ALLONNIA LLC

Allonnia LLC specializes in advanced environmental remediation and biotechnological innovation for defense and federal science missions, focusing on the development and deployment of novel methods to detect, extract, and destroy persistent contaminants. Their core capabilities center on protein surface display technologies for rare earth element recovery, fungal biotransformation of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and engineered systems such as surface-active foam fractionation and supercritical water oxidation for on-site PFAS destruction. The firm leverages interdisciplinary expertise at the intersection of molecular biology, environmental chemistry, and process engineering, with a distinct specialization in biological mechanisms for contaminant mobilization and degradation. Their work often integrates solid-phase biofunctionalization, enzymatic de-fluorination, and sustainable separation technologies, positioning them as a niche provider of science-driven, non-thermal remediation solutions for complex environmental challenges. Allonnia’s primary client is the Department of Defense, where they deliver research and development solutions under SERDP and ESTCP programs focused on environmental security and munitions lifecycle impacts. Their engagements consistently address PFAS mitigation, resource recovery, and biologically enabled cleanup—demonstrating a pattern of deep technical collaboration with DoD environmental science offices on high-priority, mission-critical projects. The company operates primarily under NAICS 541715, which encompasses applied research in physical and engineering sciences excluding nanotechnology and biotechnology—though their work frequently intersects with biological systems. This places them at the forefront of environmental biotechnology innovation within the federal R&D market, serving defense and environmental stewardship sectors with science-based, scalable technologies. Allonnia LLC is a small business structured as a 2K entity, headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their technical rigor and consistent performance on high-complexity DoD R&D contracts establish a strong reputation in the environmental science and defense innovation ecosystem.