Incubator Tenants

Advanced Infrastructure Technologies

Advanced Infrastructure Technologies is attempting to commercialize the composite bridge contruction technology called, "bridge in a backpack," developed at UMaine's AEWC Advanced Structures & Composites Center. The technology involves hollow composite tubes that can be shipped in a bag to a construction site, inflated at the site, bent to any shape to fit the geometry of the site and infused with a resin to become rigid overnight.

In its first year, the company expects to construct as many as six bridges in maine, working with the Maine DOT and local contractors and engineering firms. After an initial incubation of five years, the company says it could employ more than 100 people, including engineers, technicians, manufacturing and sales and marketing personnel.

Contact: Brit Svoboda
Email: brit@aitbridges.com
Phone: 207.866.6526
Website: www.aitbridges.com

ANGEL Secure Networks, Inc.

ANGEL Secure Networks is involved in software research and development and process engineering services for protecting very high value data against the risk of compromise by trusted insiders as well as outside pirates. Their focus is on national security. They are currently located in Massachusetts and the Target Technology Incubator, as they partner with UMaine's Supercomputer program to further their development and commercialization activities.

Contact: Cynthia Smith
Email: cynthiasmith@angelsecurenetworks.com
Phone: 207.866.6537

Cerahelix Inc.

Cerahelix has developed a breakthrough in filtration- a ceramic membrane that provides the durability of ceramics with the small pore size and selectivity of polymer based nanofiltration membranes. Products made using our technology filter water three times faster and remove contaminants ten times smaller than other ceramic membranes used today.

Contact: Susan MacKay
Email: smackay@cerahelix.com
Phone: 207.866.6562
Website: www.cerahelix.com

Environetix Technologies Corp.

Environetix provides wireless solutions to the challenges of sensing temperature, pressure, vibration, strain and corrosion in harsh and extreme environments. A technology-transfer spin-off company, Environetix was formed in 2009 in response to the significant interest the U.S. Air Force (USAF) expressed in commercializing the ground-breaking research performed in partnership with the University of Maine Laboratory for Surface Science and Technology (LASST). LASST researchers have demonstrated the feasibility of using select piezoelectric surface acoustic wave sensors to meet USAF requirements for high temperature, pressure, vibration and strain sensors in harsh environments.

Contact: Joe Arsenault
Email: jarsenault@environetix.com
Phone: 207.866.6551
Website: www.environetix.com

Forest Research, LLC

Forest Research, LLC conducts economic research on forest-based products and services, including biofuels, biomass, and carbon sequestration.

Contact: Don MacKay
Email: don@forestresearchllc.com
Phone 207.299.3280
Website: www.forestresearchllc.com

Knife Edge Productions

Knife Edge Productions is a full service video production and design company that synthesizes creativity and technology in a seamless way. Founding partners Nathan Hankla and Sheridan Kelley work together to provide you with a customized approach to your video design project. By combining artistic talents and creative vision with access to the latest technological advances, Knife Edge Productions gives you the best of both worlds.

Contact Sheridan Kelley
Email: sheridan@kefilm.com
Phone: 207.866.6556
Website: www.kefilm.com

Milcord ME

Milcord builds knowledge powered solutions for social behavior, information security, and geospatial intelligence applications. Our solutions are web and mobile applications for various Federal agencies developed using an Open Innovation applied research and advanced technology development model.

Contact: Mike Toothaker
Email: mtoothaker@milcord.com
Phone: 207.866.6532
Website: www.milcord.com

Zeomatrix

Zeomatrix designs and manufactures zeolite-based composite materials made from renewable resources. Using state-of-the-art R&D methods, our composites can be used for numerous clean tech solutions, including improving air quality and green building materials.

Contact: Susan MacKay
Email: smackay@zmtrx.com
Phone: 207.866.6562
Website: www.zmtrx.com


Market Tenants

Four Directions Development Corporation

The mission of Four Directions Development Corporation (FDDC) is to improve social and economic conditions for Native Americans in the state of Maine. The driving vision behind FDDC, the first Native-governed Community Development Corporation in Northern New England, is to create an institution to build assets for tribal members. FDDC serves members of the four Native American tribes in Maine: the Passamaquoddy tribe (representing two reservations), the Penobscot Indian Nation, the Houlton Band of Maliseets, and the Aroostook Band of Micmac Indians.

Contact: Barbara McGowen
Email: administration@fourdirectionsmaine.org
Phone: 207.866.6500

SGC Engineering

SGC is a highly responsive, solution-oriented engineering firm with offices across Maine and Vermont. They help their clients succeed by committing the appropriate resources and required expertise to develop the best solution. This is accomplished by gaining a thorough understanding of their needs and leveraging available technology to its fullest to meet their immediate and long-term goals.

Contact: Jodie Kandel
Email: sgc@sgceng.com
Phone: 207.866.6571