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AMERICANGAS
T H E M O N T H LY M AGA Z I N E O F
25TH ANNUAL
BUYER’S GUIDE 42
PROFILE: NGVAMERICA’S
MATT GODLEWSKI 36
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F E A T U R E S
Cover Story 24
Game Changers
BY JULIA BAILEY
The abundance and affordability of natural gas are creating
new markets for this clean fossil fuel. Here are three longawaited—and perhaps surprising—new applications.
Feature 30
Can You Dig It?
BY ALICE CLAMP
When it comes to damage prevention, more consumers
and excavators are calling 811 due to concerted efforts
and unique programs offered by natural gas utilities.
Profile 36
NGVAmerica’s Matt Godlewski
With more than 20 years’ experience as a lobbyist in the
automobile industry, Matt Godlewski is in the perfect position to lead NGVAmerica during a transformative time.
25th Annual Buyer’s Guide 42
Vendor Listings by Category 42
Alphabetical Listing of Vendors 58
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PIPELINE
Go Speed Racer 5
Digest 6
Connecticut Natural Gas nears
completion on major project; GTL
opportunities are on the rise in the
U.S.; utilities announce mergers and
acquisitions; and more.
Pipelines 6
Dominion East Ohio is using new
technology for pipeline inspections;
and public awareness impacts
pipeline repair.
Renewable Gas 7
Grad student develops renewable
natural gas cleaning process.
Science 8
University initiative anticipates the
future role of natural gas.
Emissions 9
Interactive natural gas emissions maps
educate customers.
NGVs 10
LNG is now on the same footing as
diesel.
By the Numbers 12
Who are among the top 30 natural
gas-producing nations in the world?
If they were countries,10 U.S. states
would be near the top.
People 13
Places 14
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STATE WATCH
BURNER TIPS
Planting the Seeds 15
Public Acceptance 98
Earning the social license to build
new gas infrastructure is a huge
task, say Hansch van der Velden of
Gasunie and Dimitri Schildmeijer of
WPNT Communications. Communications and engagement are now
essential ingredients for growth.
Florida 16
State residents who save energy can
earn cash rebates.
Illinois 16
A new program relieves the pressure
of high heating bills.
Massachusetts 17
Pipeline repair activity can now be
virtually invisible.
Utah 18
Legislation promises to reduce statewide pollution from heavy-duty trucks.
California 19
All new homes in the state will be
zero net energy by 2020.
New York 20
The Big Apple will convert all organic
waste into biofuels by 2018.
Alaska 21
The state’s proposed LNG project has
been approved to ship to Asia.
DEPARTMENTS
President’s Message 2
Natural gas technologies are
improving utility operations and
businesses in very real ways.
What’s next?
Jobs 96
Ad Index 99
Making a Difference 100
For Dominion employees, being
positive role models for kids comes
naturally.
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OCTOBER 2015 AMERICAN GAS
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Throughout the natural gas industry, we are using technology to
improve utility operations and businesses in local communities in
very real ways. But while we use and benefit from natural gas
now, there is still more we could do to take advantage of this
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
clean fuel. BY DAVE McCURDY
WHAT’S NEXT?
B
oth personally and professionally, I have
always been eager to play a role in the innovation that continues to advance our nation. In
Congress, I served on the House Science and
Space Committee, and my entry into the trade
association world was as president and CEO of
the Electronic Industries Alliance during the
rise of the digital revolution. In these roles and
others throughout my career, I have seen how
creativity and ingenuity can give us the tools to improve our
connectivity and productivity.
I consider myself an early adopter, and I am a strong
advocate for better living and working through technological
advancements. For example, I still enjoy how a device that sits
in the palm of my hand keeps me connected to friends and colleagues throughout the world and captures enduring memories
with my grandchildren.
Throughout the natural gas industry, we are using technology to continue to make our operations safer and more efficient
and our product more affordable. Advances in the production,
transportation and delivery of natural gas have brought down
the price. Natural gas utilities are also making their customers’
lives easier by empowering them to track their energy usage, pay
bills and get assistance with the touch of a button. In this issue of
American Gas, we see how technology is improving utility operations and businesses in their local communities in very real ways.
In “Game Changers” on page 24, you will read about some
of the innovations taking place on the water and over the rails.
This past summer, Carnival Corp., the world’s largest cruise ship
operator, announced plans to launch four “next-generation”
cruise ships featuring capacity for 6,600 guests—the largest
ships in the world—and fueled by LNG. The four ships are
targeted for delivery beginning in 2019, and two are already
planned to sail in Europe. GE Transportation’s NextFuel™
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Natural Gas Retrofit Kit, in testing since the spring of 2013,
is the first dual-fuel-powered locomotive kit in North America
and enables engines to run on up to 80 percent natural gas with
no loss of performance, according to GE Transportation. And
IntelliChoice Energy, a subsidiary of AGA member Southwest
Gas Corp., has developed the NextAire™ Gas Heat Pump
system. The company’s CEO says there are more than 700,000
units installed worldwide, but Americans have just recently
begun to understand what natural gas heating and cooling are
all about.
In “Can You Dig It?” on page 30, we learn about two utilities
in New York that use damage prevention vehicles equipped with
advanced data management technology to inspect third-party
excavations near pipelines. New York State Electric & Gas Corp.
and Rochester Gas and Electric Corp. have partnered with
Bytronics Inc. to develop an application used to track and manage field visits that enables real-time communications between
the requests from the one-call center to mark underground
facilities and their dispatchers. Excavation damage remains a huge
safety concern, and I applaud utilities throughout the country
that are working on innovative solutions and raising awareness of
the importance of calling 811 before you dig.
As I read these stories, the frequent use of the word “next”
in product names and projects struck me. While we use and
benefit from natural gas now, there is still so much more we
could do to take advantage of this clean fuel. I continue to be
excited by the idea of the next innovation that will advance our
clean energy future. u
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Glenn R. Jennings, Delta Natural Gas Co. Inc.
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Nicole A. Kivisto, Montana-Dakota Utilities Co.
Steven E. Kurmas, DTE Energy
Kent T. Larson, Xcel Energy Inc.
James P. Laurito, Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Diane Leopold, Dominion Energy
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IN THIS SECTION
New technology improves pipeline inspections 6
How does public awareness impact pipeline repair? 6
LNG and diesel are now on equal footing 10
PHOTO COURTESY OF READING BUSES
A bus powered by compressed natural gas
recently set a new land speed record.
GO SPEED RACER
CNG-powered bus breaks speed record
Reading Buses of the U.K. recently set a new
land speed record for a service bus running on
biomethane compressed natural gas.
The single-deck vehicle achieved a top
speed of 80.73 miles per hour and an average
speed of 76.785 mph over a full lap. The U.K.
Timing Association confirmed the new record,
which was celebrated by the environmentally
conscious bus company.
Part of the reason for the record attempt
was to promote compressed natural gas—
and biomethane in particular—as a credible,
sustainable and clean power source for transport, according to company officials.
“What a great advert for biomethane,
which is growing in popularity each day. At
Reading Buses, we love it. Thirty-four vehicles,
20 percent of our fleet, are now CNG-powered,
and we can’t wait for vehicle suppliers to widen
their product range so that we can take even
greater advantage of this carbon-neutral and
cost-effective solution,” said Chief Executive
Officer Martijn Gilbert in a statement released
by Reading Buses. —Carolyn Kimmel
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Connecticut Natural Gas Corp.’s
largest construction project in 30
years is near completion. The
10-mile-long gas main expansion in
East Hampton, Connecticut, is part
of the state’s Comprehensive Energy Strategy project, which
intends to increase natural
gas availability in the state.
Governor Dannel Malloy signed legislation in support of the project in
2013. “This strategy builds on our
effort to improve energy efficiency,
increase the number of clean energy
projects and expand opportunities
for natural gas service,” Malloy
said at the time the legislation was
signed. The expansion will be
complete for the 2015–16 winter
heating season, and natural gas service will be made available to nine
schools and municipal buildings, as
well as more than 400 residential
homes. This project, along with two
other natural gas expansion projects
in the state, expects to increase gas
customers by almost 300,000 over
the next decade.
The first quarter of 2015 proved
busier than the first quarter of 2014
for the Federal Energy Regulatory
Commission’s Office of Energy Projects. Through April 30 this year, the
office certified and placed in
service almost twice as many
natural gas projects and more
than doubled the miles of pipeline
that were put in service and
certified through the same date in
2014. Among the projects placed
in service were Cheniere Energy
Inc.’s Creole Trail Expansion project
in Louisiana and Enable Gas Transmission’s Central Arkansas Pipeline
Enhancement Project.
An international partnership is paving the way for small-scale gas-to-
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PIPELINES
Tagged for Inspection
Dominion East Ohio is using new
technology for pipeline inspections
T
he Dominion East Ohio unit of Dominion Resources Inc. is using radio frequency
identification tags to inspect pipes, which is
helping to save time and reduce risks.
Inspectors are now able to access data about
the corrosion inspection and remediation history of each section of above-ground pipe and
related equipment, as well as update that information while in the field.
Dominion East Ohio, which delivers natural
gas to 1.2 million customers, must inspect all
pipelines exposed to the atmosphere at least
once every three years, according to federal and
state laws.
The passive high-frequency 13.56 MHz
RFID tags, custom made by InfoChip, measure
two inches by three inches and are encased in
stainless steel and epoxy to withstand the humidity and extreme cold of northeastern Ohio,
according to the RFID Journal.
A unique identification number encoded
in the tag, which is attached to the pipe with
a weather-resistant zip tie, is linked to data
providing a description of each inspection zone,
including asset information, location details
and a photograph, which are all displayed in
a smartphone app, the journal reports. “Using
the app, inspectors are able to pair the iPhone
with the high-frequency reader via Bluetooth
to capture the tag’s ID number and transmit
data to the phone, which is then linked to that
specific inspection area. As they follow prompts
to complete the inspection, the data is automatically put into a custom PDF that can be sent
to internal or external colleagues,” said Gina
Rundo, technical specialist at Dominion. The
PDF conversion allows Dominion to send the
inspection survey for responsive remediation
bids versus old traditional methods of conducting time-consuming facility tours for bids.
“With the new process, management can now
view in real time each inspection area on a map
within the software and monitor its inspection
status. The technology also streamlines on-site
audit verification by allowing employees to scan
the asset’s tags on-site and bring up event history
date logs, inspection and remediation data, and
photographs,” Rundo said.
In the near future, Dominion plans to tag
utility markers that also must be maintained and
appropriately spaced. Implementing this technology will help the company to inspect each
marker and report on GPS, decal accuracy and
marker condition.
PIPELINES
Aware and Repaired
Utilities continue to educate the public
on safety
P
ipelines are safer than ever, thanks to a combination of proactive maintenance and public education. That’s according to an SNL
Financial analysis of recently released 2014 data
from the U.S. Pipeline and Hazardous Materials
Safety Administration.
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York
Inc.—which reported 10,961 repairs in 2014,
averaging 1.48 repairs per mile of distribution
THE WORST THING YOU CAN DO IF YOU THINK
YOU SMELL A GAS LEAK IS NOTHING.
Smell gas. Act fast. Don’t assume someone else will call 911 or
1-800-75-CONED (26633). Leave the area immediately and make the
call yourself. You can report a gas-related emergency anonymously,
and not even be there when help arrives. For more gas safety information,
visit conEd.com and take safety into your own hands.
Con Edison credits its Smell Gas, Act Fast media campaign for increased consumer
awareness of gas safety.
PHOTO COURTESY OF CON EDISON
D IG E S T
DIGEST
PHOTO COURTESY OF ONTARIO CENTRES OF EXCELLENCE
main and service lines—credits its multilingual
Smell Gas, Act Fast campaign with helping to
enhance public awareness, leading to increased
repairs. The campaign was spread through print,
radio and digital outlets as well as through ads
in New York City subways, according to Allan
Drury, Con Edison spokesperson. The company’s
website features gas safety messages, including gas
safety videos in foreign languages, and the company also sent emails containing a gas safety video
to 1.5 million customers, Drury said.
“The big increase we have seen in gas calls is
evidence that the public awareness campaign is
working; people are more conscious of calling if
they smell gas,” Drury told American Gas.
He noted that Con Edison experienced a
56.8 percent increase in gas odor calls in 2014
compared with 2013.
The company is also replacing about double
the amount of gas mains from just a few years
ago, Drury said. “We are replacing an average
of 65 miles a year of cast iron and unprotected
steel gas main lines over a three-year period of
2014 to 2016,” he said. “We think it would be
viable to increase our main replacement to 100
miles a year, pending future rate cases.”
Philadelphia Gas Works and Memphis
Light, Gas and Water Division rounded out the
top three companies with the highest ratio of
repaired damage. Nine of the 10 utilities with
the highest repair rates per mile had at least 750
Andrew White and Dr. Donald Kirk of CHAR Technologies have
commercialized a new cleaning process for renewable natural gas.
miles of iron or unprotected steel in their distribution main and service line systems in 2014,
PHMSA reported.
R E N E WA B L E G A S
Nothing Like a Good Cleaning
Grad student develops renewable natural
gas cleaning process
A
fter touring a renewable natural gas plant
and noting how much byproduct went to
waste, a chemical engineering graduate
student got an idea for a cleaning process that
would give new life to discarded chemicals.
Andrew White, a graduate of University of
Toronto, founded CHAR Technologies, a company that is commercializing a cleaning process
that produces two important products. One,
it removes toxic hydrogen sulfide from biogas,
which can then be used for electricity, and it also
reprocesses the toxic sulfide into soil fertilizer.
“I like the Brita filter analogy, in that eventually all the SulfaCHAR is used up for gas cleaning and needs to be replaced with fresh material,
much like throwing out your Brita filter every
six months,” White explained to American Gas.
“However, because the base material for Sulfa-
liquid technology expansion. United
Kingdom-based Velocys plc—a
technology company that develops,
licenses and supplies small-scale
GTL projects—joined with Waste
Management Inc., NRG Energy Inc.
and Ventech Engineers International
LLC to build a facility at a Waste
Management landfill in Oklahoma
City to produce clean diesel fuel,
synthetic waxes and naphtha from
landfill gas. Velocys is optimistic
about smaller GTL opportunities in the U.S. because of the rising demand for natural gas and the
many alternative development possibilities. “We’ve been quite clear,
we think this technology will initially
be adopted in the United States. We
think this is where the world is going
to see this happen first,” Velocys
CEO Roy Lipski told Natural Gas
Intelligence earlier this year.
The American Gas Association’s
Peer Review Program was
recently recognized with
the 2015 Power of A Gold
Award from the American Society
of Association Executives. The
voluntary Peer Review Program
began with just 10 AGA member
company participants in a pilot
program in 2013. Based on the
pilot’s success, the national program
was developed and launched this
past January. Through the program,
AGA member companies have
the opportunity to volunteer to
participate in peer groups, send
experienced natural gas operators,
engineers and safety experts to visit
one another’s facilities and conduct
detailed reviews focused on key
aspects of safety culture and pipeline and employee safety, with the
goal of providing top-quality and
safe service to natural gas customers. The program is the first national
peer safety program in the natural
gas industry.
Continued on page 8
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DIGEST
Continued from page 7
Water conservation has developed as an unexpected
benefit of the transition
from coal to natural gas
power plants. Currently in the
U.S., 38 percent of water taken
from lakes and rivers is used
to cool power plants. But with
natural gas rising to 30 percent
of electricity generation, water
usage dropped by 19 trillion
gallons over a seven-year period.
Water usage decreased by more
than 1 trillion gallons or more in
each of 10 states where natural
gas-powered electricity rose 370
percent. The water conservation
is reportedly related to cooling
towers in natural gas plants,
while coal plants tend to use
“once-through” cooling methods,
which require much more water
according to Climate Central.
National Grid in New York is
looking ahead to the 2017–18
winter heating season with a new
plan to deliver more gas to its customers. Transcontinental Gas
Pipe Line Co. LLC has filed
the New York Bay Expansion Project with the Federal
Energy Regulatory Commission,
which proposes construction of
new facilities as well as updates
and changes at Compressor
Station 195 in the Susquehanna
Valley, Pennsylvania, and its
interconnections to the Lower New
York Bay Lateral and National
Grid NY at the Narrows meter
station. Among the proposed
changes are modifications at three
existing compressor stations to
increase horsepower and small
pipeline replacements and a
pressure uprate at the LNYBL. The
completed project would allow the
pipeline to provide an additional
115,000 Dth/d of firm service to
National Grid.
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CHAR is called biochar, which is a high-carbon
soil amendment, the used SulfaCHAR
can be applied as a soil fertilizer.”
Industry response has been positive.
“Industry operators understand the need
to remove hydrogen sulfide and love the
technology we’ve developed as it eliminates the problems associated with other
technologies, which are mainly solid
waste issues, but also some performance
issues and definitely cost, as we are significantly less expensive,” White said.
So far, he has piloted his technology at
a biogas plant and a landfill gas plant in
Ontario and is setting up another pilot at
a U.S. landfill next month. Operators of
renewable natural gas plants will be the primary purchasers of SulfaCHAR, according
to White. The three target segments are farm
and food waste anaerobic digesters, landfill gas
operations and wastewater treatment anaerobic
digesters, or biogas. In the U.S. alone, there are
approximately 247 farm and food-based biogas
plants, 950 landfill gas plants and 1,270 wastewater treatment biogas plants, he noted.
Eventually, he aims to bring the product to
the traditional gas and oil sector to help polish
natural gas once it has gone through a primary
cleaning process.
SCIENCE
Answering the Questions
University initiative anticipates natural
gas’ future role
I
n anticipation of the important role that
natural gas will play as a transition fuel in the
decarbonization of America’s energy system,
Stanford University professor Mark Zoback is
leading the university’s Natural Gas Initiative.
“Natural gas supplies are increasing all the
time, and with that comes many questions
around production, distribution, use, impacts
on the economy, politics, regulatory issues, etc.
There is a whole suite of timely and critical
questions that needs to be answered,” Zoback,
a professor of geophysics and director of the
Natural Gas Initiative, told American Gas. “The
Graphic
courtesy of
Stanford School
of Earth, Energy
and Environmental
Sciences
Natural Gas Initiative makes it possible to engage
many of these questions across Stanford University,
from the petroleum engineer to the economist to
the lawyer.”
More than 35 professors and research staff
from a dozen Stanford academic departments
have already affiliated with the Natural Gas Initiative, which began about six months ago with
startup funding from the university as well as the
private sector.
The first projects include designing structure for evaluating the opportunities, economics
and environmental impacts of North American
liquefied natural gas exports to Asia and Europe;
experimenting electrochemically to convert gas
into higher-value products, such as methanol; creating a computational tool to invent benign fluids
for use in hydraulic fracturing; and developing
methods for 3-D imaging of complex hydraulic
fracturing networks to identify the location of
constrictions or regions of partial closure in gas
and oil formations, according to Zoback.
In general, the program will fund interdisciplinary research in the areas of resource development, uses, environmental impacts and climate
change, global markets and finance, policy and
regulatory reform and geopolitical impacts.
Natural gas can be the critical transition fuel
that reduces the environmental impact of fossil
fuels and forges the path toward a decarbonized
energy future, but it must be done responsibly,
Zoback said.
“That means setting high standards, having
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appropriate regulations that are enforced and
reviewing practices to find out what is working
and what isn’t,” he said.
Gas companies are invited to participate in
the initiative by providing information, data and
constructive feedback on current research, suggesting other questions to address and offering
financial support. “This is a collaborative effort
between university researchers and gas companies
and the public as well,” Zoback said.
EMISSIONS
Proactive Mapping
Interactive natural gas emissions maps
educate customers
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PHOTO COURTESY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO.
n an ongoing effort to reduce natural gas emissions, Southern California Gas Co. recently began
publishing a methane emissions map on its website. SoCalGas’ natural gas system already has one of
the lowest natural gas emission rates in the country,
SoCalGas technicians have helped the
utility achieve one of the lowest natural
gas emission rates in the country.
thanks to modernization of equipment, use of best
management practices and technology to minimize
emissions and replacement of non-state-of-the-art
pipeline materials, according to Deanna Haines,
director of gas engineering at SoCalGas.
“We are sharing this map information of
pending nonhazardous leaks in an effort to be
transparent, educate the public and to assist
stakeholders in the California Public Utilities
Commission’s rulemaking on leak abatement in
assessing the best way to evaluate and track leaks
geographically to comply with a new law. Senate
Bill 1371 seeks to reduce methane emissions
from leaks in the natural gas transmission, distribution and storage systems in California,” Haines
told American Gas. Nonhazardous leaks are those
in areas where the gas cannot accumulate and
there is no ignition source, she noted.
“Reducing methane emissions is a shared
responsibility,” Haines added. “We believe more
should be done to provide incentives to encourage the capture of renewable methane from the
agriculture and waste sectors, the most significant sources in California, into the natural gas
delivery system.”
Black Hills Corp. is set to acquire
SourceGas Holdings LLC, which
operates four natural gas utilities
serving 425,000 customers in
Arkansas, Colorado, Nebraska
and Wyoming, as well as more
than 500 miles of natural gas
pipeline in Colorado. As a result
of the acquisition, Black Hills
Corp., which will operate under
the name Black Hills Energy, will
serve 1.2 million natural
gas and electric utility customers in eight states, from
the Rocky Mountains to the
Plains. “This announcement delivers on our commitment to grow
earnings and create long-term
shareholder value,” said David R.
Emery, chairman, president and
chief executive officer of Black
Hills Corp. “We are excited to
significantly expand our presence
in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming, and look forward to serving
customers and developing new
relationships in Arkansas.”
The Central Delaware Chamber
of Commerce recently recognized
Chesapeake Utilities Corp.
with the Excellence in Business Award for Corporation of the Year. The award is
granted annually to central Delaware companies that offer positive
contributions and influences to the
community. “I am honored that
we have been recognized as a
leader in the Delaware business
community,” said Michael P.
