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We have quite a bit in common you and I, and I would love to discuss a few things with you, particularly your knowledge of government contracting. One of the companies I work with works with property owners in the implementation of water conservation systems and an organic/natural feeding program for outdoor and indoor landscape. We are working with the University of Florida to implement a test of our natural fertilizers as they meet current FL regulations regarding the amount of nitrogen that can be introduced into the soils, and the fact that they will not contaminate the algae (which is a huge problem in Florida) as they are made of cold water seaweed. Once these tests are complete our goal is to contact Pensacola regarding a possible presentation and test. At current time we are in the process of setting up a presentation with MCAS Yuma, Arizona. Tests were conducted a few years back, but we lost our contact and are having to start anew. I have a feeling that there is something we can do to speed along our work with the government, and I also have a feeling that you know just what that is.
Please let me know the best method to contact you.
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Thank you,
Stacy Bayton