SinglePoint Inc (OTC:SING) said its BPA Solutions subsidiary recognizes the substantial market opportunity for US states to continue funding and prioritizing clean indoor air as the Biden administration extends the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency due to omicron sub-variants.
BPA Solutions is working to be recognized as the de facto source of solutions for healthier buildings and cleaner indoor air in the US, SinglePoint noted.
The company said the extension would enable state governments to access the remaining emergency funds to prevent transmission of COVID-19 and other infectious particles by upgrading HVAC systems, deploying air purification units, and making health-focused investments in infrastructure overall.
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Under the extension, the states can reapply for cancel emergency funding and have an additional 120 days to apply for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) assistance for up to $1 million per qualified location, according to SinglePoint.
BPA Solutions CEO Ryan Cowell noted that while more must be accomplished to limit coronavirus’ spread, federal support has substantially improved indoor air quality in all aspects.
“Air quality is and will be a major industry as schools, offices, and individuals work to mitigate airborne pathogens, pollutants, allergies, and more that will ultimately improve our collective individual health,” he said in a statement. “With continued financial assistance from government agencies like FEMA, BPA Solutions can be a community partner in offering services and products to produce cleaner air.”
BPA Solutions is focused on providing schools and other governmental agencies with products designed to create healthier, safer public gathering places.
SinglePoint is a sustainable lifestyle company focused on the solar energy and storage and indoor air purification markets.
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