McMasters, president and chief
executive officer of Chesapeake
Utilities Corp. “I attribute this recognition to our team of dedicated
and innovative employees who
take great pride in serving our
communities.” Along with service
to the Delaware community, Chesapeake Utilities provides natural
gas and electricity distribution
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and other services throughout the
Chesapeake region in Maryland
and Virginia, as well as areas of
Florida and Texas.
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.
of Green Bay and We Energies
of Milwaukee have partnered
to form a Fortune 400 utility
company. The partnership
includes acquisitions of
natural gas companies in
Minnesota, Michigan and
Illinois. The company is now
known as WEC Energy Group,
but customers will continue to
work with their current service
providers, as the companies will
still function independently. With
this partnership, the energy company now provides service to 4.4
million customers in the Midwest
and operates 44,000 miles of
natural gas pipelines.
In a recent poll by Pittsburghbased Roger Morris University,
knowledge about and support for hydraulic fracturing
technology has increased
since the institution’s first poll in
2013. Nationally, support for the
technology increased more than
13 percentage points in the twoyear time frame, and awareness
increased even more significantly,
with a 25-percentage-point gain.
Along with the national survey,
the institution also polled Pennsylvania residents, where much
of the Marcellus Shale activity
occurs. Close to 75 percent of
respondents agreed that hydraulic fracturing has the potential to
help the U.S. economy, a whole
percentage point higher than
those asked a similar question in
a national survey. Nearly 60 percent of Pennsylvanians surveyed
support hydraulic fracturing.
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Although it’s unlikely that all the indications
on the map represent pipeline emissions, each is
inspected by SoCalGas technicians, Haines said.
There have been about 4,000 visits to the
map page and no increase in reported natural gas
emissions since the map was posted in mid-May,
Haines said. The map is updated monthly.
Con Edison, the utility that serves New York
City and Westchester County, New York, added
a gas leak map to its website as a way to provide
the public with more information about natural
gas emissions and how to address them.
Con Edison has reduced the company’s reported emissions from 1,203 at the end of 2011
to 740 at the end of 2014, according to Allan
Drury, company spokesperson.
“Also as part of our increased efforts to detect
leaks and make them safe, patrols have increased
from once a year to 13 times a year,” Drury told
American Gas.
the same energy content as one gallon of diesel
fuel. Since the excise tax is based on volume
(gallons), not energy content, LNG is taxed at
170 percent of the rate of diesel on an energy
equivalent basis. Fixing this disparity brings the
LNG excise tax down to 14.1 cents per gallon.
LNG competes with diesel in the heavy-duty
freight-hauling market.
The measure also defines the energy equivalent of a diesel gallon of LNG as having a Btu
content of 128,700, which is equal to 6.06
pounds of liquefied natural gas. The measure
also defines the energy equivalent of a gallon of
compressed natural gas as having a Btu content
of 115,400, equal to 5.66 pounds of compressed
natural gas.
Truckers won’t have too long to wait. The
new tax rate will be effective on January 1, 2016. NGVs
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A
temporary highway funding bill passed by
Congress and signed by President Obama
has leveled the playing field for natural
gas transportation. The three-month extension of federal
highway funding includes a provision known as
“the LNG-diesel fix,” which corrects a longstanding inequity in the tax code by ensuring that the
excise tax on liquefied natural gas is levied at a
rate consistent with its energy output relative to
diesel fuel.
“This provision provides the level playing
field that natural gas has needed to reach its full
potential as a transportation fuel,” said Kathryn
Clay, vice president for policy strategy at the
American Gas Association. “We’re pleased that
our work educating Congress over the last three
years about the need for tax parity has yielded a
positive outcome.”
Currently, the federal highway excise tax on
both diesel and LNG is 24.3 cents per gallon.
However, it takes 1.7 gallons of LNG to equal
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BY THE NUMBERS
Texas, Louisiana, Pennsylvania, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Colorado, Arkansas and New Mexico each would rank among the
top 30 natural gas-producing nations in the world if they were countries, according to a report released this year by the
American Petroleum Institute.
WORLD DOMINATION: U.S. AND MANY STATES LEAD THE WAY IN NATURAL GAS
Each of the eight top-30 states has a natural gas output above three
billion cubic feet per day and ranked above nations such as Venezuela
and Oman in 2012, the most recent year for which consistent international data is available. Also, rapid growth in shale production unlocked
by hydraulic fracturing and horizontal drilling has helped the United
States take the top spot among global producers. “This is what energy
security looks like,” said Kyle Isakower, API’s vice president for
regulatory and economic policy.
United States
Russia
Iran
Qatar
Canada
Norway
China
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Netherlands
Indonesia
Turkmenistan
Uzbekistan
Malaysia
Egypt
Australia
United Arab Emirates
Mexico
Pakistan
Thailand
United Kingdom
India
Trinidad and Tobago
Argentina
Nigeria
Oman
Venezuela
Bangladesh
Ukraine
Bolivia
65.73
59.46
15.43
15.09
13.85
11.36
10.02
9.58
8.34
7.77
6.99
6.81
6.07
5.95
5.85
5.40
5.07
4.56
4.00
3.98
3.97
3.96
3.90
3.63
3.25
2.83
2.19
2.11
1.90
1.76
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
3
1
7.98 Louisiana
10
2
5.25 Wyoming
3
17
18
Qatar
5.15 Oklahoma
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Iran
4.45 Colorado
4
3.13 Arkansas
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Russia
6.13 Pennsylvania
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3.09 New Mexico
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United States
18.84 Texas
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Canada
PEOPLE
Gregory C. Hazelton has joined NW Natural to serve
as the company’s new senior vice president and chief
financial officer. Hazelton comes to NW Natural from
Hawaiian Electric Industries, where he has been the
vice president of finance and treasurer and controller. Hazelton
Riley
Newton
Mughal
Hall
McGinnis
Fritz
Dominion Resources Inc. has named Keith
Windle as general manager of Dominion Carolina
Gas Transmission LLC.
of human resources to a new role as executive vice
president of corporate services and human resources,
reporting to PG&E Corporation Chairman and CEO
Tony Earley. Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.’s Sharon
McGinnis has been named vice president of human
resources and safety, succeeding Thomas Brocks, who
retires on March 1, 2016.
At Entergy Corp., Robert Hall III was recently named
vice president of federal governmental affairs. Hall
previously served as the lead U.S. government affairs
advocate for General Electric. In addition, Hugh McDonald will retire as president and CEO of Entergy
Arkansas Inc. in the first half of 2016, and Rick Riley,
who is currently vice president of transmission for Entergy Services Inc., is set to assume McDonald’s role.
At Citizens Energy Group, Jeff Harrison has been
named chief executive officer. Harrison joined Citizens
Energy in 2003 and succeeds Carey Lykins, who is
retiring.
Williams Cos. Inc. has named Sarah Miller as general
counsel of the company. Miller succeeds Craig Rainey,
who has retired. She will report directly to Williams
president and CEO Alan Armstrong and will lead the
company’s legal team.
MDU Resources Group Inc. has named Martin
Fritz (formerly with EQT) as president and CEO
of WBI Holdings Inc., the company’s pipeline and
energy services business. At PG&E, Geisha Williams is being promoted to
the expanded role of president, electric operations,
and Nick Stavropoulos is being promoted to the
expanded role of president, gas operations. Both are
currently executive vice presidents. PG&E is also
promoting John Simon from senior vice president
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OCTOBER
1: AGA Quality Management
in Gas Operations Workshop, Amelia Island, FL. Contact
Betsy Tansey, 202/824-7339,
btansey@aga.org
8: AGA 8th Annual Energy
Market Regulation Conference, Albuquerque, NM. Contact
Michael Murray, 202/824-7071,
mmurray@aga.org
12–14: AGA Gas Utility
Operations Roundtable:
New Main and Services
Construction and Replacement Main & Services
Construction, Portland, OR.
Contact Mike Bellman, 202/8247183, mbellman@aga.org
19–20: AGA/EEI Beyond the
Boardroom, AGA Headquarters,
Washington, DC. Contact Gary
Gardner, 202/824-7270,
ggardner@aga.org
JANUARY 2016
21–22: Small Member
Council Meeting, Winchester,
KY. Contact Ysabel Suarez,
202/824-7024,ysuarez@aga.org
NOVEMBER
4–6: AGA Operations Best
Practices Roundtable:
Collection and Maintenance
of As-Built Documentation,
Plano, TX. Contact Mike Bellman,
202/824-7183, mbellman@aga.org
8–11: AGA/EEI Taxation
Committee Meeting, Las Vegas,
NV. Contact Joe Martin, 202/8247255, jmartin@aga.org
10–11: Tracking & Traceability
Workshop, Washington, DC.
Contact Kate Miller, 202/8247342, kmiller@aga.org
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INSTITUTE EVENTS
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OCT 20–22
The Shale Exchange. Lone Star
Community Building, The Woodlands,
Texas. Danielle Swanson, GTI,
847/768-0561; danielle.swanson@
gastechnology.org; www.gastechnology.
org/training
15–18: AGA/EEI Fall Accounting Conference, AGA
Accounting Services Committee/EEI Corporate Accounting Committee/EEI Property Accounting & Valuation
Committee Meeting, Phoenix,
AZ. Contact Doug Allen, 202/8247261, dallen@aga.org
20: NYSSA 2016 Presentation, NYSSA Headquarters, New
York, NY. Contact Liliana Fonnoll,
202/824-7021, lfonnoll@aga.org
16–17: AGA Executive
Leadership Safety Summit,
Washington, DC. Contact Andrew
Lu, 202/824-7341, alu@aga.org
APRIL 2016
DECEMBER
2–3: Executive Committee
Meeting, AGA Headquarters,
Washington, DC.
25–28: AGA TMC Winter
Meeting, Omni San Diego Hotel,
San Diego, CA. Contact Ali Quraishi,
202/824-7337, aquraishi@aga.org
19–29: AGA 2016 Operations Conference/CS Week
Customer Service Conference,
Phoenix, AZ. Contact Debbie Ellis,
dellis@aga.org
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TRAINING
OCT 26–30
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Chicago Downtown, Chicago, IL. Susan
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2016
FEB 22–26
Pipeline Safety Regulatory
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MICHIGAN
FLORIDA
ILLINOIS
MASSACHUSETTS
Michigan farmers are benefiting from
energy efficiency and other programs, like
these high-efficiency continuous-flow tower
drying systems with digital controls installed
at Szikszay Farms in Flint, Michigan.
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The state’s farmers can now further grow their
energy efficiency
EAST LANSING—Agriculture is a huge, $100 billion business
in Michigan that employs 22 percent of the workforce.
Now, farmers there can take advantage of financial incentives from Michigan’s two largest energy providers to help them
reduce costs and continue to grow.
Consumers Energy and DTE Energy are offering rebates
and ways to offset upfront costs in an industry that tends to be
seasonal in nature.
Garrick Rochow, vice president and chief customer officer
for Consumers Energy, told American Gas that his company
provides customer incentives to help farmers offset the upfront
costs for service extensions, both gas and electric, so farmers
can grow their businesses. Consumers Energy also provides
energy efficiency programs specifically designed for farmers’
needs, such as irrigation systems, grain dryers, dairy equipment
and greenhouse equipment. It also provides audits to help them
find energy efficiencies, along with a rebate program.
“We’ve also hired specialists with backgrounds in agriculture
who understand the business, so that we can deliver exceptional
service,” Rochow said.
“Farmers are intensive users of natural gas and electricity, but only for part of the year,” said Jim Byrum, Michigan
Agri-Business Association President. “We’re pleased with DTE’s
efforts to work with us on reliability issues and increase outreach
to agricultural customers. This is a step in the right direction that
will expand opportunity for those in the agriculture sector to save
energy and boost their bottom line.”—Monica von Dobeneck
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FLORIDA
Cash for Conservation
State residents who save energy can earn
cash rebates
NAVARRE—A startup company called MeterHero
PHOTO COURTESY OF METERHERO
The MeterHero dashboard is where
participants can track their water,
energy and gas usage, view their
savings rebates and, coming soon,
participate in water and energy
savings challenges.
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wants to pay people for saving on their utility
bills. With the program, natural gas customers
will not only lower their bills by conserving, but
now they can earn cash rebates.
MeterHero is the brainchild of McGee Young,
a former professor at Marquette University who
gave up his job to start the company in November. The company solicits funds from organizations, utilities and companies with sustainability
goals and uses that money to give rebates to
customers who save on water, electric and natural
gas use.
In Florida, the Florida Clean Water Network
is putting up the startup money. Although the
organization’s prime purpose is conserving water,
it has agreed to sponsor rebates for natural gas
and electricity as well.
“The Florida Clean Water Network has a
philosophical commitment to sustainability, and
they wanted to prime the pump,” Young told
American Gas.
The rebates will be $1 for each therm of natural
gas, 100 gallons of water or 10 kilowatt hours of
electricity saved. The average rebate for natural gas
customers comes to about $10 a month, according
to Young.
“Between the bill savings and a little extra
on top, it can help,” Young said. “In Florida, a
lot of people are on fixed incomes.”
Customers need to give MeterHero access to
their utility bills through the company’s website,
www.meterhero.com. The company has devised
a mathematical formula to calculate the savings
compared with past bills despite seasonal variations. Florida is one of the latest states to offer
the service, which is available to anyone in the
world who receives a utility bill.
MeterHero has seen rapid growth. So far, it
has handed out about 15,000 rebates, but it has
doubled its volume in each of the past couple of
months, Young said in August, and he expects
that trend to continue.
“Our motivation is to solve the problems of
water scarcity and global warming,” said Young.
“We need to put much more power in the
hands of ordinary people. These challenges will
only get more significant.”
ILLINOIS
More Affordable Access
A new program by Ameren Illinois relieves the pressure of high heating bills
GRANTFORK—Grantfork is a tiny village in
Illinois, with a population of 333, not far from
St. Louis. Its residents had been paying a lot for
propane and wanted to switch to natural gas.
So Ameren Illinois launched a project to make
natural gas more affordable for Grantfork citizens.
The project is possible thanks to revised pipeline
extension rules proposed by the company and approved by the Illinois Commerce Commission.
One change extends the free main extension
allowance for qualifying customers from 200
feet to 400 feet. Another allows multiple customers to join together to reduce the upfront
costs of a main extension.
Previously, an extension agreement allowed
for only one responsible party. Customers will
still be responsible for converting their appliances
and for any additional service pipe or gas main.
Ameren is building three miles of distribution main to extend from its existing gas line
along state Route 160 to Grantfork, as well as
additional pipes throughout the village.
More than 120 customers signed up for the
new service. The village board had asked for commitments before construction began because it is
responsible for the initial cost of extending the line
and will later be reimbursed by the customers.
“Many alternative fuel customers, particularly propane users, were feeling the pinch of
high heating bills and low propane supplies
following extreme weather in the winter of
2013–14,” Richard Mark, chairman and president of Ameren Illinois, said in a press release.
“That presented an opportunity for us to take a
fresh look at our practices and make modifications that would help relieve the pressure felt
by these customers. We’re excited to be able to
bring affordable natural gas services to the community of Grantfork.”
Village president Steven Brendel said expansion of natural gas services will open doors for
additional growth and development in the village.
“I have seen the challenges that many of
us face with price volatility and uneven supply
that come from being served by an alternate
fuel source,” he said. “I have heard from several
residents who predict that they will save over
$1,000 on fuel costs each year by converting.”
MASSACHUSETTS
I, Robot
Pipeline repair activity can now be virtually invisible
BOSTON—Robots have been crawling under the
streets of Boston for the past four years repairing
natural gas pipelines, and now they are expanding
elsewhere in the country and even abroad.
That does not mean the Robot Apocalypse is
on its way.
But it does mean that natural gas distributors
in high-density cities can repair their infrastructure with little bother to the residents above.
ULC Robotics has developed the Cast Iron
Joint Sealing Robot to enter large-diameter gas
mains through relatively small excavation points.
CISBOT’s advanced technology lets it repair
joints by internally drilling and injecting each
joint with a sealant. It can seal joints along about
1,500 feet of pipeline, or about three average city
blocks, without requiring an extra excavation
point. Also, the procedure eliminates gas leaks,
reduces greenhouse gas emissions and improves
efficiency, according to ULC Robotics.
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ULC Robotics’ CISBOT operates
inside a cast iron gas main,
unseen by residents above.
Legal Eagles
Legislation promises to reduce statewide
pollution from heavy-duty trucks
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SALT LAKE CITY—Utah residents will soon
Gas services for businesses along the line
remain intact during the repairs.
ULC Robotics has been working with
National Grid to repair pipelines in Boston for
about four years. It started working on a longterm contract with National Grid in Brooklyn
in April.
It also has ongoing work with Con Edison and will start demonstrations with Public
Service Electric & Gas Company in New Jersey
and Baltimore Gas and Electric Company in
Maryland.
CISBOT has been repairing gas lines in
London for SGN, a utility in the United Kingdom, and recently launched in Scotland under
iconic George Street in Edinburgh, the city’s
most prestigious shopping district.
“Similar to Fifth Avenue in New York City,
the visitors and high-end shop owners along
George Street are not likely to notice CISBOT
because the robot is virtually invisible,” according to a ULC Robotics press release.
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breathe easier because of new laws designed to
reduce carbon dioxide pollution from heavyduty trucks by replacing diesel or gasoline fuel
with natural gas.
Heavy-duty work trucks drive the most
miles, operate the biggest vehicles and burn the
most fuel, according to www.UtahPolicy.com, a
website that tracks government legislation in
the state. Gov. Gary Herbert recently signed
into law two bills that could significantly reduce
carbon dioxide pollution from heavy-duty
trucks and improve Utah’s air.
House Bill 406, sponsored by state representative Steve Handy, provides income tax credits for
trucking companies to buy heavy-duty trucks that
run on natural gas. Meanwhile, House Bill 15 will
make it easier to convert vehicles to natural gas and
extends tax credits for energy-efficient vehicles.
During the bill-signing ceremony, Handy
said 50 percent of air pollution comes from
tailpipes. Since Utah has abundant natural gas,
it makes sense to make the switch, he said.
Tractor-trailers that use engines running
on natural gas can cost more than traditional
engines, so the incentives are helpful, according
to members of the trucking industry.
HB 406 establishes an income tax credit
of up to $25,000 for heavy-duty commercial
trucks that do most of their driving in the state.
While medium- and heavy-duty trucks
comprise four percent of the vehicles on the road,
they account for 20 percent of the fuel consumed
and 20 percent of the greenhouse gases emitted by
vehicles, according to www.UtahPolicy.com.
A www.UtahPolicy.com poll also showed that
72 percent of Utah residents support an incentive
program to convert truck fleets to natural gas.
“We’re working at cleaning up the air,” Herbert said during the signing ceremony. “We’re
having successes, as we have a much cleaner
environment today than we did just 10 years
ago. So we’re going in the right direction.”
Utah has also proposed a bill to convert aging
school buses to natural gas.
Working Toward Zero
All new homes in the state will be zero
net energy by 2020
LOS ANGELES—California has ambitious
goals. By 2020, it wants all its new homes to
be zero net energy. That means the homes will
produce as much—or more—energy than they
consume over the course of a year.
The California Public Utilities Commission
and California Energy Commission have the
backing of the state’s major utilities.
Anne Silva, spokesperson for Southern California Gas Company, said ZNE is “the ultimate
goal for energy use.”
It’s “an aspirational goal, but a worthy one,”
she told American Gas.
The action plan launched in the spring
builds on the 2008 California Long Term Energy Efficiency Strategic Plan, which involved
the CPUC’s regulated utilities Pacific Gas &
Electric Company, Southern California Edison
SoCalGas employees volunteered to help
construct a zero net energy Habitat for
Humanity home for a disabled veteran.
PHOTO COURTESY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS CO.
CALIFORNIA
Company, San Diego Gas and Electric Company
and Southern California Gas Company.
The new action plan was also developed with
extensive input from home builders, trade associations, engineers and architects.
While solar and wind energy might be an
important part of a ZNE home, so are highefficiency appliances, such as those powered by
natural gas.
Silva said a complex metric called Time Dependent Valuation helps determine what makes
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a ZNE home. Natural gas is favorable in the
calculation because of its high efficiency and
cost-effectiveness.
SoCalGas has been involved in several
projects that showcase the future of natural gas
technologies. Among them are the Dawn Creek
Project, the Resort at Playa Vista and projects by
ABC Green Home.
ABC Green Home’s home builder partner
is Habitat for Humanity, which builds ZNE
single-family homes for disabled U.S. veterans and their families. Homes also have a full
complement of natural gas appliances.
“Zero net energy has been a vision for
California for nearly 10 years, and with this
industry-supported action plan, we are now
ready to make that vision a reality with feasible,
market-driven concepts to transform the new
residential housing market,” CPUC Commissioner Carla Peterman said.
She said the plan will help California meet
its climate change goals.
California Energy Commissioner Andrew
McAllister said the plan is technically feasible
and the market is developing the expertise to
make ZNE
homes
affordable.
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NEW YORK
Trash to Treasure
The Big Apple plans to convert all its
organic waste into biofuels by 2018
NEW YORK CITY—The tons of organic waste
produced every day in New York City can be a
problem—or they can be a solution to the city’s
energy needs.
New York plans to expand its pilot waste-tobiofuels program, currently operating in Queens
and Brooklyn, to the whole city by 2018.
The voluntary pilot program in the two
boroughs serves about 100,000 households and
yields 20 to 40 tons of organic waste a day.
Residents who are part of the program can put
their organic waste into bins provided by the city’s
Department of Sanitation and set them curbside
for weekly collection.
