1. LANDMARK INDUSTRIAL SERVICES
1665 HARMON ROAD
FORT WORTH, TEXAS 76177
(817) 230-8840
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. PRE-QUALIFICATION
FORM
2. LIS BROCHURE
3. FABRICATION
4. COATINGS
5. RESUMES

2. Landmark Structures I, LP / Landmark Industrial Services
Standard Pre-Qualification Form (PQF)
GENERAL INFORMATION
Company Name:
Landmark Structures I, LP
Telephone:
(817) 676-2818
Fax:
(817) 439-9001
Physical Address:
1665 Harmon Road
Fort Worth, Texas 76177
Contact Person: Frank McNeill Email: fmcneill@teamlandmark.com
Website: www.teamlandmark.com In Business Since: 1985
Primary NAICS: 237120 Other NAICS: 237110, 332420 SIC: 1541
ISNetworld Company ID: 400-161972
National Compliance
Contractor Monitors: Management Service (NCMS)
PICS
ORGANIZATION
Services Performed:
• Design
• Engineering
• Civil Work
• Steel Fabrication & Erection
• Tank Design, Installation, Maintenance,
Repair
• Mechanical & Piping Systems
• Fuel System Upgrades
• Technical Coating Systems
Specialized Services:
• Coatings: Certification as a Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) QP-1 & QS-1 Contractor
• Fabrication & Field Erection with a Dedicated Fabrication Facility
Annual Dollar Volume for the Past Three
Years:
2013 2012 2011
$77,000,000 $50,000,000 $65,000,000
Desired Project Size: Maximum: $15,000,000 Minimum: $100,000
D&B Financial Rating: 4A2 DUNS #: 01-761-7171 Tax ID #: 98-0226458

3. PROJECT HISTORY
Customer / Location Type of Work Tank Size Customer Contact
Western Refining
Bloomfield, New Mexico
Tank Bottom Replacement,
Mechanical Repairs &
Coatings
140’D x 40’
100’D x 40’
100’D x 48’
Larry Hawkins
(505) 330-6926
Eglin AFB – CCI Group
Eglin AFB, Florida
Tank Bottom Replacement,
Mechanical Repairs &
Coatings
2 – 70’D x
40’
Billy Bergfeld
(850) 699-7518
Eglin AFB – TolTest
Eglin AFB, Florida
New Tank Foundation,
Bottom, Cone Roof,
Mechanical Repairs &
Coatings
70’D x 40’
Russ Reinbolt
(419) 410-3530
SI Group
Freeport, Texas
Tank Repair & New Stainless
Steel Tank Design /
Fabrication / Erection
4 – 23’D x
20’
Vinay Singhania
(979) 415-1023
Pioneer Natural Resources
Midland, Texas
New Ground Storage Tank
and Tank Mixer Construction
8 – 5,000
BBL
Robert Bardo
(972) 969-3756
Holly Energy Partners
Artesia, New Mexico
New Ground Storage Tank
Construction / New Tank
Foundation & Coatings
1 – 30,000
BBL
1 – 40,000
BBL
Clem Vasquez
(575) 748-8973
Defense Construction
Canada / Shearwater, Nova
Scotia
New Ground Storage Tank
Construction
2,066,000
Gallons
Stephen Toth
(613) 998-1010
McKinney, Texas Tank Piping Repair
2,000,000
Gallons
Hal Cranor
(972) 547-7340
AECOM
Honolulu, Hawaii
Tank Bottom Replacement,
Mechanical Repairs &
Coatings
102’D x 48’
90’D x 60’
70’D x 60’
Tim Schaffer
(303) 308-3583
Westway Terminals
Cincinnati, Ohio
Tank Bottom Replacement &
Mechanical Repairs
52’Dx40
Ronald Santelik
(708) 297-5930
SAFETY AND HEALTH PERFORMANCE
Experience Modification Rate
2013 2012 2011
0.86 0.79 0.78
Hours (Excluding
Subcontractors)
Field Hours 286,907 180,136 272,727
Total Hours 442,937 314,716 421,046

