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Selection Of Recent PMSI Work Experience Fossil Fueled Projects:

Client: Westar-Jeffrey

Location: St Marys, KS
Emergency response to complete precipitator rebuild and expansion joint installation that the on-site outage union contractor could not accommodate. Work force of 30 on-site within 30 hours of notification. 400 plates / 22 collection hammers / 20 guide pins, major repair to perforated plate inlet screens, angle iron, patch repair. Work completed in 7 days.

 
Client: PP&G

Location: West Virginia
Facility: 220mw coal fired unit
Assignment: Emergency Response to repair multiple tube leaks in the boiler. PMSI responded with a 14 man crew to the plant site within 12 hrs and affected repairs neccessary to reactivate the boiler to continue plant production. PMSI had the repairs complete in less than 40 hrs and the plant was back on line. The staff and management were very please with the response and quality of workmanship during the project. The work was completed with a perfect safety record. See References Joe Berardinelli 304-455-6711

Client: Dayton Power & Light Co.

Location: Aberdeen, Ohio
Facility: JM Stuart 2440 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Precipitator Project Replacement and Modifications to Air Preheater and Coal Piping. Refurbishing of Unit 4 Coal Fired Unit rebuild ing 3 inlet fields of the Precipitator conversion from Buell style to BHA design. Install 3500 lineal feet of 16 inch diameter Coal Piping . Performed a clear flow conversion on 4 Lungstom Airpreheaters for unit 4. Work is in progress and on schedule with a high emphasis on quality and with zero safety infractions . "See References Steve Wolff".

Client: Dayton Power & Light Co.

Location: Manchester, Ohio
Facility: Killen 600 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Site investigation to determine requirements to repair all unit soot-blowers. PMSI serviced the soot-blowers and performed modifications and place back in service. Work is in progress and on schedule with a high emphasis on quality and with zero safety infractions . "See References Steve Wolff".

Client: Public Service Co. of Oklahoma

Location: Oologah, OK.
Facility: Northeastern 1804 MW Coal and Gas Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: High crown seal replacement, reheater replacement, major Boiler outage repairs on Unit 3. PMSI was selected for this project based on its ability to meet strict schedule demands. PMSI is presently working on this project. "See References Les Brown".

Westar / Jeffrey Energy Center

Emergency response in April 2006 to complete a precipitator rebuild and expansion joint installation that the on-site outage union contractor could not accommodate. Work force of 30 on-site within 30 hours of notification. 400 plates / 22 collection hammers / 20 guide pins, major repair to perforated plate inlet screens, angle iron, patch repair. Work completed in 7 days. In addition, PMSI installed an FL Smidth air slide conveying system in September 2006. The first of its type to be installed in the utilities industry, it will pneumatically transport fly ash from the precipitator to fly ash storage.

Client: Mississippi Power

Location: Escatawpa, MS.
Facility: Daniel 1000 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Complete Refurbishment of two sets of cold side Joy Electrostatic Precipitators based on a BHA Design. This work was under a fixed price and extreme tight schedule to satisfy the severe penalty bonus conditions.

Client: Dayton Power & Light Co.

Location: Aberdeen, Ohio
Facility: JM Stuart 2440 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Precipitator Project Replacement and Modifications to Air Preheater and Coal Piping. Refurbished of Unit 2 Coal Fired Unit rebuild ing 3 inlet fields of the Precipitator conversion from Buell style to BHA design. Furnished and install 2200 lineal feet of 16 inch Diameter Coal piping and reused existing fittings for units 2 and 3. Performed a clear flow conversion on 4 Lungstom Airpreheaters for units 2 and 3. Completed work on schedule with a high emphasis on quality and with zero safety infractions . "See References".

Client: Louisville Gas & Electric Company

Location: Louisville, KY.
Facility: Mill Creek Station 1717 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Removed and replaced Reheater and made Major Boiler Repairs . Performed O & M work. Removed and installed approximately (45) 20' 10-pack wall panels. Work included approximately 3,500 welds during outage with no leaks occurred during hydro . Job completed on schedule within budget and safely.

Client: Duke Energy Corporation

Location: Terrell, NC.
Facility: Marshall 1996 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Work performed on Unit 3 included A & B Air Pre Heaters , basket replacement and wheel modification. Firm price job completed on schedule.

Client: Public Service Co. of Oklahoma

Location: Oologah, OK.
Facility: Northeastern 1804 MW Coal and Gas Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: High Crown seal replacement, reheater replacement, major Boiler outage repairs on Units 3 & 4. PMSI was selected for this project based on its ability to meet strict schedule demands. A bonus/penalty contract was accepted placing a large risk on PMSI for failure to complete on schedule. PMSI performed ahead of schedule and collected the bonuses. PMSI then performing a duplicate project and completed the work in just 16 days. "See References Les Brown".

Client: Reliant Energy

Location: Etiwanda, CA.
Facility: Etiwanda 1049 MW Gas Fired Electrical Generating Station
Assignment: Units # 3 & 4 Economizer replacement including inlet headers . PMSI was selected for this project based on its ability to meet strict schedule demands. A bonus/penalty contract was accepted placing a large risk on PMSI for failure to complete on schedule. PMSI completed Unit # 4 seven days ahead of schedule and Unit # 3 eight days ahead of schedule. PMSI performed ahead of schedule and received the bonuses. "See References Roger Norby".

Client: NRG Energy Inc.

Location : El Segundo, CA.
Facility: El Segundo 996 MW Gas Fired Generating Station
Assignment : PMSI responded within hours to perform emergency Boiler repair and tube leaks.
Outcome: Repaired boiler leaks and replacing boiler tubes to the plant's satisfaction.