Some of the waste is sent to anaerobic digesters at the Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, where it is added to wastewater to
produce biogas. It is then refined to renewable
natural gas, which can be used to fuel trucks,
heat homes or cook dinners.
Instead of escaping into the atmosphere and
contributing to global warming, the process can
actually be carbon negative. It prevents more
carbon from escaping into the atmosphere than
it creates.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio has set up
an ambitious agenda for the city to achieve zero
waste by 2030. Over the summer, his administration proposed requiring large-scale food
operations to separate food scraps and other
organic waste. The waste can then be used for
composting, feedstock or sent to anaerobic
digesters to create renewable energy.
Eventually, restaurants, grocery stores and
caterers would also have to meet the requirements.
Nearly one-third of the waste produced
every day in New York City is organic.
“Food waste has for too long been an untapped resource—by turning it into compost,
by using it to fuel digesters that create energy,
it’s no longer waste that is decomposing and
off-gassing greenhouse gases, but taking its
rightful place as part of a sustainability cycle,”
Nilda Mesa, director of the mayor’s Office of
Sustainability, said in a press release.
China, India and Taiwan. That will “maximize
the market,” Baker said.
The project still needs approval from the
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and it
will probably be 10 years before the $45 to $65
billion project is complete. But it should provide about 15,000 construction jobs and 1,000
permanent jobs, Baker told American Gas.
Baker said the North Slope in Alaska has
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affairs and government relations for the Alaska
Gasline Development Corporation.
Last November, the U.S. Department of Energy gave the go-ahead to allow Alaska to ship
LNG to countries that are part of a Free Trade
Agreement, like South Korea and Singapore. In
May, the department extended that approval to
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This graphic rendering depicts the
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ample natural gas, but it is not economically viable to ship it to the lower 48 states, which now
have their own shale gas supplies.
“On the North Slope, it’s stranded up there far
from the market,” Baker said. “The best and most
viable market is Asia,” where the demand is high.
The approval will allow Alaska to ship up
to 20 million tons of LNG a year for 30 years
once the plant is built. That comes to 2.5 billion
cubic feet a day. “That’s a lot,” Baker said.
Alaska has an oil- and gas-driven economy,
but oil has been on the decline the past few
years, Baker said. Natural gas provides “a huge
potential source of revenue for the state” and
will be important for the tax base.
The project will build an 800-mile pipeline
from the North Slope to a liquefaction facility
in the Nikiski area on the Kenai Peninsula.
It is a joint project between the state of
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C OVER
GE’s NextFuel™ Natural Gas Retrofit Kit
with dual-fuel technology is expected
to reduce locomotive fuel costs by up
to 50 percent.
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GAME
CHANGERS
The abundance and affordability of natural gas are creating new markets for
this clean fossil fuel. Here are three long-awaited — and perhaps surprising —
new applications. BY JULIA BAILEY
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T
PHOTO COURTESY
OF INTELLICHOICE
PHOTOS COURTESY
OF INTELLICHOICE
ENERGY ENERGY
he revolution taking place
in the natural gas industry
is creating some new—even
unanticipated—consequences
across U.S. markets. As a
transportation fuel, natural
gas has been providing cost
savings and environmental benefits for
years. But most recently, it has begun to
lead to sweeping changes in the marine and
railway transportation segments, while in
the commercial building sector, natural gas
heat pumps are attracting renewed interest
as a sustainable and cost-saving alternative to
electric systems.
IF YOU BUILD IT: NATURAL
GAS AND COMMERCIAL
BUILDING
High electricity rates and affordable and
stable natural gas prices have opened up new
opportunities for new natural gas technologies and products in the commercial building market.
For example, the NextAire™ GHP system
is a gas heat pump developed by IntelliChoice
Energy, a subsidiary of Southwest Gas
Corp. formed to commercialize natural
gas-fired heat pump technology and to act as
exclusive North American distributor for the
NextAire product line. While the product
isn’t exactly new, it’s getting a lot of attention
from some unexpected market segments.
An Unexpected Market
The NextAire GHP has actually been
widely adopted since the 1980s, with more
than 700,000 units installed worldwide and
only a fraction of those in the U.S. “Americans have just recently begun to understand
what natural gas heating and cooling are
all about, mainly because up until recently
we’ve had access to very cheap electricity
and inexpensive HVAC systems,” said John
Cole, ICE’s chief executive officer.
For example, as legal marijuana continues
to be the fastest-growing industry in the U.S.,
according to The ArcView Group, more marijuana growers are moving their cultivation
sites to large-scale facilities where growing can
be done in a controlled environment. Yet, as
they make the move, they are finding electric
The above plans depict a recently activated marijuana grow house in Las Vegas, which will utilize the NextAire gas heat pump (right).
energy costs to be prohibitive.
According to industry experts, a marijuana grow consumes about 360 kilowatthours each month for every 25 square feet,
using even more power during some growing phases. Looked at another way, it takes
about 5,000 kWh to grow one kilogram
of marijuana, according to the Northwest
Power and Conservation Council. In
many cases, the monthly electricity bill for
a marijuana facility can total thousands
of dollars—with air conditioning (19
percent), ventilation and dehumidification (27 percent) and lighting (33 percent)
accounting for nearly 80 percent of total
energy costs for an average commercial
marijuana grow.
That’s a lot of electricity-hungry customers that utilities need to serve. “In the Southwest, the numbers are even more dramatic,”
said Cole. “Air conditioning electricity demands can increase to as much as 50 percent
of the monthly electricity bill. Ventilation
is reduced, because the growers don’t want
to draw in outside air. And, because of laws
that require a building to restrict visibility,
inside lighting costs are higher.”
Natural Gas Environmental Control
When the first marijuana growers began
to come to terms with the high potential
energy costs of their new operations, they
sought an alternative. “There are two things
that marijuana growers need to make their
facilities successful,” said Cole. “They need
solid environmental control to keep plants
at an optimum temperature. And they need
grow lights to enable them to grow 24/7 to
optimize their economic return.
“They were looking for a low energyconsuming environmental system,” Cole
continued. “That’s how they discovered us.
Our product doesn’t use a lot of electricity;
instead, we use natural gas to run our engine.
We soon became an ideal HVAC alternative
for them. Now, if one of our customers needs
to upgrade its electrical infrastructure in the
building, it’s only for purposes of grow
lighting, not for environmental control
through their HVAC.”
As a multizone GHP, NextAire allows
growers to maintain individualized temperature settings in up to 33 unique zones. It’s
also quiet: Because it operates at less than 57
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A GHP system can cut a building’s energy
costs by as much as 80 percent.
decibels, it can replace several noisy conventional units. The upfront cost is relatively
high because the product uses an actual
engine rather than an electric motor. (The
eight- and 15-ton units are manufactured by
Aisin, a subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corp.)
Yet, because it promises significant operating-costs savings, growers can realize a return
on their investment in a very short time.
In fact, according to ICE, the natural gas-based heating, ventilating and air
conditioning system can cut a building’s
electrical cost for environmental control by
as much as 80 percent.
ICE got the first calls about NextAire
from growers last year in Nevada, where
medical marijuana laws went into effect in
April. “In addition to Nevada, we’re now
focusing on Washington, Oregon, California and Arizona, and welcome growers
across the nation,” said Cole. In November
2016, three of these states (Nevada, California and Arizona) are expected to vote on
approving the legalization of recreational
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marijuana. “We think they’ll get approved
and dramatically increase the demand for
[legal] marijuana—and for energy-efficient
natural gas-powered HVAC systems.”
PUTTING NATURAL GAS
ON A NEW TRACK
The glut of affordable natural gas has also
brought about the switch from diesel to
natural gas for railways—a historic change
in the traditionally slow-to-change train
industry. This transition is now on the fast
track, and it’s promising to revolutionize
the industry as much as the transition from
steam to diesel did in the 1950s.
Why It Makes Sense
Rising diesel fuel prices and natural gas’
environmental benefits are making the
decision to switch an easy one for today’s
locomotive fleet owners. After all, natural
gas engines offer the potential for significant reductions in emissions compared
with diesel locomotives.
For the switch to make economic sense,
there are several big challenges ahead:
the need to upgrade the nation’s fueling
infrastructure and develop new engineer
technology. A full-scale switch to LNG
technology will require a costly upgrade of
the U.S. freight-rail system infrastructure
that spans a total of 140,000 miles—an
upgrade that would require investments in
building networks of dedicated LNG fueling stations along the tracks.
In addition, the natural gas locomotives
themselves will need to be reconfigured
because a special tanker car must be added
to carry the fuel. It’s been estimated that
the addition of a tanker car and retrofitting
a locomotive to accommodate natural gas
fuel could add as much as 50 percent to
the cost of a locomotive, which can range
from $2 to $4 million (an upfront cost
that could decrease over time, given new
economies of scale).
However, the good news is that a liquefied
natural gas solution could supplement the
diesel fleet to help meet the stringent new Tier
4 emissions standards introduced this year by
the Environmental Protection Agency.
Retrofitting: The Next Step
Many locomotive manufacturers and
railroad companies are focused on finding
ways to retrofit existing equipment since
that seems to be the quickest and most costeffective way to make the switch to natural
gas fuel. “After all, it stands to reason that
a railroad will achieve the best return on its
investment by using the fleet it already has,”
said Graciela Trillanes, new product introduction leader at GE Transportation.
GE Transportation was one of the leaders
in the development of technology for retrofitting existing locomotives to use natural gas
as a fuel source. The company has been testing low-pressure natural gas technology since
the spring of 2013. Its NextFuel™ Natural
Gas Retrofit Kit, the first dual-fuel-powered
locomotive kit in North America, enables
engines to run on up to 80 percent natural
gas and 20 percent diesel and back to 100
percent diesel with no loss of performance.
The flexibility to run on 100 percent diesel
is important in situations in which there is
a problem with LNG availability or with
onboard fuel delivery.
The retrofit kit is installed onto an existing locomotive using a safe low-pressure
system (120 psi between tender and locomotive). All locomotives equipped with the
NextFuel Kit will continue to meet NOx/
PM emission standards.
Going the Distance
GE Transportation estimates that its kit can
provide up to a 50 percent reduction in fuel
costs. “You can also double the distance with
this new solution,” said Trillanes. “Today, a
train that goes from Chicago to Los Angeles
needs to fuel at least one time. When you fuel
with LNG, you can go without refueling.”
Trillanes is an ardent advocate for the
new technology. She summarizes the benefits
for locomotive fleet owners quickly. “It will
maximize a railway company’s ability to take
advantage of the fuel quickly, while reducing operating expenses—all with the same
performance. And, of course, it reduces the
nation’s dependence on diesel imports while
reducing greenhouse gas emissions.”
According to Trillanes, the railway
industry is getting up to speed on the new
technology quickly. “We’ve worked with
railway companies and suppliers in the market,” she said. “It is an industry-wide effort
to make this a reality.”
NATURAL GAS GOES TO SEA
More stringent emissions regulations are
also bringing big changes on the world’s
waterways. In Europe, a new wave of the
future is being seen as more passenger fleet
operators are looking to fuel their fleets
with clean fuels like LNG.
Environmental regulations from the
International Maritime Organization
that came into force this past January are
promoting the spread of ferries powered by
LNG in Europe. Norway has been leading the way with LNG-powered passenger
ferries since the early 2000s. Most recently,
Viking Lines announced the launch of the
Viking Grace, the first in a series of green
passenger ferries that can run on LNG,
heavy fuel oil or diesel. However, when the
vessel runs on LNG, it meets all European
Union emission rules.
So it makes sense that this technology
would soon move to bigger ships. The cruise
industry, for example, is another transportation segment that is jumping onboard
the LNG bandwagon. This past summer,
Carnival Corp., the world’s largest cruise
ship operator, announced plans to launch
four “next-generation” cruise ships featuring
capacity for 6,600 guests—the largest ships
in the world—and fueled by LNG. The four
ships are targeted for delivery beginning in
2019, and two are already planned to sail for
Germany’s AIDA cruise line.
This use of LNG is a first for the cruise
industry, providing a fuel that is much
cleaner than bunker oil and other fuels used
in the past. To accommodate the LNG,
each ship will be equipped with a dualpowered hybrid engine. The LNG, which
will be stored on board, will provide 100
percent power on the open sea and in port,
eliminating emissions of sulfur oxides and
soot particles according to Carnival Corp.
NORTH AMERICA’S
FIRST FERRY
FUELED BY LNG
The use of natural gas as a fuel
for big ships is already starting
to grow. In July of this year,
the Société des traversiers du
Québec, a Quebec government
corporation operating maritime
transport for passengers,
announced the commissioning
of the first ferry in North
America to be fueled by LNG.
Gaz Métro, the largest natural
gas distribution company in
Quebec and an American
Gas Association member, will
supply the STQ fleet from its
Montreal facility. According
to Gaz Métro, with reductions
in greenhouse gas emissions
of up to 25 percent compared
with marine diesel—and the
additional benefits of less noise
and vibration and near-complete
elimination of fine particle
emissions—it is hoped that the
announcement will encourage
more ship owners to make the
switch to LNG.
The new ferry will be able to
carry 800 passengers and 180
vehicles, with an LNG capacity
totaling 500 cubic meters in two
onboard tanks with a capacity
of approximately 132,000
gallons. “It’s extraordinary that
this major first is happening here
in Quebec, and Gaz Métro
is very proud to be a part of
it,” said Martin Imbleau, vice
president, development and
renewable energies.—J.B.
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that infrastructure, which is
why Carnival has made this
announcement at this early
stage in the process,” referring to
Carnival’s decision to use LNG
bunkering to power the new
LNG-powered cruise ships.
The new ships from
Costa and AIDA will be
the first in the cruise industry
to utilize LNG for power, an
environmental and technology
breakthrough for the cruise industry.
have also been looking for ways to comply
with strict environmental regulations. The
EPA has been advancing a coordinated
strategy for many years to control air pollution from large ships. In addition to the
Clean Air Act program, designation of U.S.
waters as an emission control area is a key
component of the EPA’s strategy.
The marine industry has also long been
aware of the environmental benefits of
LNG—including reduced emissions of nitrogen and sulfur oxide, as well as reduced
operating costs, and for Carnival, the use of
LNG is just one technology being developed to comply with EPA standards.
Both environmentally and economically, it’s clear that natural gas has an important role to play both here in the U.S.
and abroad. These kinds of firsts are sure
to continue as new markets continue to be
explored for natural gas—and particularly
as natural gas production looks forward to
continued growth and as the infrastructure
to support these new uses is further developed. Stay tuned. u
The Economics and
Environmental Benefits
of Maritime LNG
Just as the railway industry faces the need
to build a fueling infrastructure to accommodate the use of LNG fuel, until now,
the lack of infrastructure for LNG fueling
was the most significant impediment to the
development of natural gas as a fuel for the
marine industry. Early adopters like Carnival
are not concerned. In fact, Roger Frizzell,
Carnival’s senior vice president and chief
communications officer, recently said, “I
think the early adopters can drive forward
According to The American Oil
& Gas Reporter, LNG has about
60 percent of the Btu value of
an equivalent volume of marine diesel, and
it takes 1.7 gallons of LNG to produce the
power equivalent to one gallon of diesel.
Even so, LNG’s lower cost and emissions
contribute to lower operating costs, an advantage that some studies have put at up to
30 percent, depending on the price differential. That makes sense when you consider
that fuel and personnel are at the top of the
list of expenses for ship operators.
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FEATURE
Lenny Perfetti, NYSEG and RG&E’s damage prevention
supervisor, examines an excavation site using a damage
prevention vehicle equipped with a field app.
CAN YOU
DIG IT?
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When it comes to damage prevention, more consumers
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and excavators are calling 811 due to concerted efforts by natural
gas utilities. Several have launched unique programs to educate the
public to “Call Before You Dig.” BY ALICE CLAMP
N
atural gas utilities work hard to
prevent damage to
underground lines by
reminding contractors and customers
to “always call before
you dig.” When customers use the free
811 number, one-call centers are notified
of planned excavations and can then alert
utilities so that underground facilities can
be marked in the excavation area.
But not everyone calls 811, and damage can occur as a result. In response to this
challenge, natural gas utilities are coming up
with innovative ways to help prevent damage
and help further ensure public safety.
Coming to a Neighborhood Near You
Two utilities in New York state are using a
new technology to prevent damage to gas
pipelines by excavators: New York State
Electric & Gas Corp. and Rochester Gas and
Electric Corp. have equipped their damage
prevention vehicles with a unique field application to assist them in tracking and managing third-party excavations near pipelines.
Lenny Perfetti, NYSEG and RG&E’s
damage prevention supervisor in gas operations, proposed the application to streamline the process, and NYSEG and RG&E
partnered with Bytronics Inc. to develop the
application. “This was a natural fit since
NYSEG was already using our DigTrack
ticket management application,” said Bob
Dreste, president of Bytronics Inc. “We were
able to leverage all the completion information associated with the tickets to drive the
damage prevention vehicle application.
NYSEG came to us with a well-defined
set of requirements, and we were able to
custom-build the application from the
ground up.”
Here’s how it works: When the utility
is notified of a planned excavation, the
dispatcher sees the ticket and assigns it to
a DPV driver in the area where excavation
will take place, said Perfetti.
“Each driver has a unique ID in the
tablet, and every morning, there will be
between 10 and 50 tickets in that driver’s
queue, depending on the time of year,”
he said. “Drivers have a lot of territory
to cover, so we place them in those areas
where we’ve had problems in the past with
damage. … The drivers also can push a but-
ton to search for any tickets in their area.”
NYSEG and RG&E give each ticket
a weight, depending on factors such as
emergencies—a sewer or water main
break—or insufficient notice from the
excavator. The ticket’s weight is depicted by
a thermometer displayed on the tablet. If
the thermometer—which runs from zero
to 100 percent—is at or above 50 percent,
it represents a “hot ticket” and the driver
knows to go to that site first. “It gives the
driver a sense of priority,” said Perfetti.
“We also create a report card for the excavator, who can receive a grade from A to
F,” he noted. Drivers can provide input to
an excavator’s report card in the field, and
if appropriate, a driver hands out a training
DVD or a pamphlet on safe digging rules
and regulations.
“This app enables real-time communications between the requests we receive from
the one-call center to mark underground
facilities, the dispatchers of our DPVs and the
DPV drivers,” said Perfetti. “It also helps us
prioritize our work, which is a big plus given
the size of our service area. The app and tablets have markedly improved our efficiency,
replacing a collection of older equipment.”
The tablet and field
app used by NYSEG
and RG&E displays
detailed information
to assist drivers in
managing and tracking
third-party excavations
near pipelines.
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FEATURE
BACKING AN 811
WINNER
Common Ground Alliance—
the organization dedicated to
protecting underground utility
lines and the safety of people who
dig near them—backed a major
winner for its 811 line this year.
Together with nearly 40 of its
member organizations, CGA
sponsored Triple Crown-winning
jockey Victor Espinoza (above) in
his first-place finishes at this year’s
Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes
and Belmont Stakes.
In the Kentucky Derby, Espinoza
wore the “Call 811” message,
which promotes the national “call
before you dig” phone number,
on his saddle and his boots.
“Victor has been a great partner
to CGA by diligently promoting
811 to both the English- and
Spanish-speaking communities,”
said Bob Kipp, CGA president.
“A buried utility is damaged every
six minutes because someone
decided to dig without calling
811 beforehand, and we hope
Victor’s continued involvement
with the 811 campaign can help
improve that figure.”—A.C.
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At the end of the year, the data is used to
identify the areas where most damage has occurred, who is causing it and why. “The onecall center uses those three metrics to make
sure we’re reaching out to the right people
and providing needed training,” said Perfetti.
NYSEG and RG&E also want to use
the report cards to predict where future
damage might occur.
The system is designed for easy use. The
dispatcher can pull up a map and see the
location of all the drivers, so if an urgent
call comes in, the dispatcher can send a
driver to that site. In addition to the tickets
displayed on the tablet screen, the drivers
can also get directions to a site.
Although NYSEG and RG&E have
roughly the same number of natural gas customers, RG&E’s are in a relatively compact
geographic area while NYSEG’s are spread
across more than two dozen counties in
upstate New York. NYSEG has four drivers,
which it puts in an area that historically has
accounted for 25 to 35 damage incidents a
year. Rochester has five drivers.
While the DPV program has already
proven its ability to influence third-party
damage, the new dispatch/data management system makes it even more efficient
and effective. “By focusing on data analysis,
we have reduced dig-ins by approximately
20 percent since 2008,” said Perfetti. “The
new data management tool, in use just since
April, has already intensified our focus on
efficiently responding to the potential threat
of third-party damage. Without a doubt, it
will contribute significantly to further reducing damage to our natural gas facilities.”
Innovation in Plain Sight
With a service territory that includes the
District of Columbia and parts of Maryland
and Virginia, Washington Gas had made
solid progress in reducing damages to its gas
lines. However, as the company sought new
ways to further improve these results, it found
innovation hiding in plain sight.
Last year, Washington Gas received nearly
700,000 tickets “and catalogued the myriad
information resulting from those tickets for
damage resolution and billing purposes,” said
Scott Brown, manager of damage prevention.
“We realized we could provide excavators
access to this information by integrating it
into their locate ticket response, creating a
more robust damage prevention resource for
all stakeholders.”
As a result, Washington Gas, in collaboration with UtiliQuest, the company’s
contract locate partner for more than 30
years, launched a pilot program to improve
damage prevention communications. That
program—Enhanced Positive Response—
sends an email to all stakeholders for each
ticket requested with a link to detailed
information, including the request itself,
the manifest created by the locator, an
orthophotograph of the excavation area,
photos of the locate marks and notes on
any anomalies observed at the site.
“The excavator can use a laptop, cell phone
or tablet to access the information created by
the locator—everything the excavator needs
before going to the job site,” said Brown.
“With EPR, the excavator can accurately plan
for the resources needed at the site.”