4. 2013 2012 2011
Injury and Illness Data
(From OSHA 300 Logs)
Injuries Rate Injuries Rate Injuries Rate
Injury / Illness Related Fatalities 0 0 0 0 0 0
Injury / Illness Involving Days
Away From Work
1 0.45 0 0 1 0.48
Injury / Illness Involving Job
Transfer or Restriction
1 0.45 0 0 1 0.48
Injury / Illness Involving Medical
Treatment (Other Recordable
Case)
3 1.35 0 0 0 0
Total OSHA Recordable Injury /
Illness Rate**
5 2.26 0 0 2 0.95
SAFETY & HEALTH MANAGEMENT
Name: Tim Fetters Title: EHS Manager Telephone: (817) 439-8888
Certifications: Certified Safety Professional (CSP)
EHS PROGRAMS & PROCEDURES: KEY ELEMENTS
Key Elements Addressed in the Landmark EHS Program:
• Accountabilities and Responsibilities for Managers, Supervisors and Employees.
• Employee Participation
• Hazard Recognition and Control
• Management Commitment and Expectations
• Periodic Environment, Health and Safety Performance Appraisals for all Employees
• Resources for Meeting Environment, Health and Safety Requirements
• Root Cause Analysis
• Supervisor and Employee Training
• Safety Meetings and Communications
• Site Safety Audits
• Supervisor’s Bootcamp

5. EHS PROGRAMS & PROCEDURES
Work Practices and Procedures Included:
• Abrasive Blasting
• Accident / Incident Reporting
• Aerial Lifts
• Benzene Awareness
• Bloodborne Pathogens
• Compressed Gas Cylinder Handling
• Confined Space Entry
• Crane / Rigging / Lifting
• Disciplinary Policy
• Electrical Equipment Grounding
Assurance
• Emergency Preparedness, Including
an Excavation Plan
• Equipment Lockout and Tag Out
• Fall Protection / Ladder Safety
• First Aid
• Fire Protection / Extinguishers
• Good Housekeeping
• Hazard Communication
• Hearing Conservation / Noise Control
• Hot Work / Fire Prevention
• Hydrogen Sulfide
• Lead Exposure Control
• Lockout / Tagout
• Medical Examinations for Pre-Placement
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Portable Electrical / Power Tools
• Powered Industrial Vehicles / Vehicle Safety
• Pre-Employment, Random, and Cause Drug
Testing
• Process Safety Management
• Quality Assurance Program
• Respiratory Protection
• Rigging Material Handling
• Scaffolding
• Short Service Employee (SSE)
• Subcontractor Management Plan
• Substance Abuse Program
• Unsafe Condition Reporting
• Waste Disposal
• Welding, Cutting, Hot Work
Landmark Provides the Following Employee Training:
• Documented Daily, Weekly and Monthly Environmental, Health and Safety Meetings
• Pre-Employment Job Specific Training
• Proper Use and Inspection of Provided Personal Protective Equipment
• Equipment Safety Training
• Supervisor Responsibility Training
• Pure Safety Training Modules
Additional Items Available Upon Request:
• Landmarks Experience Record
• OSHA 300 Logs
• Insurance EMR Verification
• Landmark EHS – Policy, Program & Handbook
• Information on Landmark’s Fabrication Facility

6. Landmark
Tank Services
Designing, Constructing
and RepairingTanks to a
Higher Standard for over
25 years
Landmark Tank Services • 1665 Harmon Rd.
Fort Worth, Texas 76177 • 817.230.8857 Phone
www.teamlandmark.com • tankservices@teamlandmark.com
Landmark delivers consistent, high quality results.
Contact us today to discuss the best solution for your next project.

