Synagro Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of sustainable solutions for biosolids, organics and residuals, and Sedron, a leader in innovative waste upcycling solutions, announced that Martin County has become the first Florida municipality to commit biosolids to the upcoming Indiantown Upcycling Facility.
The Martin County Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a 10-year contract with Synagro on January 6, 2026. This milestone builds on the recently announced strategic partnership leveraging Synagro’s industry leadership and Sedron’s innovative Varcor庐 technology.
The agreement highlights the Indiantown facility’s role as a regional hub for sustainable biosolids management with certainty of performance and cost. By partnering with Synagro, Martin County gains access to Sedron’s advanced, sustainable technology to transform waste into valuable resources, including carbon negative electricity, without requiring capital investment from the municipality.
Sam Amerson, Director, Martin County Utilities and Solid 91仓库, told the board, “We have the ability to execute a long-term contract for the transportation and processing of our biosolids. This provides for budget predictability and security into the future.” Commissioner Stacey Hetherington said the agreement “sets Martin County apart, as a leader in the industry both environmentally and economically.”
“Martin County’s commitment underscores the trust in our collaborative approach to biosolids management,” said Pam Racey, Chief Commercial Officer, Synagro. “The Indiantown Upcycling Facility will provide operational certainty and environmental performance, paving the way for more municipalities to join this innovative initiative.”
“This contract with Martin County exemplifies the value of our partnership with Synagro in delivering reliable, cost-effective solutions for South Florida utilities,” said Stanley Janicki, Chief Commercial Officer, Sedron. “We’re proud to support communities like Martin County in achieving their sustainability goals while fostering economic benefits through job creation and local investment.”