The EPR system was tested in Montgomery County, Maryland, over a two-month
period in 2014. In addition to Washington
Gas and UtiliQuest, participants included
Pepco and Verizon as well as each company’s
primary excavators. UtiliQuest served as the
locator for all three utilities. “The goal of
the pilot was not only to reduce damages,
but also to improve communications and
accountability for all stakeholders, including
locators,” said Brown.
The pilot was an overwhelming success.
During the two-month period, damages decreased by 67 percent in the county
compared with the same period in 2013.
Accordingly, improved stakeholder communications has become a primary ongoing
objective for Washington Gas’ damage prevention program. Asked if Washington Gas
planned to deploy EPR more widely, Brown
said the program has been implemented
throughout its service territory: “EPR is the
next frontier in damage prevention.”
Washington Gas is also using EPR
to share information with other utilities.
Recently, it collaborated with Dominion
Virginia Power on a project to replace or
move 4,000 miles of underground cable.
“We’re using EPR in areas where our services overlap,” said Brown.
In addition to EPR, Washington Gas
is using a locate risk model, developed by
UtiliQuest, that scores each open ticket
based on the availability of key information. “Each ticket has a score based on
many components, such as the excavator’s
history, the size, type and material of the
pipe and the work type and location,” said
Brown. “Using this model, we’re exchanging information with Virginia Power’s mapping group to identify areas where we have
a higher risk of damage from the utility’s
project and proactively mitigating that risk
prior to excavation activities.”
In addition to its work with professional
excavators and peer utilities, Washington
Gas has enhanced safe-digging awareness
among its residential customers through
a grassroots outreach campaign: the 811
Neighborhood Ambassadors. By actively
engaging homeowners who have damaged
underground natural gas lines, Washington
Gas has cultivated a network of neighborhood ambassadors for 811 awareness. “If a
homeowner agrees, we put an 811 sign in
their yard and provide them with collateral
outreach materials to share with neighbors,”
said Brown. The program has received strong
support, attracting nearly 100 ambassadors
since it was launched in the fall of 2013.
Tapping Facebook Fans
Atmos Energy, a Texas-based gas utility that
serves customers in eight states, uses social
media to reach its residential customers with
the 811 message.
“We were looking for a creative way to
make customers aware of the importance of
calling 811,” said Allison Kalteyer, corporate communications specialist at Atmos
Energy. “So we decided to set a challenge
for Facebook fans.”
The utility asked residents to take
photos of any utility line markings they saw
and post the photos on Facebook using the
hashtag #iDigIt811, and the winner, selected at random, would receive $811. Run
through a third-party platform, the contest
produced 152 photos.
Buoyed by the response to its I Dig It
campaign, Atmos Energy turned to Facebook
for another contest—the chance to win a
$2,000 yard makeover. To coincide with
National Safe Digging Month, the utility
launched the Yard Rescue contest in April
2015. Atmos Energy customers were asked
to submit photos of their yards, and winners
were selected from each of the eight states that
Atmos Energy serves, based on the number
of votes their photos received from friends
and family. The 375 photos entered received a
total of 20,000 votes.
Atmos Energy tracks the success of its
811 campaigns by checking the number of
visits to its website, said Kalteyer. “There’s
been an increase in the number of people
going to our website for safety information,” she confirmed.
Separately, Atmos Energy is also one of
the winners of the American Gas Association’s new SAVE—Safety Awareness Video
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Excellence—award for its “Do You Dig It?
Always Call Before You Dig” video. The
video features a man in front of a whiteboard swiftly illustrating the reasons for
calling 811. (For more information, go to:
www.amgas.org/safety-first.)
Another utility leveraging social media
to communicate the 811 message is Vectren
Corp., which serves gas and electricity
customers in the Midwest.
Recently, it partnered with a local
Bloomington, Indiana, nursery to sponsor
a landscape makeover contest. As part of
National Safe Digging Month, customers
were encouraged to spread the word about
811 and Call Before You Dig.
To be eligible to win a landscape makeover, contestants had to “like” Bloomington
Valley Nursery’s Facebook page and enter to
win through the page. Contestants also had
to live in the Vectren service territory.
Of the more than 1,600 entries, the
winner was Tanya Konerman, who received
a $5,000 landscape makeover. Vectren sponsored a similar campaign in Dayton, Ohio,
partnering with Siebenthaler’s. The winner,
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Tanya Konerman won Vectren’s
811 landscape makeover and now
has a new outdoor entertaining
area complete with fire pit and
water feature.
Rick Wilson of Huber Heights, Ohio, also
received a $5,000 landscape makeover award.
“The purpose of the contest was to raise
awareness about damage prevention by
creating ambassadors among our customers who could share the message of Call
Before You Dig,” explained Mike Roeder,
president of Vectren Energy Delivery of
Indiana-North. “Calling 811 is easy, free
and can ultimately save a life. We hope by
educating our customers, together, we can
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PROFILE
MOVING THE
INDUSTRY
FORWARD
With more than 20 years’ experience as a lobbyist in
the automobile industry, Matt Godlewski is in the
perfect position to lead NGVAmerica during
a transformative time.
A
n experienced trade association executive,
Matt Godlewski is driving a new vehicle but
headed down a similar road in his latest role
as president of NGVAmerica. He came to
the organization a year ago with the proven
ability to lead from within and collaborate
with industry allies—something he learned
well as vice president of state affairs for the Alliance of Automobile
Manufacturers. There, he was focused on new technologies for better fuel economy; here, Godlewski is working to demonstrate that
the natural gas industry is the solution to the ever-expanding quest
for energy diversity. A top priority is enhancing the message that
natural gas-powered vehicles are the savvy choice for both the fleet
operator and everyday consumer who want the best value for their
money while assuring a sustainable future.
American Gas: When you took the helm of NGVAmerica,
you said you were excited about this leadership role during a
“transformational” period. What made it transformational,
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and how has your first year been in terms of growth, progress
and new initiatives?
Godlewski: The shale gas revolution and continued advancements
with engines, tanks and component technology have transformed
the natural gas vehicle industry and put us at the doorstep of
significant growth in the marketplace. What was difficult to fully
appreciate a year ago was the impact of falling oil prices. We have
seen some fleets that have considered natural gas take a pause this
year, but overall, growth continues. Fleets that have already invested
in the infrastructure and the vehicles are still moving forward, as
evidenced by big announcements from UPS, Raven, Ryder, Waste
Management and many others over the past few months with plans
to add more NGVs to their fleets.
While the price of oil and natural gas are subject to complex
market conditions, NGVAmerica plays an important role in this
transformational period to ensure laws and regulations are applied
equably and fairly, codes and standards are maintained for continued safety and industry leaders have the information and resources
necessary for further market growth. Many of our initiatives this
“AS AN ORGANIZATION, WE PLAY
AN IMPORTANT ROLE DURING THIS
TRANSFORMATIONAL PERIOD TO ENSURE
LAWS AND REGULATIONS ARE APPLIED
EQUABLY AND FAIRLY, CODES AND
STANDARDS ARE MAINTAINED FOR
CONTINUED SAFETY AND INDUSTRY LEADERS
HAVE THE INFORMATION AND RESOURCES
PHOTO COURTESY OF SIMON BRUTY PHOTOGRAPHY
NECESSARY FOR FURTHER MARKET GROWTH.”
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PROFILE
ABOUT MATT GODLEWSKI,
PRESIDENT OF NGVAMERICA
• A 20-year lobbyist with experience in helping to shape policy
in all levels of government.
• Has worked in the wine and
spirits industry, serving as
director of state and federal
policy at Pernod Ricard USA.
He also served in the Global
External Affairs Office of
Seagram/Universal Studios,
where he lobbied on state and
federal issues.
• Earned a bachelor’s degree in
American public affairs from
Michigan State University’s
James Madison College.
PHOTO COURTESY OF
SIMON BRUTY
PHOTOGRAPHY
• Enjoys a reputation for his
ability to bring important
stakeholders together to better
leverage opportunities for
growth, development and
future sustainability.
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year have been focused on strengthening our core functions as an organization,
adding key staff and telling the story of our
value proposition as a transportation fuel.
AG: With over 20 years of experience in
the government affairs arena, how do you
think your recent tenure as vice president
of state affairs at the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers helped prepare you
for your role with NGVAmerica?
Godlewski: Similar to the American Gas
Association, the Alliance is one of the top
national trade associations, with a rich staff
and members who are at the cutting edge of
innovation. Being part of the leadership at
the Alliance provided important experience
on how associations can elevate their game
and provide great customer service. You have
to constantly listen to your members and
refine how you approach their needs. We are
building an organization for the future with
NGVAmerica, and the foundation will be a
customer-service culture.
The Alliance also prepared me to think
about how to approach policy and plan
for the future. I arrived there in 2007, just
prior to the industry negotiating significant
new increases in fuel economy. In order
to meet those strict new requirements,
automakers had to quickly bring forward
new technologies to meet the demands of
policymakers, while still delivering a great
product to consumers. As I look at the
NGV market today, we have similar
challenges. Policymakers in the
states and in Congress clearly
want more energy diversity,
and NGVs offer a path to
that through clean and
abundant natural gas. Innovation and new technologies are essential to
the continued expansion
of the market for natural
gas vehicles.
AG: Developing incentives and breaking down
barriers for deployment of
natural gas vehicles has been
a top priority for NGVAmerica.
The LNG tax inequity, for example, has
been identified as a significant obstacle
to the expanded use of LNG in the U.S.
heavy-trucking industry. In addition,
NGVAmerica is working to extend the
50-cent-per-gallon excise tax credit for
purchasing CNG and LNG. Talk about
this work.
Godlewski: These have been longtime
priorities for NGVAmerica, and I’m pleased
to report that we have advanced the ball.
Back in July, Congress passed a bill to extend
funding of America’s highways, and included
in the legislation was an amendment that
permanently corrects the LNG excise tax
inequity. This is great news for trucking
fleets that are looking to LNG to power
their transportation needs. It means an even
greater savings on their fuel costs, and it
provides a powerful new economic incentive
for new fleets considering the switch to this
already low-priced, domestic fuel.
This fix reduces the excise tax on LNG
from approximately 41.3 cents per DGE
[diesel gallon equivalent] to 24.3 cents per
DGE. To illustrate the significance of the
change, consider that a natural gas truck
traveling 100,000 miles per year at 5 miles
per DGE consumes 20,000 DGE per year.
Prior to the passage of the new law, the
LNG truck would have a highway fuel tax
bill of $8,262. With this change, the LNG
truck will now pay $4,860 a year in highway fuel taxes, a savings of $3,402 per year.
We have also been working hard on
the 50-cent fuel and the infrastructure tax
credits and have been making the case to
extend these credits for more than just one
year. Locking in the fuel tax credit would
create even greater budget certainty for
fleets and fuel retailers and would facilitate
additional investment in natural gas stations and vehicles. I’m optimistic these will
get done, but it’s difficult to predict just yet
as to when and for how long.
AG: When it comes to consumer buying,
most new car purchasers are often looking
for the best deal. What should member
groups do to advance their message that
although natural gas vehicles have a higher upfront cost, buyers will recover these
CARS RUN IN THE FAMILY
While Matt Godlewski has worked in Washington for over 15 years,
he grew up in an “auto family” in Michigan. His grandfather worked
on the assembly line for GM Fisher Body, his mother retired from sales
at an automotive supplier and his stepfather is an executive with a
major Tier 1 supplier today. “Growing up outside of Detroit, just about
every family has some connection to cars,” said Godlewski. “It’s been
exciting to have also built much of my career around the industry and
now have the opportunity to play a role in accelerating the growth of
natural gas vehicles.”
costs over time in savings at the pump?
Godlewski: NGVs have intrinsic benefits
to consumers beyond lower fuel costs.
NGVs carry social and environmental
benefits that are appealing to buyers wanting to make a difference with their next
vehicle purchase. Some states with HOV
lanes also offer special access to NGVs—so
there are a lot of benefits beyond lower
pump prices. That said, as an industry, we
could do a better job of articulating all the
benefits and making them more appealing
to consumers. I see that as one of our top
priorities in the year ahead.
AG: People may fear finding places to
fill up, and the idea of fueling at home
by tapping into one’s own natural gas
supply is intriguing but is still foreign to
homeowners. When do you think this will
become commonplace?
Godlewski: Today, there are more natural
gas stations than ever before as the industry
continues to make substantial investments
in the nation’s natural gas fueling infrastructure. Our data show 15 to 20 new
natural gas stations are opening each month
across the country. For those still without
access to a public fueling station or those
that like the convenience of filling at home,
home refueling appliances are available.
Efforts are underway to improve the design
and efficiency and to lower the cost of these
appliances, including projects supported by
the U.S. Department of Energy’s investment of more than $30 million through
the ARPA-E program. It’s still going to take
a while to make this vision commonplace,
but the progress continues.
AG: The forecast is favorable for abundant production of natural gas from
shale. However, how do you think lower
oil prices may impact the future of natural gas transportation?
Godlewski: Oil price volatility is nothing
new. It is generally accepted that the price
of natural gas will be relatively stable for
decades to come, given America’s abundant
supplies. Savvy fleet operators see natural
gas as a way to substantially lower operating
costs and provide budget certainty over the
life of a vehicle. While the price differential
between petroleum and natural gas fuels
has narrowed, the cornerstone of our value
proposition is low and stable prices that
will continue for years to come.
AG: Going green is constantly in the
news. How does the public’s desire to
reduce its environmental footprint play
into the future of natural gas vehicles?
Godlewski: Economics and performance
will always come first, but NGVs offer
significant environmental benefits over
petroleum fuels that appeal to consumers
and fleets alike. Lower greenhouse gas emissions, fewer criteria pollutants and quieter
engines are what make natural gas-powered
vehicles so environmentally friendly.
Socially and environmentally conscious
consumers always play an important role
in the early adoption of alternative fuel
vehicles. The public’s desire for greener
products and services is also leading major
shippers to implement sustainability goals
that are increasingly being met by working
with carriers to “green” their fleets by using
natural gas as a low-carbon energy option.
AG: NGVAmerica represents more than
200 member companies, environmental
groups and government organizations.
What challenges and opportunities do you
face in representing this diverse membership? Where is the common ground?
Godlewski: Our core strength as an organization is that we represent the full value
chain of the industry in our membership.
We are the industry’s voice, and while the
diversity of our membership creates some
challenges over priorities occasionally, we
have to be the honest broker in finding
solutions that move the industry forward.
The common ground for our membership
is the continued growth of a vibrant NGV
market. Our members all share a common
vision of a transportation system that is
powered by clean-burning, domestic natural gas. As their national association, our
goal is to have a transparent dialogue over
how we get there. u
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Analyzers: Gas
ABB Inc.
Airgas Inc.
Algas SDI Co.
Ametek Process Instruments
B3O Enviro Tek
Bascom-Turner Instruments
BW Technologies by Honeywell
Chromatotec Group
Clean Air Engineering
Cosa+Xentaur
Detcon Inc.
Draeger Safety Inc.
DTE Energy – DTE Gas Laboratory
Services
Ecom America Ltd.
Emerald Innovations Inc.
Emerson Process Management –
Fisher Regulators
Energy Meter Systems
Englobal
Flexim Americas Corp.
Follin Flo-Controls
Galvanic Applied Sciences Inc.
Gas Technology Institute
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Gas Turbine Efficiency
GE Measurement & Control
Heath Consultants Inc.Orporated
Hermann Sewerin GmbH
Hiden Analytical Inc.
Instrument Depot Inc.
Marieco Inc.
McJunkin Red Man Corp.
Michell Instruments
Milton Roy LLC
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Orbital North America
Power-Gen International
Premier Utility Services LLC
Refinery Supply
Saint Gobain Solar Glass
Scottmadden Inc.
Shelter Works
Sick Process Automation Oil &
Gas Group
Spectrasensors Inc.
SSP
Total Safety
Tri-Pacific
Van Orsdol Consulting LLC
Anodes
A & L Underground Inc.
Allied Corrosion Industries Inc.
Apcom Inc.
Ark Engineering & Technical
Services Inc.
Badger Daylighting
BGL Asset Services LLC
Border States
Brance-Krachy Co.Inc.
Coastal Corrosion Control Inc.
Corrosion Control Products Co.
Corrpro, an Ageion Company
Deepwater Corrosion Services Inc.
Electrochemical Devices Inc.
Energy Control Systems Inc.
Energy Economics Inc.
Flexpipe Systems
Galvotec
International Corrosion Control Inc.
KS Energy Services LLC.
Loresco Inc.
R.W. Lyall & Co. Inc.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Ningbo Yuxi Cathodic Protection
Materials Co.Ltd.
NPL Construction Co.
Pipeline Accident Prevention Service
Plidco The Pipe Line Development Co.
Pro-Kote Engineering & Supply Inc.
Ramvac Vacuum Excavators
Step-Ko Products, L.L.C.
Stuart Steel Protection Corp.
Utilicor Technologies Inc./Utilicor.Ca
Anti-Tamper
Devices
Border States
C.R. Wall & Co. Inc.
Carlton Industries Inc.
CP Test Services – Valvco Inc.
Gas Products Sales Inc.
Gas Products Inc.
Gascov Ltd.
Highfield Manufacturing. Co.
Inner-Tite Corp.
McGard LLC
Silver Spring Networks
Tech Products Inc.
Xerafy
Appliance
Warranty Services
Pivotal Home Solutions
Sensit Technologies
Archeology
Commonwealth Cultural
Resource Group Inc.
Cultural Resource Analysts Inc.
Gai Consultants
KLJ
MJ Harden
R. Christopher Goodwin & Associates
WSA Inc.
Auditing Services
Arcadis
Braemar Engineering (Wavespec)
Breakthrough Results LLC
Celerity Consulting Group
Concentric Energy Advisors Inc.
Gannett Fleming Valuation
& Rate Consultants LLC
Hunter Mcdonnell Pipeline
Services Inc.
Jacob’s Consultancy Inc.
Mersino Dewatering
NSF International
Oleksa & Associates Inc.
Parentebeard LLC
Polyphaser | Transtector
Regscan Inc.
Resource Management Services Inc.
Revenue Assurance
Seewind Design Corp.
Sungard Energy Systems
Tru-Check Inc.
Veriforce
Automated
Solutions
ABB Inc.
Advantis LLC
Allegro Development
Altivon
Apogee Interactive Inc.
Atlas Copco Construction Equipment
Baker Hughes
Basic Systems Inc.
Blackeagle Energy Services
Border States
Bug-O Systems International
Burns & McDonnell
Cameron Measurement Systems
Division
Chromatotec Group
Citect Inc. of Schneider Electric
Clevest
Cosa+Xentaur
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Cygnet Software
Diakont
Engineered Software Products Inc.
Englobal
Flow-Cal Inc.
Flue Sentinel Automatic Gas
Fireplace Damper
GE Energy Management
Geospatial Corp.
Itron Inc.
Kepware Technologies
Micro Motion (A Division of Emerson
Process Management)
Neptune Technology Group Inc.
Oleumtech Corp.
Omni Flow Computers Inc.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Paymentus
Proconex Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Quorum Business Solutions Inc.
Schneider Electric
Sensus
Sick Process Automation
Oil & Gas Group
Stäubli Corp.
Telescada Inc.
Texas Energy Control Products Inc.
Total Safety
Trilliant Networks Inc.
Triple Point Technology Inc.
Tru-Check Inc.
Xerafy
Yokogawa Southwest
B
Billing Systems
Accenture
Accenture Business Services
for Utilities
AMS Billing Services
Associated Systems Inc.
Billingtree Payment Solutions
Billtrust
Cash Cycle Solutions
Cayenta
Continental Utility Solutions Inc.
Datamatx
Divdat
DST Output
Eden Systems Inc.
(Tyler Technologies)
Fidelity Express
Firstech LLC.
Fiserv
Five Point
Hansen Technologies
Harris Computer Systems
Infosend Inc.
Kubra
Michael Baker, Jr. Inc.
Micon Inc.
Nationwide Credit Inc.
NCO Financial Systems
NCP Solutions
Online Resources Corp.
Opsolve LLC
Oracle Utilities
Paymentus
PCI Group Inc.
Revenue Assurance
SEDC
Sourcelink LLC
The Ascent Group Inc.
Total Solution Inc.
Transactis Inc.
Tru-Check Inc.
Utilitec – An Ancor Co.
Ventyx, an ABB Co.
Vertex Business Services
Waggware
Boilers
A.O. Smith Water Products Co.
Advance Fabrication &
Measurement LLC
American DG Energy
Bradford White Corp.
Bruest Catalytic Heaters
Chromalox
Coorstek Igniter Products
ECR International
Grit Industries Inc.
International Comfort Products
KW International
Lochinvar Corp.
Matrix Service Co.
Neuco – New England Utility
Constructors Inc.
Pi-Piper
Rinnai Corp.
Riverside Hydronics
Roger Carson Enterprises Inc.
Sensus
Sidel Systems USA Inc.
Buildings
Barnard Pipeline Inc.Orporated
Palomar Modular Buildings LLC
Shelter Works
Business
Management
Systems
Accenture
Doc2E-File Inc.
Fiserv
GE Oil & Gas
Geoamps
IBM
Micon Inc.
NSF International
PI Confluence Inc.
Quintiq
Scottmadden Inc.
SEDC
C
Cable Services
Marmon Engineered Wire & Cable
Mastec North America Inc.
Neptco
Quanta Services
Telepath Corp.
Call Centers
Altivon
Arcos LLC
CBE Group
Contact America
Convergys Corp.
Dataraker Inc./Oracle
E Source
Enhanced Recovery Co. LLC
Envista Corp.
Faneuil Inc.
Fiserv
GC Services
Harris & Harris Ltd.
Helvey & Associates Inc.
iQOR
LJ Ross Associates Inc.
Mitem Corp.