7. As a specialty engineering, construction and services company with over 25 years
experience, Landmark Tank Services (LTS) is recognized as an industry leader in
the design, construction and repair of storage tanks for a wide variety of industries.
Landmark management teams have earned the respect of owners throughout
the country with hands-on knowledge and quality focus. Our reputation in the
tank industry in unsurpassed.
Safety
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At Landmark, safety is not just a word – it is a way of life. Landmark’s uncom-
promising commitment to safety protects people, property and the environment.
We apply equally rigorous standards for all locations, require ongoing training
and testing for all crews, and utilize site evaluations, Hazard Identification and
Risk Assessments (HIRA) and root cause analysis to continually drive perfor-
mance improvement.
Landmark is an active member of ISNetworld, PICS and the National Compli-
ance Management Service (NCMS).
Engineer
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As a design-build company, Landmark has a broader perspective on the
engineering function, developing total solutions for our clients. Our engineering
expertise extends to civil, steel tank and mechanical systems, as well as unique
construction and repair procedures.
Fabricate
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Landmark’s specialty fabrication operations incorporate the finest
equipment, materials, and talent into each project. The ability to roll wide
plate to precise tolerances reduces field welding requirements, simplifying
production and enhancing results. We excel at complex projects, including
press forming for spheres, pressure vessels and curved structures.
Execute
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Landmark’s numerous specialty field crews enable timely delivery, without
surprises. Landmark crews are fully equipped to handle virtually any tank
erection and repair requirement, including mechanical and piping systems,
civil construction and turnkey project management.
In addition, Landmark offers complete surface preparation and coatings
services.Landmark’s high standards of process and product quality have
been recognized by the Society for Protective Coatings with their coveted
QS-1 and QP-1 certifications.
• Oil and gas exploration and production
• Military aircraft fueling facilities
• Lead abatement
• Mil-spec systems
We work in a wide range of applications for the
private sector, the military and municipal authorities:
• Industrial facilities
• Terminals
• Petrochemical plants
• Water and wastewater

8. Landmark
Tank Services
Designing, Constructing
and RepairingTanks to a
Higher Standard for over
25 years
Landmark Tank Services • 1665 Harmon Rd.
Fort Worth, Texas 76177 • 817.230.8857 Phone
www.teamlandmark.com • tankservices@teamlandmark.com
Landmark delivers consistent, high quality results.
Contact us today to discuss the best solution for your next project.

9. Contact us for more details
Landmark Fabrication LP
Decatur Landmark Industrial Park
Decatur, Texas 76234
940.626.4246
www.teamlandmark.com
Landmark
Fabrication
Specialty Components
and Custom Applications
With a unique range of capabilities
and flexibility, Landmark
Fabrication’s high capacity steel,
tank and components operations
incorporates the finest equipment,
materials and talent.
The plant features a 450-foot drive-through central
truck lane for loading and unloading, with extensive
material handling capabilities. Outside, similar crane
systems enable efficient management of the main
raw material storage area.
Landmark Fabrication’s ability to meet the most
demanding configurations and requirements sets a
higher standard for quality and productivity.

10. Concept to Completion,
CAD to Coatings
Landmark Fabrication’s strategic North Texas location is the launch point for
turnkey custom component as well as steel tank production. Situated in the
400-acre Decatur Landmark Industrial Park just north of the Dallas/Fort
Worth metroplex, the 67,000 square foot facility is adjacent to highway and
rail access, with multiple staging and storage options on site.
Safety is the Key
An uncompromising commitment to safety governs all work practices, and
includes ongoing training and testing, Hazard Identification and Risk
Assessments (HIRA), and root cause analysis to continually drive perfor-
mance improvement.
Fit and Finish
Landmark Fabrication technicians can provide design assistance for
prototyping and production processes in carbon steel, stainless steel,
aluminum or other metals; create jigs and fixtures; and recommend the
most efficient application of cutting, rolling, press forming, welding and
machining resources. They can take a project through subassembly or
assembly stages, as well as surface preparation and coatings, including
galvanizing and other special requirements. Capabilities are matched to
your needs, whether a single critical part or complete production sequence.
Our investments in the finest equipment, materials and talent deliver precise
results, superior quality and exceptional value for structural elements as
well as assembled components.
Cutting
Koike Aronson Plasma Cutting: One of
the largest cutting areas available in the
United States, at 12' x 108'. High
Definition system creates superior edge
quality to conventional plasma on mild
steel up to 1.5" thick. Contour Beveling
saves tremendous time in preparing
parts for welding operations.
Rolling
Faccin Four-Roll Double Pinch Bending:
Accommodates 12' rolls – cones as well
as cylinders. CNC controls can program
automatic production of components for
wind towers or vessels, as well as
automatic feed and positioning from the
13' x 41' table. The ability to roll wide plate
to precise tolerances can reduce welding
requirements, simplifying production and
enhancing results.
Press Forming
Produces precise spherical and double
curved shapes, with a 750 ton capacity.
Provides the ability to dish plate from
3/16 to 2" thick at any radius or
custom-formed shape.
Welding
Landmark employs a wide range of
precision welding equipment for large and
small components including a 10’ x 60’
gantry welder equipped with four 350 amp
flux core welding machines, ideal for long
continuous fillet welds.

