixtures, common areas. It does not treat the shared air that carries a respiratory illness from one bunk, one cubicle, or one waiting room to the next.

In a military setting, every avoidable sick day is a hit to mission readiness. In a public-facing government building, an outbreak closes service to the people you exist to serve. And procurement quite reasonably asks: where is this made, can it run in occupied spaces, and can it scale across a multi-building installation without a wholesale change to how the place is cleaned?

What government and military facility leads tell us they need:
  • An air and surface treatment that helps reduce avoidable sick days and supports readiness
  • Coverage of the shared air in barracks, offices, and public lobbies — not just wiped surfaces
  • Chemistry that is safe to run in occupied spaces, around staff and the public
  • Equipment that scales from a single office to a multi-building base or campus
  • A credible, US-based supplier whose system layers onto existing custodial SOPs
HOW GEIA WORKS ON A BASE OR IN A GOVERNMENT BUILDING

Treat the Shared Air — From a Single Office to a Multi-Building Installation.

GEIA equipment disperses hypochlorous as a 1–3 micron dry mist that fills the full volume of a space — the shared air of a barracks bay, an office floor, a public lobby. Hypochlorous is the same molecule the human immune system produces. It carries a pH of about 6.5, is non-toxic, leaves no residue, and breaks down to saline, so it can be used in occupied spaces. GEIA Solutions is a US-based manufacturer in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a documented Capabilities Statement and a product range that scales from a single room to a whole installation.

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Supports Mission Readiness

Treating the shared air in barracks and offices helps reduce avoidable sick days — keeping more of the team present and the building open for service.

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US-Based, Documented Supplier

GEIA Solutions manufactures in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a Capabilities Statement and multi-office support — built for institutional procurement.

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Scales Across an Installation

From a portable unit in a single office to a big mobile unit sweeping large bays and a base, the same method scales to a multi-building footprint.

GEIA equipment is an application method designed to disperse properly prepared hypochlorous as an additional layer within a facility's cleaning, sanitizing, and air-quality protocols. It helps reduce and manage airborne and surface contamination; it does not carry disinfectant kill claims and is not itself EPA-registered. For EPA-registered efficacy, see the chemistry — HOCl Tablets (3.3g and 6.5g Tablets) carry full EPA registration. GEIA equipment is also compatible with ready-to-use HOCl solutions and HOCl generators many distributors supply.
RESULTS GOVERNMENT & MILITARY FACILITIES REPORT

What Changes When the Shared Air Is Treated

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Avoidable sick days affecting readiness
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Improved air quality in barracks and offices
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Made in the USA · Salt Lake City, Utah
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Scales across a multi-building installation

"We started with the shared quarters where sick days hit us hardest, then scaled the same method to the admin offices and the public-facing front counter. Custodial keeps doing exactly what they did before — this layered on top. The fact that it's US-made and documented made procurement straightforward."

— Facilities Director, government installation (name on file)

PROCESS

How GEIA Layers Onto Your Existing Custodial Program

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Custodial Staff Cleans First

Your standard cleaning program runs as it always has — desks, fixtures, common areas, restrooms. GEIA never replaces it.

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Run GEIA

Set-in-place ROGE treats fixed quarters and operations rooms on a set routine. The big mobile LUVIAN sweeps large bays and multiple buildings; the portable AYRUS handles offices and public lobbies.

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Stay in the Space

The dry mist is safe in occupied spaces — no need to evacuate a bay or close a lobby. It evaporates with no residue and no standing water, so operations continue.

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Document & Maintain

Cycle logs attach to your facility records. Tablets refilled on schedule. Descaler every 6 months. Ongoing labor: minutes per unit per month, scalable across buildings.

QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. GEIA Solutions is a US-based manufacturer headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a documented Capabilities Statement and multi-office support. The company is the innovator and market leader in dry misting technology and is set up to support institutional and government procurement requirements.

Yes. Hypochlorous is non-toxic, pH neutral, and naturally produced by the human immune system. The 1–3 micron dry mist can be used in occupied spaces — there is no need to evacuate a bay or close a service counter. It evaporates with no residue and no standing water.

No. GEIA works alongside your existing custodial program — never in place of it. Your staff cleans first. GEIA then treats the shared air and the surfaces a crew couldn't reach by hand. The two together treat both wiped surfaces and the full environment of a building.

GEIA equipment is an application method, not a disinfectant with kill claims, and it is not itself EPA-registered. It helps reduce and manage airborne and surface contamination in shared quarters and offices as an added layer alongside your cleaning, which facilities connect to fewer avoidable sick days. EPA-registered efficacy sits with the chemistry — see 3.3g and 6.5g Tablets. We never claim the equipment kills or eliminates any specific pathogen.

Yes. The same method scales by unit type: a portable AYRUS in a single office, set-in-place ROGE units on a set routine in fixed quarters and operations rooms, and the big mobile LUVIAN rolling through large bays and across multiple buildings. The range covers a single room up to a multi-building installation.

GEIA equipment disperses hypochlorous solutions. EPA registration sits with the chemistry, never the equipment. 3.3g and 6.5g Tablets are EPA-registered HOCl-producing tablets. GEIA equipment is also compatible with other EPA-registered HOCl tablets, ready-to-use HOCl, and HOCl generators many distributors supply. Your distributor will confirm the chemistry your facility uses meets your jurisdiction's requirements.

Ready to Treat the Shared Air Across Your Quarters, Offices, and Public Buildings?

Get a custom quote for your facility or installation, or schedule a live demo — we'll mist a space while your facility and command staff stay in the room and watch it work.