National Recovery Agency
Nexidia
Nova-Link Ltd.
Nuance Communications Inc.
Olameter
Opsolve LLC
Pacific Interpreters
PhonePRO
Procore Solutions
Professional Recovery Consultants Inc.
Sitel
Smart Customer Insights
Teleperformance
Teleperformance Interactive
The Connection
Trace Services LP
TRG Customer Solutions
Twenty-First Century
Communications
West Corp.
Cathodic Protection
Equipment
Abriox
Aegion Corp.
American Innovations
Services Inc.
Bingham & Taylor Corp.
Border States
Cenergy LLC
Connexa Energy
Continental Industries, a Division
of Burndy
Cooper/Crouse-Hinds/MTL Inc.
Dehn Inc.
Dnv Columbus
Eagle Research Corp.
Freewave Technologies Inc.
Handley Industries Inc.
Insituform Technologies
Itron Inc.
Kalas Manufacturing Inc.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
King Innovation
Liberty Sales & Distribution
M.C. Miller Co.
Mesa
Miller Pipeline
MSES Corrosion Products Division
Materials Co. Ltd.
Oleumtech Corp.
Pro-Line Safety Products Co.
R.A. Hoffmann Engineering P.C. DBA
Hoffmann & Feige
Spectrum XLI
Swain Meter
Tech Products Inc.
Tinker & Rasor
Tracerwire.Com
Vulcan Utility Signs
Cenergy LLC
Dan Fitzgerald & Associates Inc.
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
EMS USA Inc.
EN Engineering
Galvotec
Henkels & Mccoy Inc.
Services Inc.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Osmose Utilities Services Inc.
Quanta Services
Hoffmann & Feige
Ransolutions
Rummel, Klepper & Kahl LLP
Sitewise Corp.
Southern Cross Corp.
Spectrum XLI
Stroud Diving & Hydrography/
Mesco
Structural Integrity Associates Inc.
Cathodic Protection
Surveys/
Engineering
Abriox
Services Inc.
Campos EPC LLC
Cleaning Pigs
Ace Pipe Cleaning Inc.
Girard Industries
Inline Services Inc.
Knapp Polly Pig Inc.
N-Spec Pipeline Cleaning Services
Cleaners
Chapco Supply
Clariant Oil Services
Clean Harbors Industrial Services
Diakont
Enduro Pipeline Services Inc.
Galaxy Brushes
Girard Industries
Greene’s Energy Group LLC
Lymtech Scientific
Constructors Inc.
Pipeline Pigging Products
US Valve
Viasant LLC
Coatings
Measurement LLC
Adwest Technologies Inc.
Allan Edwards Inc.
American Flow Control
Ameriforge
Anvil International
Arkema Inc.
Ballwinch Pipeline Services
Berry Plastics Corrosion Protection
Group
Border States
Caprock Manufacturing
Circor Energy
Composi-Sleeve
Cortec Corp.
Denso
Dupont Ind’l CoatingSolutions
Germanischer Lloyd
Glas Mesh Co.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Master Bond Inc.
Pipesak Pipeline Products
Polygon
Polyguard
Hoffmann & Feige
Ram-100 International LLC
Mesco
Trenton Corp.
Viasant LLC
Cogeneration
Equipment
American DG Energy
Dresser Waukesha
Hose USA Inc.
Intellichoice Energy
NTH Consultants Ltd.
Plug Power
Collection Agencies
Bull City Financial Solutions
CBE Group
Debtresolve Inc.
iQOR
Paymentus
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2015 CATEGORY LISTINGS OF VENDORS
PCI Group Inc.
Sourcerm
The CMI Group
Tru-Check Inc.
Virtuoso Sourcing Group LLC
Communications
Accent Business Service Inc.
Adeptra Inc.
Altivon
C&N Engineering LLC
Catalyst Advertising
Convergys Corp.
E Source
Edelman
Envista Corp.
Finn Partners
Gai Consultants
Interliance Consulting Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Kendrick Consulting LLC
KLJ
L.E.K. Consulting
Lumen Group
Mercer Human Resource Consulting
Miller Consulting Services
Mosaic
NCP Solutions
Oracle Utilities
PI Confluence Inc.
Shea Writing Solutions Inc.
Teleperformance
Televox Software Inc.
The Dow Chemical Co. c/o
The Scott Miller Group
Total Safety
Utility Inc.
Ward Creative Communications
Yokogawa Southwest
Communications
Equipment
Altivon
Arcos LLC
Bristow Group Inc.
Coastal Flow Measurement
Companies
Connexa Energy
Convergys Corp.
Envista Corp.
Mercury Instruments Inc.
NEC Corp. of America
Oracle Utilities
Spacenet Inc.
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Twenty-First Century Communications
Utility Inc.
Compliance
Aecom
Allegro Development
Arcos LLC
Ayaworks: Pipeline Compliance
Solutions
Black & Veatch Corp.
CH-IV International
Commonwealth Cultural Resource
Group Inc.
Doc2E-File Inc.
E3 Environmental LLC
Eka Software Solutions
EN Engineering
Energy Worldnet Inc.
Gai Consultants
GDS Associates Inc.
GTS
GZA Geoenvironmental Inc.
Hatch Mott MacDonald
HGC Engineering
Industrial Defender Inc.
Industrial Training Services Inc.
J. J. Keller & Associates Inc.
Jana Corp.
JMS Natural Gas Consulting LLC
John P. Woodyard PE
Pipeline Integrity Services
Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud
Lasaeter LLP
Kema Services Inc.
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Merrick Systems
Mosaic
Navigant
New Century Software Inc.
NSF International
Opvantek Inc.
Panam Pipeline Technology Inc.
Paymentus
PI Confluence Inc.
Pipeline Testing Consortium Inc.
Promigas
RCP Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Southwestern Energy Co.
Specialty Technical Consultants Inc.
SWCA Environmental Consultants
Terracon
The Structure Group
Total Safety
TRC Companies Inc.
Trimble Energy Distribution Utilities
URS Corp.
Van Ness Feldman LLP
Veriforce
Wood Group Mustang
Woodard & Curran
WSA Inc.
Compressor
Stations
Basic Systems Inc.
Bi-Con Services Inc.
Cenergy LLC
Chi Engineering Services Inc.
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EN Engineering
Hoerbiger Compression Technology
J. F. Kiely Service Co. LLC
Mercer Valve Co. Inc.
Pro Plus Inc.
Proconex Inc.
PTMW Inc.
RMG Messtechnik GmbH
Shelter Works
Standby Systems Inc.
Total Safety
Tulsa Gas Technologies
Computer
Maintenance
Management
Systems
Accenture
Finmetrix Inc.
IBM
Micon Inc.
NSF International
Connectors/
Connections
All-Pro Fasteners Inc.
Ameriforge
Anvil International
Asahi/America Inc.
Border States
Brasscraft Manufacturing Co.
Division
of Burndy
Elster Gas North America
Hydratight
Industrial Pipe Fittings LLC
Jm Eagle
King Innovation
Linn Brown & Assoc Inc.
Neptco
Novaflex Industries Inc.
Performance Pipe
Plidco The Pipe Line
Development Co.
Sag Enterprises
SSP
Stäubli Corp.
The Dow Chemical Co.
WL Plastics Corp.
Contractors
Advance Fabrication & Measurement LLC
American Innotek Inc.
Anchor Pipe International Inc.
Arb Inc.
Services Inc.
Badger Daylighting
Bechtel
BJB Company
Burns & McDonnell
Canadian Utility Construction
CB&I
Cenergy LLC
Composi-Sleeve
Desert Sky Group LLC
Eagleton Engineering LLC
Envista Corp.
FMI Corp.
Geospatial Corp.
Geostock US LLC
Grid One Solutions
Hallen Construction Co.
His Constructors Inc.
Home Service USA Corp.
Hunt, Guillot & Associates
Hydromax USA
Infrasource Inc.
J White Contracting
KW International
Laney Directional Drilling Co.
Local 693 Plumbers & Pipefitters
Mark’s Fireplaces Plus
Matrix Service Co.
Meade
Mears Group Inc.
Metline Industries
Michels Corp.
Miller Pipeline
Mosaic
Neuco- New England Utility Constructors Inc.
Nova-Link Ltd.
Parentebeard LLC
PB Energy Storage Services Inc.
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Pipeline Inspection Co. Inc.
Progressive Pipeline Management
Quanta Services
RT Technical Solutions LLC
S2w Contracting LLC
Sag Enterprises
Sitewise Corp.
Southeast Directional Drilling LLC
Mesco
Topographic Inc.
Trace Services LP
Tri Tool
Tru-Check Inc.
United Piping Inc.
URS Corp.
Veriforce
Viasant LLC
Waggware
Controllers
Advantis LLC
Apex Instruments
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Carolcon Enterprises LLC
Chromalox
Control Associates
Dresser Inc.Orporated
EF Technologies Inc.
Fisher Regulators
FW Murphy
Industrial Scientific Corp.
Kimray Inc.
Krohne Oil & Gas
KW International
Mustang Sampling/ Valtronics
Nova-Link Ltd.
Oleumtech Corp.
Proflow Instrumentation Systems
RKI Instruments
Sensidyne, LP
Telescada Inc.
Total Safety
Vinson Process Controls, LP
Woodward
Yokogawa Southwest
Controls
American DG Energy
American Sensor Technologies Inc.
A-T Controls
Belgas
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Chromalox
Control Associates
Dehn Inc.
Dnv Columbus
Emerson Process Management
Englobal
Federal Signal Corp.
FW Murphy
GE/Dresser
Invensys/Foxboro
Kimray Inc.
KW International
Michell Instruments
Northeast Controls Inc.
Nova-Link Ltd.
Oleumtech Corp.
Proconex Inc.
Proline Pipe Equipment Inc.
S.I.T. Controls U.S.A. Inc.
Shelter Works
Telescada Inc.
Turbonetics Inc.
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Universalpegasus International
Woodward
Corrosion Control
Monitoring
Abriox
Services Inc.
Baker Hughes
BJB Company
Border States
Dnv Columbus
Holland Engineering
Mesa
Process Management)
NDT International Inc.
Oleumtech Corp.
Pigs Unlimited International Inc.
Sitewise Corp.
Spectrasensors Inc.
Spectrum XLI
Team Industrial Services
Telescada Inc.
Tetra Technologies Inc.
Tinker & Rasor
Trace Services LP
Tru-Check Inc.
Corrosion
Protection
Aegion Corp.
Services Inc.
Border States
Chapco Supply
of Burndy
Coorstek Technical Ceramics
Cortec Corp.
Croft Production Systems Inc.
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Gascov Ltd.
Georg Fischer Central Plastics LLC
Glas Mesh Co.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Process Management)
Neptune Research Inc.
Materials Co. Ltd.
Quanta Services
Shelter Works
Sitewise Corp.
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Socotherm Labarge
Spectrasensors Inc.
Trenton Corp.
Tru-Check Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
Couplings
A K Industries
A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Co.
Anvil International
Asahi/America Inc.
Border States
of Burndy
Fangyuan Ringlike Forging
Flexpipe Systems
Ipex USA LLC
IPF Plasson
KW International
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Mueller Industries
Mulcare Pipeline Solutions
Normac
Nupi Americas Inc.
Performance Pipe
Plidco The Pipe Line Development Co.
Powerseal Pipeline Products Corp.
S.U.N. Engineering Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Serimax
Smith-Blair Inc.
SSP
Tri-Pacific
Ward Manufacturing Inc.
Crane Mats
Dixie Mat & Hardwood Co.
Finmetrix Inc.
Megadeck Rig Mats
Spartan Mat LLC
Sterling Lumber
Curb Boxes
Border States
CP Test Services-Valvco Inc.
Mueller Co.
PTMW Inc.
Schonstedt Instrument Co.
Customer Information Systems
AAC Utility Partners
Accenture
GE Oil & Gas
IBM
Micon Inc.
SEDC
Total Solution Inc.
Customer Service
3Degrees Inc.
Altivon
Arcos LLC
CCB Credit Services Inc.
CDS Global
Convergys Corp.
DST Output
E Source
Envista Corp.
Faneuil Inc.
Firstech LLC.
Fiserv
Global Express Financial Services
Inso
iQOR
Midland Resource Recovery
Mincom Inc.
Newton Associates
Nexidia
Northwestern Energy
Opsolve LLC
Oracle Utilities
Paymentus
Phillips & Cohen Associates, Ltd.
PhonePRO
Procore Solutions
Sensus
Sitel
Teleperformance
The Connection
Total Solution Inc.
Trace Services LP
Vivax-Metrotech Corp.
D
Data Acquisition
Systems
Bechtel
C3-Ilex
Cleanair Engineering
Companies
Connexa Energy
Cygnet Software
Data Retrieval Corp.
Digital Control Inc.
Doc2E-File Inc.
Enersys Corp.
Envista Corp.
Flow-Cal Inc.
Geoamps
Hunter Mcdonnell Pipeline Services
Inc.
Iron Mountain
Itron Inc.
Kuhlman Instrument Co.
Mapsearch
Merrick Systems
Micon Inc.
Oleumtech Corp.
Osisoft
Proconex Inc.
Schneider Electric
Scottmadden Inc.
Sensus
SNL Energy
Sourcelink LLC
Spatial Energy
Spectrum XLI
Techstreet
Terrago Technologies
WFMS Inc.
Yokogawa Southwest
Data Integrity
Five Point
Flow-Cal Inc.
Database System
Finmetrix Inc.
Detectors: Gas
Airgas Inc.
Border States
Services
Equipment Controls Co.
Fine Organics
Finmetrix Inc.
Flir Systems Inc.
GE/Dresser
Groebner
Services Inc.
KWJ Engineering
Lasen Inc.
Marieco Inc.
MBW Inc.
Michell Instruments
Milton Roy LLC
MJ Friedl
Nextteq LLC
Oleumtech Corp.
Opgal Optronic Industries Ltd.
Pergam Technical Services
Refinery Supply
RKI Instruments
Scottmadden Inc.
Sensidyne LP
Sensit Technologies
Sensus
Spectrasensors Inc.
Spectrum XLI
Synodon Inc.
Total Safety
Tri-Pacific
Distribution Tools
Kravitch Machine Co
PLCS Inc.
E
E-Procurement
Enporion
Kimray Inc.
Northwestern Energy
Economic
Forecasting
Chesler Analytics LLC
L.E.K. Consulting
Madison Capital Management LLC
Planalytics Inc.
Platts
Economics
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Emergency
Outage Services
Centerpoint Energy Mobile Energy
Solutions Inc.
Doosan Portable Power
EST Group
Meade
Michels Corp.
Platts
Tri Tool
Emission Solutions
3Degrees Inc.
Aecom
Allegro Development
Bechtel
Burns & McDonnell
Colorado Engineering Experiment
Station Inc.
John P. Woodyard PE
Merrick Systems
Miratech Corp.
Promigas
Scottmadden Inc.
The Structure Group
Total Safety
TRC Companies Inc.
United Filtration Systems
URS Corp.
Encapsulation Kits
Permabond Engineering Adhesives
PLCS Inc.
PTMW Inc.
Trenton Corp.
Viasant LLC
Engineering
Alturair
American DG Energy
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Arcadis
Services Inc.
Basic Systems Inc.
Bechtel
BJB Company
BKW Inc.
Burns & McDonnell
Byers Engineering Co.
C&N Engineering LLC
Campos EPC LLC
Canada Pipeline Accessories Co. Ltd.
CH-IV International
CNA Inc.
Coler & Colantonio Inc.
Station Inc.
Connexa Energy
Cryogenic Industries
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Dynamic Risk
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EN Engineering
Englobal
Envista Corp.
exp
Finmetrix Inc.
Flow-Cal Inc.
Gai Consultants
Gannett Fleming Valuation & Rate
Consultants LLC
GDS Associates Inc.
GE Oil & Gas
Gei Consultants Inc.
Geostock US LLC
Greenhorne & O’mara
Gregg Engineering
GRT Energy LLC
GTS
Gulf Interstate Engineering Co.
H.A. Todres PE Consulting
Hazelden Group
HBK Engineering LLC
HGC Engineering
Holland Engineering
Hunter Mcdonnell Pipeline Services Inc.
IMR Test Labs
James W. Sewall Co.
Jana Corp.
John P. Woodyard PE
Kiefner & Associates Inc.
Kleinfelder/SEA Consultants Inc.
KLJ
KW International
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Magnolia River
McKim & Creed Inc.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Mokveld USA Inc.
Naeve & Associates Inc.
Noble Energy Inc.
North American Society For Trenchless Technology
Osaka Gas Energy America Corp.
Palermo Plastics Pipe Consulting
PI Confluence Inc.
Pro Plus Inc.
Promigas
Rig-A-Lite Azz/Ral
Rothfuss Engineering Co.
Solomon & Associates
Southwest Research Institute Metering Research Facility
Spatial Energy
Stress Engineering Services Inc.
Technical Toolboxes Inc.
Terracon
The Structure Group
Total Energy Corp.
Total Safety
Transcanada Calibrations
TRC Companies Inc.
Tri Tool
Tri-Pacific
United Piping Inc.
URS Corp.
Uticom Systems Inc.
VHB
WFMS Inc.
Wilcrest Field Services
Wood Group Mustang
Woodard & Curran
Engineering
Services
Aecom
Aether DBS
Allan Edwards Inc.
American DG Energy
Services Inc.
Basic Systems Inc.
Bechtel
Bradley B Bean PE
Burns & McDonnell
Campos EPC LLC
Cenergy LLC
CH-IV International
Circor Energy
CNA Inc.
Station Inc.
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EN Engineering
Englobal
Envista Corp.
EST Group
Flexpipe Systems
Flow-Cal Inc.
FMI Corp.
Gai Consultants
Geostock US LLC
GRT Energy LLC
GTS
HBK Engineering LLC
Henkels & McCoy Inc.
HGC Engineering
Holland Engineering
Hunt Oil
James W. Sewall Co.
Jana Corp.
John P. Woodyard PE
JW’s Pipeline Integrity Services
K.P. Kauffman Co. Inc.
KLJ
KW International
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Matrix Service Co.
McKim & Creed Inc.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Process Management)
Neilsoft Ltd.
Noble Energy Inc.
North American Society For Trenchless Technology
Nova-Link Ltd.
Pro Plus Inc.
Proconex Inc.
Promigas
Quanta Services
Recoverir
Rig-A-Lite Azz/Ral
Sag Enterprises
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Inc.
Shelter Works
SSP
Techstreet
Terracon
Topographic Inc.
Total Safety
Toronto Research Chemicals
Tri Tool
Tri-Pacific
URS Corp.
VHB
Wood Group Mustang
Woodard & Curran
Environmental
3Degrees Inc.
Aecom
Allegro Development
Bechtel
Bison Engineering Inc.
BJB Company
Burns & McDonnell
Ch2M Hill
CH-IV International
CNA Inc.
Group Inc.
Enercon Services Inc.
Environmental Land Surveying &
Solutions
Envista Corp.
Gai Consultants
GDS Associates Inc.
Gei Consultants Inc.
GTS
HGC Engineering
Ista North America
James W. Sewall Co.
John P. Woodyard PE
Kazmarek Mowrey Cloud Lasaeter
LLP
KLJ
Mapsearch
Niagara Conservation
Noble Energy Inc.
Promigas
Rae Systems
RCP Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Scottmadden Inc.
Set Environmental
Spatial Energy
Terracon
The Structure Group
Total Energy Corp.
Total Safety
TRC Companies Inc.
URS Corp.
VHB
Viasant LLC
Woodard & Curran
WSA Inc.
Ziff Energy Group
Excess Flow Valves
Assured Automation
Ceradyne Inc.
Gasbreaker/Umac Inc.
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Mueller Co.
Sag Enterprises
Shreeraj Industries
Southern Manufacturing Group Inc.
Expansion Joints
American Flow Control, (Division
of Acipco)
Hose USA Inc.
Metline Industries
Smith-Blair Inc.
Tri-Pacific
F
Fiber-Optic
Systems
Aries Industries Inc.
Border States
Future Fibre Technologies Inc.
Matrix Service Co.
Filters
Air Guard Industries
Airguard
Algas SDI Co.
Allied Filters
Arkema Inc.
Border States
CCI Thermal
Classic Filters Ltd.
Filterfab Manufacturing.
Fiorentini USA
Follin Flo-Controls
KW International
Marieco Inc.
Constructors Inc.
Parker Finite
Pecofacet (Perry Equipment Corp.)
Rosedale Products Inc.
SSP
The Hilliard Corp.
Tri-Pacific
Universal Silencer
WFMS Inc.
Financial Services
Brown & Joseph
Capacity Center
Cayenta
CBE Group
Christensen & Associates
Deloitte LLP
Evercore Partners
Experian
FBR
Fidelity Express
Firstech LLC.
Fiserv
FMI Corp.
Incisive Media
Infosend Inc.
KAS Consulting
Kubra
Luvian Partners Inc.
Moneygram International
Monticello Consulting Group Ltd.
Paymentus
Phillips & Cohen Associates, Ltd.
Reed Smith LLP
Regulation Unfettered
SEDC
Sourcelink LLC
Sourcerm
The Affiliated Group
Transactis Inc.
Utilities International Inc.
Ventyx, an ABB Co.
Wausau Financial Systems
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co. L.P.A.
Fittings/Flanges
A K Industries
Aegion Corp.
of Acipco)
Ameriforge
Anderson & Forrester
Anvil International
Apcom Inc.
Asahi/America Inc.
Assured Automation
Border States
CCI Thermal
Charter Plastics
Daniel Measurement & Control
Edgen Murray
EST Group
Evonik Corp.
Fiorentini USA
Flexpipe Systems
Groebner
Hackney Ladish Inc.
Inner-Tite Corp.
Integrity Fusion Products
Ipex USA LLC
IPF Plasson
Isco Industries LLC
Jeasin Valve Co.Ltd.