11. Contact us for more details
Landmark Fabrication LP
Decatur Landmark Industrial Park
Decatur, Texas 76234
940.626.4246
www.teamlandmark.com
Landmark
Fabrication
Specialty Components
and Custom Applications
With a unique range of capabilities
and flexibility, Landmark
Fabrication’s high capacity steel,
tank and components operations
incorporates the finest equipment,
materials and talent.
The plant features a 450-foot drive-through central
truck lane for loading and unloading, with extensive
material handling capabilities. Outside, similar crane
systems enable efficient management of the main
raw material storage area.
Landmark Fabrication’s ability to meet the most
demanding configurations and requirements sets a
higher standard for quality and productivity.

12. Landmark
Coatings
Specialty Mobile
Operations
Uncompromising commitment to
safety. World class technical skill.
Go-anywhere mobility. Landmark
delivers factory applied quality
to your site.
You can count on Landmark Mobile Specialty Coatings to reliably protect
your investment and extend the life of critical infrastructure. Contact us
today to discuss the best solution and a quote on your next project.
Landmark Structures • 1665 Harmon Rd.
Fort Worth, Texas 76177 • 817.439.8888 Phone
817.439.9001 Fax • www.teamlandmark.com

13. Developed and refined throughout 25 years of storage tank coatings and lining
work, Landmark’s specialty crews work wherever you need them…on projects
that we design, fabricate and build, or on existing infrastructure requiring repair
and recoating. The Society for Protective Coatings (SSPC) has recognized our
technical skills and processes with their prestigious QP-1 certification, so you
can rely on thoroughly tested multi-craft services on the most demanding jobs,
with the added benefits of uncompromising safety and nationwide mobility.
We work in a wide range of applications for the
private sector, the military and municipal authorities:
• Industrial facilities
• Terminals
• Petrochemical plants
• Water and wastewater
Safety
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Landmark’s uncompromising commitment to safety protects people, property
and the environment. We apply equally rigorous standards for all locations,
require ongoing training and testing for all crews, and utilize site evaluations,
Hazard Identification and Risk Assessments (HIRA) and root cause analysis
to continually drive performance improvement. Landmark employs the best
available safeguards for the job, such as advanced, self-contained respiratory
equipment on many applications. And we stay at the forefront of best practices
and efficient reporting with our membership in ISNetworld and the National
Compliance Management Service (NCMS).
Skill. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Landmark’s technical capabilities start with specification assistance, based on
in-depth knowledge of industry suppliers and their latest products, and insights
from our own operations. Our crews are fully equipped to perform surface
preparation and coatings work on virtually any type of steel structure, utilizing
a broad array of coatings including polyurethanes, 100% solids and fiberglass
reinforced systems. Our crews perform all coatings work in accordance with
the Landmark Quality Assurance Manual for Surface Preparation and Coating.
They are trained to implement all of the required process controls and conduct
workmanship inspections to meet or exceed all applicable standards and
client expectations.
Routine quality evaluations include but are not limited to:
• Measurement of environmental conditions
• Verification of surface cleanliness prior to painting
• Wet and dry film thickness measurement
• Holiday testing (low or high voltage, depending on lining thickness)
Daily logs track all inspection activity, and are available
upon request.
Specialized equipment enables Landmark to manage dehumidification on
work in enclosed spaces such as tank lining and recoating, and to protect
the environment with blast media recycling and a full or partial contain-
ment on exterior surface preparation and coating. In addition, real-time
environmental monitoring, a web-based requirement on many military
projects, provides a range of options for remote auditing of conditions and
quality. And for high-profile projects with community impact, Landmark
has perfected the art of translating even the most intricate graphics to the
public stage with precise reproduction.
Mobility
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Landmark capabilities are completely mobile for deployment nationwide or
beyond, without limitations. Specially outfitted trailers move containerized
equipment to the project site, and then serve as mobile command centers
for the crews. All required assets are at hand, coordinated with local
supply lines as appropriate.
• Oil and gas exploration and production
• Military aircraft fueling facilities
• Lead abatement
• Mil-spec systems

14. Landmark
Coatings
Specialty Mobile
Operations
Uncompromising commitment to
safety. World class technical skill.
Go-anywhere mobility. Landmark
delivers factory applied quality
to your site.
You can count on Landmark Mobile Specialty Coatings to reliably protect
your investment and extend the life of critical infrastructure. Contact us
today to discuss the best solution and a quote on your next project.
Landmark Structures • 1665 Harmon Rd.
Fort Worth, Texas 76177 • 817.439.8888 Phone
817.439.9001 Fax • www.teamlandmark.com