Client: ThermoEcotek

Location: San Bernardino, CA.
Facility: Mountainview Power 130 MW Combined Cycle Electrical Generation Plant
Assignment: Boiler repairs during regular maintenance shutdown.
Outcome: PMSI preformed work from May 3 until May 16 repairing Boiler leaks and replacing tubing to the complete satisfaction of the client.

Client: El Paso Electric

Location: El Paso, TX.
Facility: Rio Grande 266 MW Gas Fired Electrical Generation Station
Assignment: Boiler #8 Emergency Boiler repairs .
Outcome: Repaired 21,700 feet of tubing, made emergency repairs to rear and front walls of boiler, replaced 262 tubes 1 to 2 inches in size. Repair work cost based on verbal proposal due to emergency nature of the work.

Client: Huntington Beach LLC Electrical Generating Station

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Client: AES Corp, Alston Power, Reliant Energy, Dale Power, West Texas Utilities, El Paso Electric, NRG, Sierra

Location: California to South Carolina
Facilities: Large central generating station
Assignment: Hot reheat fabrication and installation, oil Preheater, replacements, emergency boiler repairs, major furnace replacements -- $25 million in fixed price work.

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Selection Of Recent PMSI Work Experience Nuclear Projects:

Client: Southern California Edison

Location: San Clemente, CA
Facility: San Onofre 2254 MW Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS)
Work Completed: SONGS work activities occurred during the October 2000 thru November 2000 Unit #2 outage. PMSI crew consisted of approximately 80 highly skilled craftsmen to support the " Maintenance and Construction " activities for the planned outage. The PMSI personnel consisted of pipefitters, combination welders and riggers. All work was completed in a timely manner and within the schedule of the outage.

Client: TEI for Southern California Edison

Location: San Clemente, CA
Facility: San Onofre 2254 MW Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS)
Work Completed: In addition to the Maintenance and Construction" activities for the planned outage PMSI additional work activities at the SONGS facility occurred at the same period during the October 2000 thru November 2000 Unit No. 2 Outage and December 2000 thru January 2001 Unit No. 3 Outage. PMSI additional work activities on both outages consisted of retrofitting the MSR units with new chevron modularized components. The MSR Elliptical heads were removed, chevron modules installed and MSR Elliptical heads welded back in place . The short duration of the each outage was very aggressive, PMSI undertook these activities by planning and scheduling approximately 65 people for each outage working 2 shifts, 7 days a week. The outage work plan was accomplished by PMSI in seventeen days on Unit #2 and in fifteen days on Unit #3.

Client: BDT for Southern California Edison

Location: Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Facility: San Onofre 2254 MW Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS)
Work Completed: August 2000 thru October 2000. PMSI provide ASME welders to fabricate 16 MSR chevron modules . Approximately 24 people were involved on a 2 shift, 7 day a week schedule to release these modules on schedule for installation at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station by PMSI.

Client: TEI for Carolina Power & Light

Location: Southport, NC
Facility: Brunswick 1790 MW Nuclear Generating Plant
Work Completed: February 2001 thru March 2001. PMSI provide approximately 35 fitters and ASME welders to refurbish 2 MSR units, changing the 2 MSR units from a demister pad system to a chevron system. Work completed in 22 days.

Client: TEI for Nuclear Management Co. LLC

Location: Palo, Iowa
Facility: Duane Arnold 597 MW Nuclear Generating Energy Center
Work Completed: April 2001 thru May 2001. Retrofit included the change-out of the reheater bundles and installing a chevron system for the separator. Head removal and re-installation was required to accomplish this work. The work was completed with 55 workers within the 22-day outage schedule. Preoutage work was preformed in Joplin, Missouri (January 2001 thru March 2001). This work consisted of approximately 24 ASME certified welders and fitter combination personnel fabricating the components for the modularized chevron bundles to be installed by PMSI at the Duane Arnold 597 MW Nuclear Generating Energy Center.

Client: TEI for Virginia Power

Location: Joplin, MO
Facility: North Anna 1959 MW Nuclear Generating Power Station
Work Completed: (May 1999 thru August 1999). PMSI provided ASME certified welders and fitters to fabricate four complete MSR (Moisture Separator Reheater) to be installed at the Virginia Power, North Anna Plant. Approximately 65 people worked two shifts, seven days a week to complete these units. The units were released on schedule and shipped for installation during the scheduled fall outage.

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Selection Of Recent PMSI Work Experience - Main Steam And Hot Reheat Piping Replacement Projects:

PMSI has replaced over 16,000 feet of critical Main and Hot Reheat systems on most of the California Electrical Generating Station Systems.

Client: Plains Electric G&T

Location: Prewitt, New Mexico
Facility: Plains Escalante 233 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Station
Work Completed: Replaced entire hot reheat piping system , engineered, designed, supplied fabricated and installed the entire system. Excellent planning enabled PMSI to finish on schedule with a 0.0 % weld rejection rate. "See Testimonial by Oren C. Key".

Client: Tennessee Valley Authority

Location: Gallatin, TN
Facility: Gallatin 1920 MW Coal Fired Electrical Generating Fossil Plant
Work Completed: This contract was performed in two phases for both Units No. 3 & No. 4; The entire Main steam line and hot reheat lines were replaced on both of these indoor units from the turbine stop valves to the headers in seven weeks. The extreme difficulty of the rigging, which was performed using all tuggers and chain falls, made this a very challenging project. However an inordinate amount of planning made the outage work run on schedule despite some major obstacles.

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