Who We Are


UNIBEST International is headquartered in south-central Washington State in the heart of world-renown environmental research institutions and diverse agricultural cropland.

UNIBEST is a diversified service & supply company formed to exploit cutting edge research and technological developments in soil testing and environmental monitoring. The company offers products and analyses in three primary business groups, each with a common underpin – to merge proprietary technology and ongoing scientific advancements with decades’ worth of practical experience to replace the existing 50-year old methodology for soil testing and other environmental media monitoring. 

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UNIBEST partners with academic and research institutions to continue advancing the resin capsule technology.

  • Harvard University
  • University of California, Davis
  • University of Kentucky
  • University of Montana
  • University of Nebraska
  • University of Tokyo
  • United States Geological Survey
  • University of Nevada of Las Vegas
  • Sierra Nevada Aquatic Research
  • Murdoch University (Australia)
  • Swedish University of Agricultural Science


Universities and research organizations should contact us at info@unibestinc.com for an R&D Promotion Code.

 

Government Contracting

UNIBEST International, LLC is NOW a HUBZone certified company and is registered in CCR (DUNS 962107194, CAGE Code 5YNN3).

We offer clients access to professional, administrative and scientific staff in multiple disciplines and specialize in remote sensing and multiple patented and patent pending systems including our new Environmental Sampler. Our staff have professional certifications and are experts in CERCLA/RCRA and environmental compliance operations. Company NAICS codes include 541330, 541620, 541690, 541990, 562910, 325211 and 115116.

Come meet our CEO in a recent article by Tri-Cities Area Journal of Business - Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) Mentor Protege.