Environmental Protection Agency

Driving Environmental Innovation: Empowering the EPA’s NVFEL with Advanced IT and Telecommunications Support.

Partnering with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Zolon provides mission-critical IT and telecommunications support to the National Vehicle and Fuel Emissions Laboratory (NVFEL). Nestled in Ann Arbor, Michigan, NVFEL is a cornerstone of the EPA’s efforts to safeguard the environment. This facility is instrumental in emissions testing and developing cutting-edge vehicle and fuel technologies, influencing over $2 trillion in economic activity. By aligning environmental standards with economic progress, NVFEL ensures cleaner air, public health protection, and innovation in transportation.

Zolon’s mission and services was clear Strengthening NVFEL’s Program Management Network and Laboratory Network System for robust, seamless communication. Enabling Data-Driven Excellence and Supporting NVFEL’s rigorous data-intensive testing and analysis processes. Ensuring Compliance with Upholding EPA standards for data security and cybersecurity. Our Role in Transforming NVFEL’s IT Landscape Zolon delivered a full suite of IT and telecommunications solutions tailored to the unique needs of NVFEL with
Advanced Network Administration ensuring high-performance connectivity for critical laboratory and administrative functions. System Integration and Innovation streamlining operations across NVFEL’s complex dual-network structure. Data Security Leadership by implementing robust cybersecurity protocols to protect sensitive environmental data. LIMS Optimization supporting Laboratory Information Management Systems to enhance data analysis, emissions modeling, and regulatory compliance.

By enabling NVFEL’s team of scientists and engineers to work efficiently and securely, Zolon empowers the EPA to drive innovation in emissions testing and environmental standards. Our collaboration ensures that groundbreaking technologies and research pave the way for a cleaner, healthier future—proving that economic growth and environmental stewardship can go hand in hand.