In the shadowy world of radioactive waste management, Bionomics Inc. presents itself as a licensed broker in Oak Ridge, TN. But peel back the layers, and you find a ghost company with a website that screams 'bootstrap' and a business model that defies physics.

"This isn't a startup—it's a placeholder. A $200K revenue claim for a nuclear waste broker is less than the cost of a single truck inspection."

The technology stack reveals more about their priorities than their business. React, Tailwind CSS, and Zendesk suggest a focus on appearance over function. For a company handling radioactive material, you'd expect robust compliance tracking systems, not a marketing site built like a startup landing page. The single social profile links to Perma-Fix (a competitor), not their own presence.

• Claims to be a licensed radioactive waste broker with zero verifiable client portfolio
• Revenue ($200K) is 10-100x below industry standard for legitimate brokers
• Traffic data is 'undefined'—either a tracking error or a sign of non-existent operations
• No physical address, phone number, or regulatory license numbers listed
• Single employee listed—insufficient for handling regulated nuclear material logistics