Jm Eagle
KTI Ltd.
KW International
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Metline Industries
Mueller Co.
Mueller Industries
National Vacuum Equipment
Normac
Nupi Americas Inc.
Performance Pipe
PGI International
Development Co.
Ritmo America LLC
Sag Enterprises
Schulz Group of Companies
Sealweld Corp.
SSP
T.D. Williamson Inc.
Tachia Yung Ho Machine Industry
Co. Ltd.
The Allied Group
US Valve
USA Industries Inc.
Weldfit Energy Group
WL Plastics Corp.
Yhmco Tachia Yung Ho Machine
Industry Co. Ltd.
Flexible Pipe
Border States
Bredero Shaw, Houston, Texas
Charter Plastics
Evonik Corp.
Flexpipe Systems
Gastite
Hose USA Inc.
Isco Industries LLC
Jm Eagle
Metline Industries
Nupi Americas Inc.
Performance Pipe
Polypipe, Pressure Pipe By Dura-Line
Sag Enterprises
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
WL Plastics Corp.
Flow Computers
ABB Inc.
Advantis LLC
Companies
Connexa Energy
Cygnet Software
Dynamic Flow Computers Inc.
Equipment & Controls Inc.
Finmetrix Inc.
Flow-Cal Inc.
Flowserve – Nordstrom & Valbart
Valves
Hoffer Flow Controls Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Krohne Oil & Gas
Krohne Inc.
Prosoft Technology
Puffer Sweiven LP
Tri-Pacific
Yokogawa Southwest
Zedi Southern Flow
Flow Measurement
ABB Inc.
Advantis LLC
Badger Meter Inc.
Border States
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
C3-Ilex
Division
Canalta Controls Ltd.
Cenergy LLC
Circor Energy
Companies
Station Inc.
Connexa Energy
Cosa+Xentaur
Cygnet Software
Fisher Regulators
Endress+Hauser Flowtec AG
Division USA
Fiorentini USA
Flow-Cal Inc.
Valves
Invensys/Foxboro
Ista North America
Jagteq LLC
Kimray Inc.
Krohne Oil & Gas
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
KW International
McCrometer Inc.
Merrick Systems
Oil & Gas Measurement Equipment
Oleumtech Corp.
P&S Scale
Precision Flow Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Refinery Supply
Seametrics Inc.
Sentry® Equipment Corp.
Oil & Gas Group
Southwest Research Institute
Metering Research Facility
SSP
TMCO Inc.
Tri-Pacific
Ultrafryer Systems Inc.
Veris Inc.
WFMS Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Food Service
Equipment
Ember-Glo/Div Midco International Inc.
Fisher Regulators
Infor Global Solutions
Novaspect/Emerson
Rawson Inc.
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Forgings
All Metals & Forge Group
Fusion Machines
Border States
Finmetrix Inc.
Footage Tools Inc.
Groebner
Kerotest Manufacturing Corp.
MT Deason Co. Inc.
McElroy Manufacturing Inc.
Ritmo America LLC
G
Gas Cooling
American DG Energy
Universal Vortex Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
Gas Measurement
Services/Systems
Aether DBS
Ameriforge
Apex Measurement & Controls LLC
Austin International Inc.
Bates Contracting Service LLC
Big Elk Energy Systems LLC
Border States
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Cameron
Division
Cascade Natural Gas
Cenergy LLC
Circor Energy
Companies
Station Inc.
Connexa Energy
Cosa+Xentaur
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Cygnet Software
Services
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Flow-Cal Inc.
Hydromax USA
Ista North America
Itron Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
KW International
Milton Roy LLC
Oleumtech Corp.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Proconex Inc.
Refinery Supply
Schneider Electric
Scottmadden Inc.
Sensidyne, LP
Sensus
Gas Group
Sitewise Corp.
SSP
TMCO Inc.
Trace Services LP
Tri-Pacific
Tru-Check Inc.
Utilities & Industries
WFMS Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Gas Meter Covers
Gascov Ltd.
Meter Mate Co. LLC
Plastipanel
Gas Meters
ABB Inc.
Badger Meter Inc.
Border States
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Cenergy LLC
Circor Energy
Station Inc.
Common S.A.
Connexa Energy
Cosa+Xentaur
Follin Flo-Controls
Gas Products Inc.
Gascov Ltd.
GE/Dresser
Grid One Solutions
Ista North America
Itron Inc.
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
KW International
Marieco Inc.
Meter Mate Co. LLC
Milton Roy LLC
Romet Ltd.
Sensus
Gas Group
Sitewise Corp.
TMCO Inc.
Tri-Pacific
VSI Meter Services Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Gas Processing
Equipment
ABB Inc.
Arkema Inc.
Cenergy LLC
Chromatotec Group
Control Associates
Cosa+Xentaur
Fiorentini USA
Gascov Ltd.
Krohne Oil & Gas
Michell Instruments
Milton Roy LLC
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Rawson Inc.
Safety Equipment Corp.
Shelter Works
Spectrasensors Inc.
SSP
The Allied Group
Total Energy Corp.
Tri-Pacific
WFMS Inc.
Gas Service/Meter
Agile Sourcing Partners
Badger Meter Inc.
Balon Valves
Border States
Cenergy LLC
Companies
Station Inc.
Fine Organics
Gas Products Inc.
Gascov Ltd.
GE/Dresser
Ista North America
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
McCrometer Inc.
Metropolitan Utilities District
Miller Pipeline
Milton Roy LLC
Sensus
Sitewise Corp.
TMCO Inc.
Trace Services LP
Tru-Check Inc.
Utiliquest LLC.
Veris Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Gas Transmission
Advanced Technology Corp. Inc.
Allegro Development
Allied Fitting LP
Balon Valves
Border States
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Cygnet Software
Geofields Inc.
Home Serve USA
King Innovation
KTI Ltd.
KW International
Mapsearch
McCrometer Inc.
Michell Instruments
Miller Pipeline
Milton Roy LLC
Nova-Link Ltd.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Osisoft
Pipeline Equipment Inc.
Schneider Electric
Scottmadden Inc.
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Spatial Energy
Spectrasensors Inc.
The Allied Group
Tri-Pacific
Veris Inc.
Westport
Generators
Airgas Inc.
Alturair
Border States
Calpine
Dominion Resources
Dresser Waukesha
Generac Power Systems Inc.
Langson Energy
MTU
Perfection Machinery Sales Inc.
Procore Solutions
Sensus
Solarcraft Inc.
T.W. Enterprises Inc.
Total Energy Corp.
Turbonetics Inc.
Geographical
Information
Systems
Advanced Geodetic Surveys Inc.
Arcos LLC
Solutions
BJB Company
Burns & McDonnell
Division
Cartopac International Inc.
Group Inc.
Daffron & Associates Inc.
Delorme
DNV GL
Dynamic Risk
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
Envista Corp.
Esri
Five Point
Freeance Mobile
Geoamps
Geofields Inc.
Geospatial Corp.
Gisbiz Inc.
Graphic Technologies Inc.
Holland Engineering
Iconics
James W. Sewall Co.
KLJ
Logics
LT Mapping Services Inc.
Magnolia River
Mapsearch
MJ Harden
PI Confluence Inc.
Platts
RCP Inc.
RMSI North America Inc.
Route Smart Technologies Inc.
Shafer, Kline & Warren Inc.
Spatial Energy
Spectrum XLI
Techstreet
Telogis Fleet Management Software
Telvent
Tensing USA
The Structure Group
Tomtom
Topographic Inc.
Tre Canada Inc.
Trico Surveying & Mapping Inc.
Ubisense Inc.
Utility Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
Woodard & Curran
WSA Inc.
Gloves
Polyguard
Youngstown Glove Co.
H
Hand-Held
Computers
ABB Inc.
Solutions
Beijer Electronics Inc.
Freeance Mobile
GE Oil & Gas
Geoamps
Merrick Systems
Spectrum XLI
Telemark Solutions
Heat Exchangers
Aether DBS
Algas SDI Co.
Ametek Inc.
Apex Instruments
Asahi/America Inc.
CB&I
CCI Thermal
Ceradyne Inc.
Chart Inc.
Chemineer Inc.
Chromalox
Germanischer Lloyd
KW International
Matrix Service Co.
Pi-Piper
Thermax Inc.
Total Energy Corp.
Turbonetics Inc.
Weil-Mclain
Heating Equipment
Aether DBS
Airgas Inc.
American DG Energy
Anvil International
CCI Thermal
Chromalox
Ember-Glo/Div Midco International
Inc.
Hydratight
KW International
Northstar Industries
PGI International
Pi-Piper
Hoffmann & Feige
Rinnai Corp.
Spacesaver Corp.
Thermax Inc.
Tutco Inc.
Weil-Mclain
High Definition
Video Services
Platts
High Speed
Internet
Office Depot
Sitel
Horizontal
Directional Drilling
Aegion Corp.
Infrasource Inc.
Meade
Mears Group Inc.
Michels Corp.
Miller Pipeline
Quanta Services
Woodard & Curran
Human Resources
Accenture
Energy Careers
Kronos Inc.Orporated
Laborers-Employers Cooperation &
Education Trust
Littler Mendelson Pc
Maxwell Drummond
Medellin & Associates
PA Consulting Group
Scottmadden Inc.
Teleperformance
Workforce Software Inc.
Hydraulic
Fracturing Water
Services
KW International
Veolia Water Solutions &
Technologies
Hydro-Blasting
C.I. Analytics
Services
Matrix Service Co.
Montauk Services Inc.
Viasant LLC
I
Independent
Power Producers
Alstom
Calpine
Noble Energy Inc.
Oracle Utilities
Information
Services
AAC Utility Partners
Argus Media
Capacity Center
CPU LLC
Debtresolve Inc.
DPSI
E Source
Envista Corp.
Five Point
James W. Sewall Co.
Mapsearch
Micon Inc.
Mitem Corp.
Newton Associates
Northwestern Energy
Oil & Gas Journal
Opvantek Inc.
Oracle Utilities
Platts
Schlumberger
SNL Energy
Spacesaver Corp.
Total Solution Inc.
Waggware
Washington Web Architects Inc.
Yokogawa Southwest
Inspection Services
Ari
Solutions
Circor Energy
Diakont
Holland Engineering
KLJ
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Pro Plus Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
Instruments
ABB Inc.
Ametek Test & Calibration
Instruments
Apex Instruments
Ashcroft Inc.
Belgas
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Chromatotec Group
Control Associates
Cosa+Xentaur
Crystal Engineering Corp.
Cygnus Instruments Inc.
Valves
GE/Dresser
Honeywell – Mercury Instruments
Krohne Inc.
McCrometer Inc.
Michell Instruments
Milton Roy LLC
New England Controls Inc.
Nextteq LLC
Oleumtech Corp.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Refinery Supply
RKI Instruments
Rycom Instruments
Sensidyne, LP
Spectrasensors Inc.
Spectrum XLI
SSP
Subsurface Instruments Inc.
Swain Meter
Telescada Inc.
Tinker & Rasor
Tri-Pacific
Veris Inc.
Insurance
Renre Energy Advisors Ltd.
Swiss Re
Integrity
Management
BJB Company
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Burns & McDonnell
Solutions Inc.
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Doc2E-File Inc.
Dynamic Risk
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EMS USA Inc.
Envista Corp.
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Geofields Inc.
Germanischer Lloyd
GTS
Holland Engineering
Inc.
Itron Inc.
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Process Management)
Miller Pipeline
Opvantek Inc.
Pipeway International –
Pigs Unlimited
Quanta Services
Rosen USA
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Spectrum XLI
Telescada Inc.
Tinker & Rasor
Wood Group Mustang
K
Keyhole
Technology
Badger Daylighting
Envista Corp.
Footage Tools Inc.
MBW Inc.
PLCS Inc.
Sitewise Corp.
T T Technologies Inc.
Timberline Tool
TT Technologies Inc.
ULC Robotics
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Keyhole Tools
Kravitch Machine Co
Pipetel Technologies Inc.
L
Leak Detectors/
Leak Surveys
Abbey Products
Alpha Leak Detection & Pipeline
Services
B3O Enviro Tek
Border States
DNV GL
Draeger Safety Inc.
Services
Freeance Mobile
Inc.
Itron Inc.
Kravitch Machine Co
Krohne Inc.
KWJ Engineering
Lasen Inc.
MBW Inc.
Milton Roy LLC
Nextteq LLC
Omark Consultants
Puffer Sweiven LP
RKI Instruments
Schneider Electric
Sensidyne, LP
Sensit Technologies
Sitewise Corp.
Spectrum XLI
SSP
Surveys & Analysis Inc.
Synodon Inc.
Total Safety
Trace Services LP
Tru-Check Inc.
Ubisense Inc.
Weamco Metric
Seyfarth Shaw
Steptoe & Johnson PLLC
Wright & Talisman P.C.
Leakage Repair
Equipment/
Systems
Arcos LLC
Border States
Miller Pipeline
Omark Consultants
PLCS Inc.
Hoffmann & Feige
Reynolds – French & Co.
Sensit Technologies
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Spacesaver Corp.
Trenton Corp.
ULC Robotics
Management
FMI Corp.
Gai Consultants
Scottmadden Inc.
Legal Services
Anderson Kill & Olick P.C.
Blank Rome LLP
CBE Group
Duane Morris LLP
Hogan Lovells US LLP
Husch Blackwell Sanders
Jones Day
LLP
Kegler Brown Hill & Ritter LPA
Kelley Drye
Littler Mendelson Pc
Luvian Partners Inc.
McCarter & English LLP
McGuirewoods
McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
Miller & Chevalier, Chartered
Plauché Maselli Parkerson
Post & Schell Pc
Reed Smith LLP
Rooney Rippie & Ratnaswamy LLP
M
Manifolds
A K Industries
Airgas Inc.
Apcom Inc.
Davidon Industries Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Mueller Co.
Sag Enterprises
Mapping
BJB Company
Diakont
DNV GL
Solutions
Envista Corp.
Esri
Geocorr LLC
Geofields Inc.
Geospatial Corp.
Holland Engineering
James W. Sewall Co.
Magnolia River
Mapsearch
McKim & Creed Inc.
Process Management)
MJ Harden
Oil & Gas Journal
Platts
Pro Plus Inc.
Sagequest
Spatial Energy
Surdex
Tomtom
Topographic Inc.
Ubisense Inc.
Utiliquest LLC.
Wood Group Mustang
Wood Mackenzie Inc.
Markers
ACP International
Almetek Industries Inc.
Border States
Environmental Land Surveying
& Solutions
Envista Corp.
Ideal Industries Inc.
King Innovation
MJ Friedl
Pro-Mark Utility Supply Inc.
Rosen USA
Tech Products Inc.
Telemark Solutions
Tri-Pacific
Utiliquest LLC.
Metal Hose
Gastite
GE Oil & Gas
Hose USA Inc.
Metline Industries
Meter/Regulation
Stations
Aether DBS
Basic Systems Inc.
Cenergy LLC
EN Engineering
KTI Ltd.
Langson Energy
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Merrick Systems
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Pro Plus Inc.
Scottmadden Inc.
Sensus
TMCO Inc.
WFMS Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
Meter Brackets
Badger Meter Inc.
Border States
Groebner
Sag Enterprises
Meter Provers
Ameriforge
Apex Instruments
Division
Circor Energy
Companies
Station Inc.
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
Marieco Inc.
Sensus
Weamco Metric
WFMS Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
GE Oil & Gas
Grid One Solutions
Groebner
Ista North America
Itron Inc.
KTI Ltd.
Sensus
Technolog Ltd.
Tru-Check Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Meter Support
Systems
Border States
Gas Products Inc.
Grid One Solutions
Groebner
Ista North America
Krohne Inc.
KTI Ltd.
Micon Inc.
Osisoft
Pi-Piper
Sensus
Shelter Works
Tru-Check Inc.
Mobile Workforce System
Accenture
Clevest
IBM
Tensing USA
Meter-Reading
Systems
Aclara
American DG Energy
Badger Meter Inc.
Clevest
Datamatic.Com
Ecologic Analytics
Moving Services
Nova-Link Ltd.
Techcorr
N
Natural Gas
Monitor
Home Serve USA
Nova-Link Ltd.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
RKI Instruments
Scottmadden Inc.
Natural Gas
Odorization
Nextteq LLC
Odor-Tech LLC
NGV Equipment
Chart Inc.
Cosa+Xentaur
Parker Finite
SSP
Stäubli Corp.
Turbonetics Inc.
Non-Destructive
Testing Equipment/
Services
Badger Daylighting
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Circor Energy
CRC-Evans
EST Group
Extreme Access
Kema Services Inc.
KW International
Mersino Dewatering
Miller Pipeline
Pigs Unlimited
Hoffmann & Feige
Recoverir
Spectrum XLI
Mesco
Techcorr
Tinker & Rasor
Total Safety
US Radar Inc.
O
Odor Voc Control
Arkema Inc.
Odor-Tech LLC
Rusmar Inc.Orporated
Odorant/
Mercaptan
Arkema Inc.
Odor-Tech LLC
Shelter Works
Total Energy Corp.
Odorant Analysis/
Evaluation
Services
Fine Organics
Finmetrix Inc.
Milton Roy LLC
Nextteq LLC
Odor-Tech LLC
Online Services
Altivon
Solutions
Chapco Supply
Convergys Corp.
Cygnet Software
Debtresolve Inc.
Divdat
DMN3
E Source
Envista Corp.
Fiserv
Geoamps
Hart Energy
Infosend Inc.
Insynq
James W. Sewall Co.
Kubra
Microsoft
Opsolve LLC
Paymentus
Planalytics Inc.
Regscan Inc.
SEDC
Sourcelink LLC
Spatial Energy
Techstreet
UBS Inc.
Upstream Marketing
Utility Inc.
P
Personnel Platforms/Material
Baskets
Lifting Technologies
Pigs
BJB Company
BKW Inc.
Border States
Solutions Inc.
Finmetrix Inc.
Flexpipe Systems
Geocorr LLC
Girard Industries
Inc.
Keshar Pipeline Fittings Pvt. Ltd.
Kidd Pipeline & Specialties Inc.
KW International
NDT Global LLC
Rosen USA
Tri-Pacific
Pipe
A K Industries
Allied Fitting LP
of Acipco)
Arkema Inc.
Asahi/America Inc.
Border States
Canusa-CPS
Chart Inc.
Charter Plastics
Dixie Pipe Sales Inc.
Edgen Murray
Endot Industries Inc.
EST Group
Evonik Corp.
Evonik Degussa Corp.
E-Z Line Pipe Support Co. Inc.
Flexpipe Systems
Groebner
Hunan Great Steel Pipe Co.Ltd.
Hunan Shinestar Steel Group
International Pipeline Equipment Co.
Ipex USA LLC
Isco Industries LLC
Jm Eagle
KTI Ltd.
Metline Industries
Mueller Industries
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Performance Pipe
Pipeline Machinery
Pipetech Inc.
Pi-Piper
Polypipe, Pressure Pipe By Dura-Line
Sag Enterprises
Serimax
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
SSP
The Allied Group
Uponor Infra Ltd.
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipe & Valve
Locators
A K Industries
Allied Fitting LP
Border States
Ceradyne Inc.
Copperhead Industries LLC
GE/Dresser
Geospatial Corp.
Inc.
Spectrum XLI
Tech Products Inc.
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Telemark Solutions
Tinker & Rasor
Pipe Cutting/
Beveling Machines
Cross Country Pipeline Supply
Co. Inc.
Dyna Torque Technologies Inc.
GE/Dresser
H&M Pipe Beveling Machine
Co. Inc.
Hydratight
Kravitch Machine Co
Mathey Dearman Inc.
Metline Industries
Reed Manufacturing Co.
Ritmo America LLC
SSP
Tri Tool
USA Industries Inc.
Vacuworx Global LLC
Pipe Inspection
Services
American Consulting & Testing Inc.
Applus RTD
Arb Inc.
Arkema Inc.
B3O Enviro Tek
Diakont
EST Group
GE/Dresser
Geocorr LLC
Holland Engineering
Hydromax USA
Kravitch Machine Co
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Magnolia River
Mears Group Inc.
Mesa
Michels Corp.
Process Management)
Miller Pipeline
Pigs Unlimited
Pro Plus Inc.
Quanta Services
Hoffmann & Feige
Rosen USA
Sag Enterprises
Serimax
Spectrum XLI
Mesco
Techcorr
Trace Services LP
Tru-Check Inc.
ULC Robotics
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipe Loading/
Unloading/
Stringing
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Performance Pipe
Sag Enterprises
Vacuworx Global LLC
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipe Logistics
BJB Company
Dun Transportation
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Performance Pipe
Sag Enterprises
TG Mercer Consulting Services Inc.
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipe Repair Clamps
Allan Edwards Inc.
Anvil International
Border States
Darby Pipeline Equipment Co.
Footage Tools Inc.
GE/Dresser
IPF Plasson
Jm Eagle
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Mueller Co.
Pi-Piper
PLCS Inc.
Development Co.
Reynolds – French & Co.
Sag Enterprises
Smith-Blair Inc.
Mesco
The Skinner Co. Inc.
Timberline Tool
Tri Tool
Tri-Pacific
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipeline Coatings
Aegion Corp.
Allan Edwards Inc.
of Acipco)
Arkema Inc.
Canusa-CPS
Composi-Sleeve
Cortec Corp.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Master Bond Inc.
Polygon
Polyguard
Serimax
Techcorr
Trenton Corp.
Pipeline Heating
Airgas Inc.
Boardwalk Pipeline
Canusa-CPS
GE/Dresser
Marieco Inc.
Thermax Inc.
Pipeline
Maintenance
Services
Aegion Corp.
Arb Inc.
Badger Daylighting
Solutions Inc.