15. Mike McCormick
Landmark Structures: Business Development Manager
PROFILE
Mike McCormick has 35 years of project/technical management, mechanical engineering and
construction experience including senior management positions and program management roles. He
has implemented numerous tank and piping upgrade projects at various DOD facilities and has been
responsible for planning, staffing and executing construction activities for those projects. Mike has also
completed the Army Corps of Engineers Quality Assurance Program.
RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
Total Tank Rehab – Tanks 39 & 40, COE-Eglin AFB, FL (2011-2013)
Developed plan and strategy; handled client negotiations on this project, which consisted of removing
the complete tank bottoms in two tanks followed by jacking the tanks to install a new concrete ring wall
foundation complete with new a CP compatible sand bed, new CP system, new liner with leak detection
and a new 5/16” steel bottom. Also included were the removal of the existing “snow roofs” and the
fabrication and erection of new steel cone roofs. Complete new internal coatings, performed under our
QP1 and QS1 Certification, and new Petrex roofs were included in the project as well.
Total Tank Rehab – Tank 45, AFCESA, Eglin AFB, FL (2011-2013)
Developed plan and strategy; handled client negotiations on this project, which consisted of removing
the complete tank bottoms in this tank followed by jacking the tank to install new a concrete ring wall
foundation complete with a new CP compatible sand bed, new CP system, new liner with leak detection
and a new 5/16” steel bottom. Also included were the removal of the existing “snow roofs” and the
fabrication and erection of a new steel cone roof. Complete new internal and external coatings, with full
containment performed under our QP1 and QS1 Certification, and new Petrex roofs were included in
the project.
SATOC Contract, AFCESA (Various Locations) CONUS (2009-2013)
Developed plan and strategy; handled client negotiations on these projects, which were handled as TO
projects in various locations and mainly consisted of tank repairs and coating upgrades after initial API
653 Inspections were performed. Work included new bottom replacements, new annular replacements
and upgrades on both internal and external piping to meet AW and UFGS specifications. Coating work
consisted of full internal and external coatings, performed under our QP1/QS 1 Certification, along with
standard coating touch ups. All were performed to the UFGS specification for internal and external
coatings.
Tank Upgrades, NAS Key West, FL (2011)
Developed plan and strategy; handled client negotiations on this project, which consisted of upgrades to
the upper hand rail of the tank, along with the addition of new high-level controls with a change in the
external piping to match. Coating upgrades were limited to new work performed.
Tank Bottom Replacement, Whiting Field NAS, FL (2011)
Developed plan and strategy; handled client negotiations on this project, which required the installation
of a new double bottom and included the installation of a new CP compatible sand bed, new CP system,
new liner with leak detection and a new 5/16” steel bottom. In addition, all manways and nozzles were

