Bio-One joins Lion National Corp. affiliate network through OMNIA Partners contract

Bio-One Inc. is now an authorized affiliate of Lion National Corp. through an OMNIA Partners contract, giving public sector buyers a faster, compliant way to buy biohazard cleanup services. The deal is aimed at schools, governments, healthcare providers, religious organizations and nonprofits that want to avoid a lengthy RFP process.

Why it matters: - Public agencies can now access Bio-One's cleanup services through a prequalified purchasing vehicle instead of running a separate RFP. - The arrangement is designed to shorten project start times and delivery times while keeping purchases compliant with procurement laws. - The contract could matter most for buyers that need fast response for sensitive cleanup jobs, including schools, local governments and healthcare sites.

What happened: - Bio-One Inc. announced on July 16, 2026, that it is now an authorized affiliate of Lion National Corp. through the OMNIA Partners contract. - The partnership opens access to Bio-One services for K-12 schools, colleges and universities, state and local governments, healthcare organizations, religious organizations and nonprofits. - The announcement was made from Springville, Utah.

The details: - Agencies can use the contract to buy Bio-One biohazard decontamination services nationwide. - Covered services include suicide cleanup, crime scene cleanup, blood spill cleanup, unattended death cleanup, hoarding cleanup, emergency vehicle decontamination, odor removal and medical waste disposal. - Bio-One says its professionals fully remediate affected spaces and follow established biohazard protocols and safety standards. - Bio-One's cooperative purchasing page is here. - Lion National Corp.'s public sector OMNIA Partners page is here. - Bio-One has more than 130 locations in 40 states. - Bio-One's services are organized into four categories: Trauma and Biohazard Cleanup, Environmental and Property Restoration, Infectious Disease and Sanitation Services, and Hazardous Substance Remediation. - Lion National Corp. serves as an independent third-party administrator for cooperative purchasing contracts. - OMNIA Partners is one of the nation's largest cooperative purchasing organizations for public sector procurement.

Between the lines: - The partnership reflects a broader push by public agencies to speed up procurement for specialized services without sacrificing compliance. - The contract model also reduces friction for vendors and buyers by relying on a competitively solicited, publicly awarded agreement. - Bio-One is positioning itself as a rapid-response provider for highly sensitive cleanup situations where discretion and professionalism matter.

What's next: - Participating agencies can begin using the contract to source Bio-One services immediately. - Bio-One and Lion National Corp. are likely to market the cooperative purchasing option to additional public sector buyers. - Agencies that need biohazard cleanup will have a new procurement path that avoids a redundant RFP process.