Composi-Sleeve
Davis Corp. International
Distribution Now
Dualco Inc.
East Texas Brush Busters
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EMS USA Inc.
EN Engineering
Envista Corp.
EST Group
GE/Dresser
Geospatial Corp.
Girard Industries
Grid One Solutions
Holland Engineering
King Innovation
Kravitch Machine Co
Meade
Michels Corp.
Miller Pipeline
Development Co.
Precision Pipeline Solutions LLC
Quanta Services
Rosen USA
Sag Enterprises
Sealweld Corp.
Sitewise Corp.
Mesco
Topographic Inc.
Tri Tool
Tru-Check Inc.
United Piping Inc.
US Valve
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipeline Mats
GE Oil & Gas
Metline Industries
Michels Corp.
Pipeline Mats/Southern Hardwood
Co./Premier Contract
Spartan Mat LLC
Sterling Lumber
WL Plastics Corp.
Pipeline Protection
Materials
Aegion Corp.
Allan Edwards Inc.
Services Inc.
Arkema Inc.
Asbury Graphite Mills Inc.
Border States
Canusa-CPS
Composi-Sleeve
of Burndy
Cortec Corp.
Crown Technology Inc.
GE/Dresser
Glas Mesh Co.
King Innovation
Kravitch Machine Co
Mesa
Pipeline Equities
Co./Premier Contract
PLCS Inc.
Polyguard
Rockguard
Serimax
Shelter Works
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Mesco
Trenton Corp.
Tri-Pacific
Pipeline Safety
Aegion Corp.
Airgas Inc.
Arkema Inc.
Badger Daylighting
BJB Company
Border States
Centerpoint Energy Mobile
Energy Solutions Inc.
Ch2M Hill
CH-IV International
Circadian Technologies Inc.
Composi-Sleeve
Diakont
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Dupont Protection Technologies
El Paso Corp.
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
Envista Corp.
Flexpipe Systems
G2 Partners LLC
GDS Associates Inc.
Geofields Inc.
GRT Energy LLC
Hunt Oil
James W. Sewall Co.
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Mesa
Process Management)
Mokveld USA Inc.
Outlaw Padding Co.
PI Confluence Inc.
Pipeline Machinery
Pro Plus Inc.
Promigas
RCP Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Spatial Energy
Mesco
Tech Products Inc.
Total Safety
Ubisense Inc.
URS Corp.
USIC Locating Services Inc.
Uticom Systems Inc.
Utility Inc.
Vacuworx Global LLC
Veriforce
WL Plastics Corp.
Yokogawa Southwest
Power
American DG Energy
Border States
Langson Energy
Matrix Service Co.
Neptco
Sensus
Solarcraft Inc.
Pressure Gauges
ABB Inc.
Ashcroft Inc.
Belgas
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
GE/Dresser
Jagteq LLC
Mears Group Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Refinery Supply
SSP
Total Energy Corp.
Tri-Pacific
Turbonetics Inc.
Pressure Vessels
DNV GL
Forum Energy Technologies –
Valve Solution
Matrix Service Co.
Parker Finite
WFMS Inc.
Pressure-Relief
Devices
Amot
Border States
Control Associates
Fiorentini USA
Follin Flo-Controls
Gore Nitrogen
Marieco Inc.
SSP
Tri-Pacific
Printing
Amidon Graphics
Fiserv
Paymentus
PCI Group Inc.
Spacesaver Corp.
Tech Products Inc.
Uticom Systems Inc.
Procedures
Solutions Inc.
CH-IV International
Envista Corp.
Five Point
GDS Associates Inc.
Geostock US LLC
GTS
Hunt Oil
James W. Sewall Co.
Kema Services Inc.
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Mesa
Mosaic
Noble Energy Inc.
Opsolve LLC
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Performance Pipe
PI Confluence Inc.
Pro Plus Inc.
Proconex Inc.
Promigas
RCP Inc.
Revenue Assurance
Sag Enterprises
Scottmadden Inc.
Sensit Technologies
Spatial Energy
Techstreet
The Structure Group
Total Safety
Trace Services LP
Veriforce
Wood Mackenzie Inc.
Process Control
Systems
Amot
Autosol
Basic Systems Inc.
Chromalox
EN Engineering
Englobal
Envista Corp.
EST Group
Meade
Mi Swaco
Michell Instruments
Process Management)
Mokveld USA Inc.
Oleumtech Corp.
Optek-Danulat Inc.
Proconex Inc.
Sagebrush Pipeline Equipment Co./
Circor Energy
Scottmadden Inc.
Gas Group
Spectrasensors Inc.
Woodward
Xerafy
Yokogawa Southwest
Public Relations
3Degrees Inc.
Anderson Kill & Olick P.C.
Constructive Communication Inc.
E Source
Edelman
Finn Partners
Newton Associates
Oil & Gas Journal
Oracle Utilities
Phelps
The Dow Chemical Co. c/o The
Scott Miller Group
Publications
Argus Media
Brown Book Shop
E Source
Hart Energy
IHS Chemical Week
Newton Associates
Oil & Gas Journal
Pipeline & Gas Journal
The Dow Chemical Co. c/o
The Scott Miller Group
Pumps
Advantis LLC
Ebara International
Valves
Gore Nitrogen
Hoffmann & Feige
Sensit Technologies
Universal Silencer
PVC & PE Pipe
Locators
Ipex USA LLC
R
R&D
Air Liquide Technical Services LLC
C&N Engineering LLC
Dnv Columbus
E Source
Envista Corp.
Finmetrix Inc.
Flir Systems Inc.
GRT Energy LLC
HGC Engineering – Consulting For
Noise & Vibration
Jana Corp.
NSF International
Oil & Gas Journal
Plastipanel
ULC Robotics
Wood Mackenzie Inc.
Industry Co. Ltd.
Radiography
H&H X-Ray Services Inc.
Waggoner & Associates Inc.
Rates
Regulators
Airgas Inc.
Amot
Autosol
Belgas
Border States
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Circor Energy
Control Associates
Control Southern Inc.
Fiorentini USA
Follin Flo-Controls
Itron Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Kimray Inc.
KTI Ltd.
Langson Energy
Marieco Inc.
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PCE Pacific Inc.
Sensus
The C. J. Nolte Co.
Tri-Pacific
Regulatory
Aecom
Allegro Development
Solutions
Bechtel
CH-IV International
Group Inc.
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
EN Engineering
Envista Corp.
Five Point
Foster Associates Consultants LLC
Gannett Fleming Valuation & Rate
Consultants LLC
GDS Associates Inc.
Geofields Inc.
Noise & Vibration
Ista North America
Jana Corp.
John P. Woodyard PE
LLP
KLJ
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Lonquist & Co LLC.
Lumen Group
Mapsearch
McKenna Long & Aldridge LLP
MCR Performance Solutions LLC
Navigant
Northbridge Group Inc.
Northwestern Energy
Opvantek Inc.
Pacific Economics Group
Research LLC
PI Confluence Inc.
Planalytics Inc.
Powerplan Inc.
Promigas
RCP Inc.
Reed Smith LLP
Regscan Inc.
Rooney Rippie & Ratnaswamy LLP
Sag Enterprises
Scottmadden Inc.
SNL Energy
Spatial Energy
Terracon
The Structure Group
Total Safety
TRC Companies Inc.
UMS Group Inc.
URS Corp.
Utilipoint
Veriforce
Wood Group Mustang
Woodard & Curran
Wright & Talisman P.C.
WSA Inc.
Zedi Southern Flow
Ziff Energy Group
Remote Power
Border States
Connexa Energy
Langson Energy
PGI International
Sensus
Solarcraft Inc.
Solis Energy Inc.
Repair &
Maintenance
Products
Aegion Corp.
Allan Edwards Inc.
Badger Daylighting
Bishop Lifting Products Inc.
Border States
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Canusa-CPS
Solutions Inc.
Citadel Technologies – Carbon
Composite Pipe Wrap
Composi-Sleeve
Control Associates
Distribution Now
Dualco Inc.
EST Group
Flexpipe Systems
Footage Tools Inc.
Gearench™
Intercon Enterprises Inc.
Jm Eagle
King Innovation
Kravitch Machine Co
Lymtech Scientific
Matrix Service Co.
Miller Pipeline
Constructors Inc.
Nextteq LLC
PLCS Inc.
Development Co.
Refinery Supply
S2w Contracting LLC
Sag Enterprises
Sealweld Corp.
Sensit Technologies
Shelter Works
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Smith-Blair Inc.
Timberline Tool
Torcup Inc. Industrial Bolting Tools
Tri Tool
ULC Robotics
United Piping Inc.
Western Specialties LLC
WL Plastics Corp.
Wm. L. Riggs Co. Inc.
Right-of-Way
Clearance
Row-Care
Risers
Allan Edwards Inc.
Border States
of Burndy
EJ
Flexpipe Systems
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Normac
Development Co.
Slipnot Metal Safety Flooring
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
Tri-Pacific
Risk Management
3Degrees Inc.
Accenture
Allegro Development
Arcadis
Argus Media
Ari
Bottom Line Impact
Brown & Joseph
Burns & McDonnell
CH-IV International
Station Inc.
Deloitte LLP
Dnv Columbus
DNV GL
Doc2E-File Inc.
Dynamic Risk
Envista Corp.
Everbridge Inc.
Experian
FMI Corp.
GDS Associates Inc.
Geofields Inc.
Geostock US LLC
GTS
Jana Corp.
L.E.K. Consulting
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Mesa
Mitsui & Co. Commodity Risk
Management Ltd.
Mokveld USA Inc.
Navigant
Oliver Wyman
Opvantek Inc.
Pace Global Energy Services LLC
PI Confluence Inc.
Planalytics Inc.
Platts
Promigas
RCP Inc.
Revenue Assurance
Sag Enterprises
Sourcelink LLC
Spatial Energy
Swiss Re
The Structure Group
Total Safety
Total Solution Inc.
Ubisense Inc.
UMS Group Inc.
URS Corp.
Uticom Systems Inc.
Utilipoint
Utility Inc.
Vega Energy Partners Ltd.
Ventyx, an ABB Co.
Veriforce
Wood Mackenzie Inc.
S
Safety Culture
Aecom
Air Liquide Technical Services LLC
Arkema Inc.
Chapco Supply
Grid One Solutions
Kema Services Inc.
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Lytx Inc.
Mosaic
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Rig-A-Lite Azz/Ral
Sag Enterprises
Uticom Systems Inc.
Veriforce
Safety Equipment
Airgas Inc.
American Shoring Inc.
Assured Automation
Border States
Cross Country Pipeline Supply
Co. Inc.
Dehn Inc.
Draeger Safety Inc.
Fireplace Damper
Gascov Ltd.
KJ Sales & Supply Inc.
KW International
Lytx Inc.
Mersino Dewatering
Mokveld USA Inc.
Nasco Industries Inc.
Nextteq LLC
Oleumtech Corp.
Plastipanel
Pro-Tec Equipment
Rig-A-Lite Azz/Ral
Sag Enterprises
Sensidyne, LP
Sensus
Smith Flow Control Inc.
Spacesaver Corp.
Tech Products Inc.
Total Safety
Uticom Systems Inc.
Winter Walking, A Jordan David Co.
Security Systems/
Devices
B3O Enviro Tek
Diebold
Esri
Everbridge Inc.
GE Oil & Gas
Inner-Tite Corp.
Jagteq LLC
McGard LLC
Mokveld USA Inc.
Southwest Microwave Inc.
Tydenbrooks Security Products Group
Videx Inc.
Shale Gas
Argus Media
Chapco Supply
DNV GL
Gai Consultants
Mapsearch
Merrick Systems
Management Ltd.
Navigant
Oil & Gas Journal
Platts
Scottmadden Inc.
SNL Energy
Technologies
Woodard & Curran
Signs/Decals
ACP International
Border States
Newton Associates
Tech Products Inc.
Uticom Systems Inc.
William Frick & Co.
Software
Aclara
Advanced Processing & Imaging Inc.
Allegro Development
Altivon
Arcos LLC
Solutions
Blackstone Technology Group
Bradley B. Bean PE
Brown Book Shop
Callminer
Capricorn Systems Inc.
Cayenta
CGI Utilities
Cision US Inc.
Clevest
Companies
Convergys Corp.
CPU LLC
Cygnet Software
Debtresolve Inc.
DNV GL
DPSI
Dynamic Risk
Emeter Corp.
Enporion
Envista Corp.
Five Point
Flow-Cal Inc.
Freeance Mobile
Gentrack
Geoamps
Geofields Inc.
Gmc Software Technology
Itron Inc.
James W. Sewall Co.
Magnolia River
Message Broadcast
Mi Swaco
Mincom Inc.
Mitem Corp.
Neilsoft Ltd.
Opower
Opsolve LLC
Opvantek Inc.
Oracle Utilities
Osisoft
Paymentus
Powerplan Inc.
Quintiq
Regscan Inc.
Revere Inc.
SAP
SEDC
Telvent
Tensing USA
Total Solution Inc.
Ubisense Inc.
Utilities International Inc.
Utility Inc.
Ventyx, an ABB Co.
Waggware
Waterfield Energy
Zedi Southern Flow
Specialty
Equipment
Measurement LLC
Airgas Inc.
Allan Edwards Inc.
Ameriforge
Badger Daylighting
Berne Apparel Co.
Bevolo Gas & Electric Lights
BKW Inc.
Bristow Group Inc.
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Solutions Inc.
Dynetek Industries Ltd.
EST Group
Fireplace Damper
Footage Tools Inc.
Gearench™
Gore Nitrogen
MBW Inc.
Megadeck Rig Mats
Mersino Dewatering
MGS Inc.
Mi Swaco
Mustang Sampling/Valtronics
Nextteq LLC
Nova-Link Ltd.
Outlaw Padding Co.
Rig-A-Lite Azz/Ral
Sensidyne, LP
Sensus
Shelter Works
Spectrum XLI
Tailwind International Air Charters
Timberline Tool
Tri Tool
ULC Robotics
Uticom Systems Inc.
Vacuworx Global LLC
Squeeze-off Tools
Footage Tools Inc.
Groebner
Kravitch Machine Co
Timberline Tool
Storage Tanks
American Water Heaters
CB&I
Chart Inc.
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Lochinvar Corp.
Matrix Service Co.
Mesa
Oleumtech Corp.
Total Energy Corp.
Strainers
Ameriforge
Badger Meter Inc.
Jomar Valve
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Mueller Industries
Sag Enterprises
The Hilliard Corp.
Strategic Planning
Accenture
Argus Media
Ari
Aus Consultants Inc.
Centerpoint Energy Mobile
Energy Solutions Inc.
CH-IV International
Group Inc.
E Source
Enfora
Envista Corp.
Five Point
FMI Corp.
GDS Associates Inc.
GRT Energy LLC
GTS
HBK Engineering LLC
Houlihan Lokey
Jana Corp.
L.E.K. Consulting
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Lumen Group
Mapsearch
Mersino Dewatering
Micon Inc.
Management, Ltd.
Mosaic
Navigant
Nicholson Kovac
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Oliver Wyman
Opsolve LLC
Opvantek Inc.
Oracle Utilities
Pacific Economics Group
Research LLC
Pe Ben USA Inc.
PI Confluence Inc.
Planalytics Inc.
Revenue Assurance
Scottmadden Inc.
Sourcelink LLC
The Structure Group
Total Safety
UMS Group Inc.
Vega Energy Partners Ltd.
Ventyx, an ABB Co.
VHB
Waterfield Energy
Wood Mackenzie Inc.
Ziff Energy Group
Supervisory
Control & Data
Acquisitions
Advantis LLC
Autosol
Border States
Companies
Connexa Energy
Cygnet Software
DNV GL
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
EN Engineering
Envista Corp.
Flow-Cal Inc.
Oleumtech Corp.
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Osisoft
Puffer Sweiven LP
Schneider Electric
Scottmadden Inc.
Shelter Works
Telescada Inc.
Telvent
Tri-Pacific
Woodard & Curran
Zedi Southern Flow
Surveying
Arcadis
CNA Inc.
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
Solutions
Five Point
Gai Consultants
Holland Engineering
Services Inc.
KLJ
Magnolia River
McKim & Creed Inc.
Mesa
MJ Harden
Omark Consultants
Scottmadden Inc.
Sempra Energy Trading
Mesco
Superior Well Services
Topographic Inc.
Tru-Check Inc.
Wood Group Mustang
T
Telecommunications
Services
Altivon
CGI Utilities
GE Oil & Gas
Quanta Services
Training
Border States
Companies
Station Inc.
CPU LLC
DNV GL
Enerdynamics LLC
Enersys Corp.
Five Point
Groebner
Education Trust
Logics
Lumen Group
Mosaic
Newton Associates
Northwestern Energy
Oracle Utilities
PhonePRO
Sealweld Corp.
TMCO Inc.
US Valve
Veriforce
WFMS Inc.
Transition Mats
Megadeck Rig Mats
Spartan Mat LLC
Sterling Lumber
Transportation
Dun Transportation
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Turbonetics Inc.
U
Underground
Storage
Envista Corp.
GE Oil & Gas
Geospatial Corp.
Geostock US LLC
GRT Energy LLC
GTS
Lonquist & Co LLC.
Mesa
Mokveld USA Inc.
Promigas
Underground
Utility Construction
Badger Daylighting
BJB Company
Good Cents
Meade
Michels Corp.
Miller Pipeline
Constructors Inc.
Utility Locating
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
Good Cents
Parkline Inc.
Sitewise Corp.
Sourcelink LLC
Tech Products Inc.
Utiliquest LLC.
Utility Inc.
V
Vacuum Excavation
Badger Daylighting
Miller Pipeline
Sitewise Corp.
Vacuum Lifting Equipment
Vacuworx Global LLC
Valve Actuators/Operators
ABB Inc.
Amot
Asahi/America Inc.
Assured Automation
A-T Controls
Auma Actuators Inc.
Automation Technology Inc.
Balon Valves
Border States
Broen Inc.
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
Cameron Valve & Measurement
Circor Energy
Control Associates
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Diakont
Dualco Inc.
Valves
FW Murphy
GE/Dresser
Gearench™
Jagteq LLC
Jomar Valve
Marieco Inc.
Mokveld USA Inc.
Proconex Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Shreeraj Industries
Tri-Pacific
US Valve
Valve Boxes Asahi/America Inc.
Assured Automation
Border States
GE/Dresser
MT Deason Co. Inc.
PTMW Inc.
Shreeraj Industries
Valve Lubricants/
Sealants
Arkema Inc.
Division
Dualco Inc.
Valves
GE/Dresser
Jomar Valve
Sealweld Corp.
Shreeraj Industries
Tri-Pacific
US Valve
Val-Tex
Valve Lubrication
Equipment
A K Industries
Border States
Division
Dualco Inc.
GE/Dresser
Shreeraj Industries
Tri-Pacific
US Valve
Valve Lubrication
Fittings
Border States
Division
Dualco Inc.
Finmetrix Inc.
GE/Dresser
IPF Plasson
Sealweld Corp.
Shreeraj Industries
US Valve
Valves
A K Industries
A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Co.
Measurement LLC
Allied Fitting LP
American Steel Pipe Division
Amot
Anvil International
Asahi/America Inc.
Assured Automation
Balon Valves
Belgas
Boehmer GmbH
Border States
Broen Inc.
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
C&N Engineering LLC
Ceradyne Inc.
Circor Energy
Control Associates
Cyclonic Valve Co.
Dualco Inc.
Edgen Murray
Fiorentini USA
Valves
Follin Flo-Controls
Forum Energy Technologies – Valve
Solution
FW Murphy
Gasbreaker/Umac Inc.
GE/Dresser
GE Oil & Gas
Groebner
Ipex USA LLC
Jag Flocomponents USA Inc.
Jagteq LLC
Jomar Valve
Kimray Inc.
KMC Atlanta Inc.
KTI Ltd.
Langson Energy
MT Deason Co. Inc.
Mokveld USA Inc.
Mueller Co.
Mueller Industries
Novaspect/Emerson
Parker Fluid Control Division
Pe Ben USA Inc.
PGI International
Pi-Piper
Polyvalve LLC
Proconex Inc.
Puffer Sweiven LP
Rub Inc.
Sag Enterprises
Secor
Sensus
Shreeraj Industries
Southern Manufacturing Group Inc.
SSP
SW Services
The Allied Group
The Hilliard Corp.
Tri Tool
Tri-Pacific
Turbonetics Inc.
Industry Co. Ltd.
Vaporizers
Aether DBS
Algas SDI Co.
Solutions Inc.
CH-IV International
Chromalox
Thermax Inc.
Vehicle/Fleet
Operations
Management
Ari
Border States
Bristow Group Inc.
Clevest
Enersys Corp.
Finmetrix Inc.
Fleetboss Global Positioning
Solutions Inc.
Lytx Inc.
Marlin Gas Transport – DBA Marlin
CNG
National NGV Fleet Summit
Oracle Utilities
Paragon Software Systems Inc.
Pe Ben USA Inc.
Pipeline Machinery
Quintiq
Sagequest
Scottmadden Inc.
Spacesaver Corp.
Steelweld Equipment Co.
Utility Inc.
Xerafy
Vibration
Analyzers &
Monitors
Cameron
Division
Control Associates
Novaspect/Emerson
Oleumtech Corp.
Reid Supply Co.
Sensidyne, LP
Video Services
Duane Morris LLP
Groundwater & Environmental
Services Inc.
Volume Correctors
Badger Meter Inc.
GE/Dresser
Noise & Vibration
Marieco Inc.
Tri-Pacific
Tensing USA
Utility Inc.
Waggware
W
Water Heaters
American DG Energy
Apcom Inc.
Chromalox
ECR International
Hydrotherm
KW International
Lochinvar Corp.
Niagara Conservation
Pi-Piper
Rheem Manufacturing Co.