16. raised to meet API spacing requirements. The piping systems that tied into the nozzles were also raised
to meet the new nozzle heights.
Tank Bottom Replacements/Dike Repairs, El Centro NAS, CA (2005-2006)
Served as Project Manager on this project, which consisted of removing the complete tank bottom in
two tanks followed by installation of a new CP compatible sand bed, new CP system, new liner with leak
detection and a new 5/16” steel bottom. The work included removing the old bottom at the existing
corner weld in order to prevent raising the manways and shell nozzles. Each tank had an existing Petrex
aluminum floating roof that was raised in order to excavate the existing sand bed. All work was
completed ahead of schedule.
Tank Renovation and Repairs, Jacksonville FISC, FL (2006-2007)
Completed renovation of Tanks 1 and 7 at the FISC in Jacksonville, Florida. Upgrades and repairs to the
two 80,000 BBL (3,360,000 tanks) to ensure safe containment of JP-5 fuel for the next five years. Both
tanks are 120-foot diameter, steel, open-top floating roof aboveground storage tanks (ASTs) which have
a cone-up bottom. Cleaned the two ASTs to ensure they were vapor-free before commencing welding
and coating repairs, performed out-of-service inspections of the tanks in accordance with API Standard
653 and developed the design for repairs to both tanks to extend their service life for five years.
Tank Bottom Replacement, Whiting Field NAS, FL (2005)
Served as Project Manager on this project, which required the installation of a new double bottom and
included the installation of a new CP compatible sand bed, new CP system, new liner with leak detection
and a new 5/16” steel bottom. In addition, all manways and nozzles were raised to meet API spacing
requirements. The piping systems that tied into the nozzles were also raised to meet the new nozzle
heights.
Pier Piping Replacement, Jacksonville FISC Facility (2007-2008)
Served as Project Manager on this project, which consisted of the compete replacement of the 16” ship
lines and the 10” barge lines on the fuel pier at the FISC Facility. Due to total shut down of unloading
operations during the 16” line outage, the work window was limited to 30 days. In order to meet the
schedule, all pipes with the exception of the tie in welds was fabricated and inspected in a lay-down
area off the pier. Work was completed on the 16” lines on schedule and prior to the arrival of the first
ship load of fuel. In addition and after the 16” lines were replaced, the barge lines were fabricated at the
same lay-down area and installed without delaying any barge shipments. Nearly 2,500 welds of various
sizes were installed and inspected with a zero defect rate.
Replace Floating Roofs, Nellis Air Force Base, Southwest Division, NAVFAC (2004)
This project consisted of the cleaning and inspection of four tanks required for the removal of the
existing pontoon style aluminum floating roof and the installation of four new Petrex honeycomb
aluminum roofs. Additional items included the fabrication and installation of new aluminum stilling wells
for the upgrade of the tank gauging system. Additional scope of work that was added after inspection
included the modification to the spiral stairway to allow for the addition of a new mid-level platform for
the installation of a new high-level control system. Due to operational requirements, only one tank was
allowed to be out-of-service at a time. The project was completed ahead of schedule without delays
which allowed for the Mission Critical Operation (i.e. Red Flag) to proceed as planned.
Repair/Replace Above Ground Storage Tanks, Ft Rucker, AL (2001)
This $1.7M project consisted of the complete revamp of the Hanchey Field Fuel Farm. The project
required the addition of one new 10,000 BBL cone roof tank, a complete new pump and filter upgrade in

17. the existing pump shelter, removal of all underground piping and replacement of that piping with all
new above ground carbon steel and stainless steel pipe. The project was competed on time without
delays in order to meet the Army Training Requirement for the German Helicopter Pilots Class.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Landmark Structures, Fort Worth, TX (2008-present)
Business Development Manager
Shaw Tank Services Group, (2005-2008)
Vice President – Tank Division
HMT Inc., The Woodlands, TX (2000-2005)
Vice President – Government Services
Interstate Construction, (1998-2000)
Program Manager/Fueling Engineer
Kvarner Aronson Inc., (1997-1998)
Vice President & Director of Marketing
ASRC Contracting Company Inc. (ACCI), (1995-1997)
Vice President/Senior Project Manager
HMT Inc., The Woodlands, TX (1985-1995)
Vice President – Western Region
EDUCATION
Purdue University – BS Mechanical Engineering, 1977
ADDITIONAL SKILLS AND TRAINING
• API 653 Certification 00008 (member of original team/committee that developed the API 653
Standard)
• Army Corps of Engineers Quality Assurance Program
• Shop and field-fabricated tank construction.
REFERENCES
Total Tank Rehab-COE-Eglin AFB Tanks 39 & 40
Projects Project was valued at approximately $4M and was completed ahead of proposed schedule
(details shown on Relevant Projects). Contact reference is Mr. Steve Blalock (850) 882-2751, email at
Stephen.blalock@eglin.af.mil.

18. Total Tank Rehab-AFCESA-Eglin AFB Tank 45
Project was valued at approximately $2.4M and is currently awaiting final CO due to Lead Paint to
complete (details shown on Relevant Projects). Contact reference is Mr. George Mason (850) 283-6375,
email at george.mason@tyndall.af.mil.
Tank Upgrade, NAS Key West
Project was valued at $200,000 (details shown on Relevant Projects). Contact reference is Ms. Casey
Oberst (805) 982-3597, email at casey.oberst@navy.mil.
Tank Bottom Replacement, El Centro, California
Project was valued at approximately $850,000 and was completed in eight months. Removed the
complete tank bottom in two tanks followed by installation of a new CP system and liner with leak
detection and a new steel bottom. Contact reference is Ms. Casey Oberst (805) 982-3597, email at
casey.oberst@navy.mil.