VirExit Technologies Collaborates on Air Quality Pilot with Major U.S. School District

VirExit Technologies Inc. (OTC PINK: VXIT), a pioneer in health and safety solutions, announced a significant agreement with a major U.S. school district. The pilot project aims to test the MaxClean 756 Air and Surface Purification System, designed to optimize indoor air quality by mitigating bacteria, viruses, toxic molds, fungi, and VOCs.

Should the pilot succeed and lead to full adoption, the potential contract could be worth up to $67 million, covering 225 facilities with more than 28 million square feet of space. This initiative aligns with addressing the nationwide indoor air quality crisis spotlighted by the White House and state executive orders.

MaxClean 756 uses advanced Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) technology, integrating seamlessly into HVAC systems. The system promises significant energy savings and improved longevity of existing HVAC infrastructure. This project could prove beneficial in reducing absenteeism and enhancing academic performance by fostering a healthier environment.

The school district involved is evaluating various air quality technologies to combat poor indoor air quality and integrate them into future construction specifications. Long-term, the goal is to improve both health outcomes and educational experiences for students and staff.