DENVER — CitroTech Inc., manufacturer of environmentally safe fire prevention solutions for homes and wood products, has announced a strategic partnership with All Terrain Fire Support Inc., a wildfire mitigation, emergency response, and infrastructure protection firm. The collaboration is designed to help federal, state, and military agencies prevent wildfires and safeguard assets using safe, non-toxic, and long-lasting protection.

By combining CitroTech’s fire inhibition technology with All Terrain’s operational expertise and established government and defense relationships, the partnership better positions the companies to capture a rapidly expanding market opportunity. U.S. military and government agencies are under increasing pressure to improve wildfire readiness while complying with increasingly stringent environmental and sustainability standards. The company estimates that as much as 275,000 gallons of CitroTech product may be required to cover each square mile of terrain or active munition zones, underscoring both the scale of protection required and the significant opportunity to safeguard expansive, high-risk environments.

"This partnership marks a fundamental shift in how we can help government agencies approach wildfire prevention and protection of mission-critical infrastructure," said Wes Bolsen, CEO of CitroTech. "Legacy fire retardants were built for a different set of expectations. Today, agencies must navigate a much more complex landscape, balancing escalating fire risk with environmental stewardship and regulatory scrutiny. Together with All Terrain, we are advancing unprecedented access to solutions built for this reality, offering safe, durable protection across bases, training grounds, active munition zones, and surrounding communities in high-risk fire zones."

Why this matters now:

• U.S. military bases and federal lands are increasingly exposed to fast-moving fires, putting critical operations, infrastructure, and surrounding communities at risk.
• Protecting just one square mile can require hundreds of thousands of gallons of preventative coverage, underscoring how much vulnerable land is still unprotected.
• Legacy fire retardants are facing growing environmental and regulatory pushback, leaving agencies searching for safer, more compliant alternatives.
• This marks a broader turning point from reactive firefighting to proactive, long-term risk mitigation.

“All Terrain has spent years working alongside government and military organizations in high-risk environments,” said Chris Dusa, president of All Terrain Fire Support Inc. “As a Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, we understand directly the intricate challenges these agencies face. CitroTech represents a true step-change for fire inhibitors and long-term fire retardants in the United States. In uniting our unique capabilities, we are enabling seamless, scaled adoption of a solution that meets advanced environmental standards while delivering top-tier protection.”

The companies expect the partnership to initially focus on U.S. federal and military opportunities, with the potential to expand across the Western United States over time.