Rinnai Corp.
Riverside Hydronics
State Water Heaters
Takagi Industrial Co. USA Inc.
Workforce
Automation
Allegro Development
Altivon
Arcos LLC
CGI Utilities
Clevest
Enersys Corp.
Envista Corp.
Micon Inc.
Oracle Utilities
Sagequest
Sensus
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2015
ALPHABETICAL
LISTINGS
OF VENDORS
AGA members in bold and advertising listings in highlighted boxes.
#
3Degrees Inc.
10733 Big Bend Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63122
314/480-3554
www.3degreesinc.com
cbambini@3degreesinc.com
3M Electrical
Markets Division
6801 Riverplace Blvd.
Bldg. A130-4N-36
Austin, TX 78726-9000
512/984-2336
solutions.3m.com/wps/
portal/3m/en_us/locatingmarking-na/home
3M Locating & Marking
6801 Riverplace Blvd
Austin, TX 78726
512/984-5345
wwww.3m.com
kpflaum@mmm.com
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7-D Gas Supply Corp.
826 20th St.
Huntington, WV 25703
304/529-1241
A
A.O. Smith Water
Products Co.
500 Tennessee Waltz Pkwy.
Ashland City, TN 37015
615/792-6270
www.hotwater.com
dschuh@hotwater.com
8375 Melrose Dr.
Lenexa, KS 66214
913/438-2981
www.alunderground.com
jackm@alunderground.com
A.Y. McDonald
Manufacturing Co.
4800 Chavenelle Rd.
Dubuque, IA 52002-2631
800/292-2737
www.aymcdonald.com
talthaus@aymcdonald.com
A-D Technologies
11400 Parkside Dr. Suite 300
Knoxville, TN 37934
800/847-7661
www.arncocorp.com
See ad on back cover
A-T Controls
11363 Deerfield Rd.
Cincinnati, OH 45242
513/247-5465
www.a-tcontrols.com
rruehlmann@a-tcontrols.com
AAC Utility
Partners
PMB 374, 4840 Forest Dr. Suite 6B
Columbia, SC 29206
803/736-9486
www.teamaac.com
jbufkin@teamaac.com
Aargon Agency
8668 W. Spring Mountain
Las Vegas, NV 89117
800/326-7118
www.aargon.com
Abbey Products
400 E. Tioga St.
Philadelphia, PA 19134
888/671-0800
www.abbeyproducts.com
phughes@abbeycompanies.com
Abriox
15092 St. Rt. 68
Mount Orab, OH 45154
513/474-0565
www.abriox.com
megan.dunkin@abriox.com
Accenture
180 Fountain Pkwy. Suite 400
St. Petersburg, FL 33716
727/687-0803
www.accenture.com
mark.d.papia@accenture.com
ABB Inc.
7051 Industrial Blvd.
Bartlesville, OK 74006
918/338-4714
www.abb.com/totalflow
rebecca.a.waldo@us.abb.com
Aca Control Systems Ltd.
Mississauga, ON L4W 3E6 Canada
905/625-2155
www.acacontrols.com
Accenture Business Services
for Utilities
123 Commerce Valley Dr. East
Thornhill, L3T 7W8 Canada
905/762-3809
www.absu.accenture.com
john.lowson@absu.accenture.com
Abloy Security Inc.
6005 Commerce Dr., #330
Irving, TX 75063
972/753-1127
www.abloyusa.com
Above Ground Marker
Houston, TX
832/467-3399
www.abovegroundmarker.com
Accela Right of
Way Management
800 West Cummings Park
Suite 3900
Woburn, MA 01801
781/305-4202
www.accela.com
bsteer@accela.com
12013 NE 99th St. Suite 1690
Vancouver, WA 98682
360/882-4002
www.accent-inc.com
heather.suchy@accent-inc.com
Access Advertising & Public Relations
701 Patterson Ave. SW
Roanoke, VA 24016
540/344-8499
www.visitaccess.com
jessica@visitaccess.com
Accurate Measurement Controls Inc.
PO Box 268, 1138 Wall Rd.
Broussard, LA 70518
337/369-9222
www.accuratemeasurement.net
1509 Sylvania Ct.
Fort Worth, TX 76111
817/332-1115
www.acepipe.com
misty@acepipe.info
Aci Services Inc.
125 Steubenville Ave.
Cambridge, OH
740/435-0240
www.aciservicesinc.com
Aclara
945 Hornet Dr.
Hazelwood, MO 63042
314/895-7235
www.alacra.com
dsteidtmann@aclara.com
Acoi Inc.
6046 Cornerstone Ct. West #200
San Diego, CA 92121
858/204-5285
www.acoi.us
alice@acoi.us
ACP International
521 N. Great Southwest Pkwy.
Arlington, TX 76011
817/640-0992
www.acpinternational.com
pam@acpinternational.com
Action Blower & Equipment
2338 W. College Ave.
Englewood, CO 80110
303/975-1660
www.actionblower.com
Actuate Corp.
2207 Bridgepointe Pkwy.
Suite 500
San Mateo, CA 94404
650/645-3000
www.actuate.com
ddoan@actuate.com
Adaptive Wireless Solutions
577 Main St.
Hudson, MA 01749
978/875-6000, ext. 228
www.adaptive-wireless.com
wlueders@adaptiveinstruments.com
Adeptra Inc.
101 Merritt 7
Norwalk, CT 06851-0000
402/895-3604
www.adeptra.com
scollins@adeptra.com
Advanced Geodetic
Surveys Inc.
23111 FM 1462
Damon, TX 77430
979/553-4677
www.agsgps.com
billy@agsgps.com
Advanced Inspection Technologies
7351 Office Park Place #12-557
Melbourne, FL 32940
321/610-8977
www.aitproducts.com
paul@aitproducts.com
Advanced Processing & Imaging Inc.
901 Yamato Rd. Suite 180
Boca Raton, FL 33431
561/672-8383
www.apimg.com
Advanced
Technology Corp.
Inc.
115 Clemson Dr.
Oak Ridge, TN 37830
865/483-5756
www.atc-ssm.com
fahmy.haggag@atc-ssm.com
Measurement LLC
9804 West I-20
Midland, TX 79706
432/563-9400
www.gasmeasurment.biz
jduncan@gasmeasurment.biz
Advante Advertising Inc.
2223 E. Main St.
Richmond, VA 23223
804/788-0048
Advantis LLC
2816 E. Loop 390 North
Marshall, TX 75672
903/472-5663
www.advantisus.com
dare@advantisus.com
1175 N. Van Horne Way
Anaheim, CA 92806
714/632-9801
www.adwestusa.com
Aecom
100 S. Wacker Dr. Suite 500
Chicago, IL 60606
312/697-7221
www.aecom.com
mike.musial@aecom.com
Aegion Corp.
17988 Edison Ave.
St. Louis, MO 63005
636/530-8000
www.aegion.com
AE Industrial Inc.
1825 Southwest Market St.
Lees Summit, MO 64082-2305
816/554-7215
Aerotek
7301 Parkway Dr. South
Hanover, MD 21076
410/694-5063
www.aerotek.com
jfink@aerotek.com
Aether DBS
10810 E. 45th St. Suite 202
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/250-6601
www.aetherdbs.com
doug.ferguson@aetherdbs.com
Agave Wire Ltd.
10355 Sanden Dr.
Dallas, TX 75238
214/503-2562
www.agavewire.com
sfleming@agavewire.com
Agfa NDT Inc.
50 Industrial Park Rd., PO Box 350
Lewistown, PA 17044
717/242-0327
www.geinspectiontechnologies.com
Agile Sourcing Partners
2665 Research Dr.
Corona, CA 92882
951/279-4154
www.agilesp.com
Airgas Inc.
259 N. Radnor-Chester Rd.
Suite 100
Radnor, PA 19087
317/446-1388
www.airgas.com
matthew.allen@Airgas.com
Airguard
3807 Bishop Ln.
Louisville, KY 40218
800/999-3458
www.airguard.com
Air Guard Industries
PO Box 32578
502/969-2304
www.airguard.com
Air Liquide
Technical Services
LLC
2700 Post Oak Blvd.
Suite 1800-2342
Houston, TX 77056
713/624-8122
www.airliquide.com
charles.harper@airliquide.com
Air Spade
54 2nd Ave.
Chicopee, MA 01020
www.air-spade.com
A K Industries
1071 Dancing Dove Ln.
New York, NY 10004
www.akfittings.com
Alabama Natural Gas Association
PO Box 1244
Hartselle, AL 35640
256/773-1891
www.alnga.org
dlove@magnolia-river.com
Alert Logic
1136 Centre St. Suite 199
Thornhill, ON L4J 3M8 Canada
905/370-0736
www.alertlogic.com
Algas SDI Co.
151 S. Michigan St.
Seattle, WA 98108
206/789-5410
www.algas-sdi.com
sguichon@algas-sdi.com
1916 Peyco Dr. North
Arlington, TX 76001
800/361-6627
www.apf.com
tgrzych@apf.com
Allan Edwards Inc.
2505 S. 33rd West Ave.
PO Box 9457
Tulsa, OK 74157
918/583-7184
www.allanedwards.com
Allegro Development
1445 Ross Ave. Suite 2200
Dallas, TX 75202
214/237-8000
www.allegrodev.com
s.johnston@allegrodev.com
Alliance Pipeline Ltd.
605 5th Ave. SW Suite 800
Calgary, AB T2P 3H5 Canada
403/266-4464
www.alliancepipeline.com
Alliant Energy Integrated
Services Co.
4902 N. Baltimore Ln.,
PO Box 77007
Madison, WI 53707-1007
800/255-4268
www.alliant-energy.com
1550 Cobb Industrial Dr. NE
Marietta, GA 30066
770/425-1355
www.alliedcorrosion.com
wmueller@alliedcorrosion.com
Allied Filters
5 Coldhill Rd., Bldg. 5
Mendham, NJ 07945
973/543-5404
www.alliedfilters.com
Allied Fitting LP
2958 Syracuse St. Suite 315
Denver, CO 80238
626/893-7606
www.alliedfit.com
shaugen@alliedfit.com
Allied Global
16635 Yonge St. Suite 26
Newmarket, ON L3X 1V6 Canada
416/649-3238
www.aiccorp.com
alan.hart@aiccorp.com
All Metals & Forge Group
75 Lane Rd.
Fairfield, NJ 07004
973/276-5000
www.steelforge.com
All Wheel Drive Equipment
Manufacturing Inc.
2022 E. 61st North
Tulsa, OK 74130
918/425-5225
www.allwheeldriveequip.com
jeff@allwheeldriveequip.com
2 Joy Dr.
Hackettstown, NJ 07840
908/850-9700
www.almetek.com
Alpha Leak Detection &
Pipeline Services
304 Meadow Ln
Kemah, TX 77565
281/334-5865
www.alphaleak.com
Alset Corp.
601 NE 76th St.
Seattle, WA 98115
888/344-3707
www.alsetcorp.com
Alstom
10865 Willows Rd. NE
Redmond, WA 98052
425/822-6800
www.alstom.com
Altivon
4570 Avery Ln. SE Suite C
Lacey, WA 98503
602/797-1220
www.altivon.com
heather.turbeville@altivon.com
Altman Hall Associates
235 W. 7th St.
Erie, PA 16501-1699
814/454-0158
www.altman-hall.com
sue@altman-hall.com
Alturair
1785 N. Marshall Ave. #107
El Cajon, CA 92020
619/449-1570
www.alturair.com
Ameresco Solar
38340-E Innovation Ct. Suite 504
Murrieta, CA 92563
888/967-6527
www.ameresco.com
American Appraisal
411 E. Wisconsin Ave. Suite 1900
Milwaukee, WI 53202
781/444-2725
www.american-appraisal.com
American Augers Inc.
135 US Rt. 42, PO Box 814
West Salem, OH 44287
419/869-7107
www.americanaugers.com
soliver@americanaugers.com
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2015 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS OF VENDORS
American Consulting & Testing Inc.
PO Box 517
West Monroe, LA 71294
318/324-0073
www.act-Inc.us
th@act-Inc.us
American DG Energy
45 1st Ave.
Waltham, MA 02451
781/522-6000
www.americandg.com
207 Lake St.
Newburgh, NY 12550
845/562-4477
www.americanshoring.com
sessler@americanshoring.com
American Express
American Express Tower
New York, NY 10036
847/867-7613
www.open.com
American Steel Pipe Division
PO Box 2727
Birmingham, AL 35202
205/325-7742
www.acipco.com/steel
American Flow Control
2930 N. 16th St.
205/325-7856
www.acipco.com
pselig@acipco.com
American Stock
Transfer & Trust
10150 Mallard Creek Rd.
Suite 307
Charlotte, NC 28277
718/921-8541
www.amstock.com
kstaab@amstock.com
American Fueling Systems
770/399-7800
www.americanfuelingsystems.com
natalienjoseph@american
fuelingsystems.com
American Innotek
Inc.
834 Pike Place
Ottawa, IL 61350
815/434-3308
www.briefrelief.com
plindemann@briefrelief.com
12211 Technology Suite 100
Austin, TX 78727
512/249-3400
www.aiworldwide.com
anna.wilson@aiworldwide.com
American Payment Systems
8605 Q St.
Omaha, NE 68127
888/692-5285
www.checkfreepay.com
American Public Gas Association
201 Massachusetts Ave. NE
Suite C-4
Washington, DC 20002-0000
202/464-2742
www.apga.org
bkalisch@apga.org
60
450 Clark Dr.
Mount Olive, NJ 07828
973/448-1901
www.astsensors.com
PO Box1597
Johnson City, TN 37605
800/999-9515
www.americanwaterheater.com
ldurbin@gsandf.com
Ameriforge
13770 Industrial Rd.
Houston, TX 77015
713/393-4304
www.ameriforge.com
rkennedy@ameriforge.com
Ametek Inc.
1100 Cassatt Rd.
Berwyn, PA 19312
610/889-5278
www.ametek.com
john.fedyna@ametek.com
150 Freeport Rd.
Pittsburgh, PA 15238
412/828-9040
www.ametekpi.com
mike.fuller@ametek.com
Ametek Test & Calibration
Instruments
Gydevang 32-34
3450 Allerød, Denmark
727/536-7831
www.jofra.com
AMG Bolting Solutions LLC
14545 J. Military Trail #137
Delray Beach, FL 33484
561/306-4547
www.amgboltingsolutions.com
agross@amgboltingsolutions.com
Amidon Graphics
1966 Benson Ave
St. Paul, MN 55116
651/690-2401
www.amidongraphics.com
marye@amidongraphics.com
Anderson Kill &
Olick P.C.
1251 Ave. of the Americas
New York, NY 10020
212/278-1246
www.andersonkill.com
dartese@andersonkill.com
Angel
1443 E. Ancheim St.
Wilmington, CA 90744-4701
310/952-0739
www.angel.com
msteele@angel.com
Ansys Inc.
275 Technology Dr.
Canonsburg, PA 15317
www.ansys.com
Amot
8824 Fallbrook Dr.
Houston, TX 77064
281/940-1800
www.amot.com
Anvil International
110 Corporate Dr. Suite 10
Portsmouth, NH 03801
603/422-8000
www.anvilintl.com
asantafe@anvilintl.com
Ampo
444 N. Capitol St. NW Suite 345
Washington, DC 20001
202/624-3680
www.ampo.org
Aon Risk Services
200 E. Randolph St
Chicago, IL 60601
312/381-1000
www.aon.com
6915 15th St. E. Suite 204
Sarasota, FL 34243
941/358-1253
www.amsbilling.com
Apcom Inc.
125 Southeast Pkwy.
Franklin, TN 37064
615/794-5574
www.waterheaterparts.com
ffann@apcom-inc.com
Anchor Pipe International Inc.
9310 Campbell Rd.
Houston, TX 77080
713/465-8377
www.anchorpipe.com
Anco Products Inc.
2500 17th St.
Elkhart, IN 46517
574/293-5574
www.ancoproductsinc.com
6225 W. 48th Ave. #302
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
800/745-4466
www.andersonforrester.com
burt.ussery@andersonforrester.com
Apex Instruments
204 Technology Park Ln.
Fuquay-Varina, NC 27526
919/557-7300
www.apex-instruments.com
patrick@apex-instruments.com
Apex
Measurement &
Controls LLC
13455 Garden Grove
Houston, TX 77082
713/446-1902
www.apexmeasurement.com
ardisbartle@apexmeasurement.com
A+ Corp.
41041 Black Bayou Rd.
Gonzales, LA 70737
225/644-5255
www.geniefilters.com
dpmayeaux@apluscorporation.com
Arcos LLC
445 Hutchinson Ave. Suite 700
Columbus, OH 43235
614/396-5500
www.rostermonster.com
bduff@rostermonster.com
100 Crescent Centre Pkwy. Suite
450
Atlanta, GA 30084
678/684-6801
www.apogee.net
kmorris@apogee.net
Argus Media
3040 Post Oak Blvd. Suite 550
Houston, TX 77056
713/429-6343
www.argusmedia.com/natural-gaslng/argus-natural-gas-americas
chloe.bazille@argusmedia.com
Applus RTD
11801 S. Sam Houston Pkwy W.
Houston, TX 77031
832/295-5000
www.applusrtd.com
jason.gray@applusrtd.com
Ari
4001 Leadenhall Rd.
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
856/787-6563
www.arifleet.com
rhoysgaard@arifleet.com
Aquilon Energy
Services Inc.
1001 Warrenville Rd.
Lisle, IL 60532
630/300-0315
www.aquilonenergyinc.com
jpalin@aquilonenergyinc.com
Ariel Corp.
35 Blackjack Rd.
Mount Vernon, OH 43050
740/397-0311
www.arielcorp.com
trastin@arielcorp.com
Arb Inc.
26000 Commercentre Dr.
Lake Forest, CA 92630
949/598-9242
www.arbinc.com
sruvolo@arbinc.com
Arcadis
126 N. Jefferson St., #400
Milwaukee, WI 53202
720/344-3500
www.arcadis-us.com
Arch Development Corp.
134 Industry Ln. Suite 2
Forest Hill, MD 21050
410/836-9660
www.archdevelopment.org
Arco Engineering Inc.
Louisville, KY 40213-2174
502/966-3134
www.arcoengineering.com
550 Elizabeth St.
Waukesha, WI 53186
262/896-7205
www.ariesindustries.com
mark.grabowski@ariesindustries.
com
Arista Information Systems Inc.
2150 Boggs Rd. Suite 430,
Bldg. 400
Duluth, GA 30096
678/473-1885
www.aristainfo.com
sford@aristainfo.com
Arkansas Gas Association
2205 E. Roosevelt Rd.
PO Box 1649
Little Rock, AR 72203-1649
501/377-4751
www.arkgasassoc.com
Arkansas Western Gas Co.
PO Box 3288, 1001 Sain St.
Fayetteville, AR 72703-1002
479/521-1141
Arkema Inc.
900 First Ave.
King of Prussia, PA 19406
610/205.7000
www.arkema-americas.com
arkema.usph-general@arkema.com
Ashford University
13500 Evening Creek Dr.
San Diego, CA 92129
858/449-6824
www.ashford.edu
margie.tlapa@ashford.edu
Services Inc.
639 Granite St. Suite 200
Braintree, MA 02184
781/849-3800
www.arkengineering.com
contact@arkengineering.com
Ashland Inc.
5200 Blazer Pkwy.
Dublin, OH 43017
904/256-0333
www.ashland.com
Armor Plate Inc.
PO Box 5625, 2823 Randolph
Pasadena, TX 77508
281/487-2023
www.armorplateonline.com
Armor Rugged Mobile Solutions
from DRS Technologies
1110 W. Hibiscus Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901
321/727-3672
www.drs-ts.com
belmore@drs-ts.com
Arrow Midstream Holdings LLC
1249 S. Highland Acres Rd.
Bismarck, ND 58501
701/675-2048
www.arrowmidstream.com
dlee@arrowmidstream.com
Art Glass Crafters Inc.
16908 York Rd.
Monkton, MD 21111-1033
410/329-6005
www.bellatlantic.net
forwardt@bellatlantic.net
Asahi/America Inc.
35 Green St., PO Box 653
Malden, MA 02148
781/321-5409
www.asahi-america.com
asahi@asahi-america.com
PO Box 144, 405 Old Main St.
Asbury, NJ 08802
908/537-2155
www.asbury.com
Ashcroft Inc.
250 E. Main St.
Stratford, CT 06614
203/378-8281
www.ashcroft.com
Aspect Communications
1310 Ridder Park Dr.
San Jose, CA 95131
978/250-7900
www.aspect.com
shelley.hofman@aspect.com
Associated Pipe Line Contractors Inc.
3535 Briarpark Dr. Suite 135
Houston, TX
713/789-4311
www.associatedpipeline.com
242 S. Pleasantburg Dr.
Greenville, SC 29607
864/232-1239
www.assocsys.com
rpryor@assocsys.com
Assured Automation
19 Walnut Ave.
Clark, NJ 07066
732 381-2255
www.aa-fs.com
jeans@aa-fs.com
Astec Industries/Heatec
P.O Box 72787
Chattanooga, TN 37407
423/821-5200
www.astecindustries.com
Atco Gas
10035 105 St. NW
Edmonton, AB T5J 1C8 Canada
780/733-2503
www.atcogas.com
daryl.tchir@atcogas.com
Atlantic Hydrogen Inc.
420 Wilsey Rd.
Fredericton, NB E3B 6E9 Canada
506/458-1820
www.ah2inc.com
david.wagner@ah2inc.com
Atlas Advertising
2601 Blake St. Suite 301
Denver, CO 80205
303/292-3300 Ext. 210
www.atlas-advertising.com
3700 E. 68th Ave.
Commerce City, CO 80022
800/732-6762
www.atlascopco.us
Atlas Copco Hurricane
1015 N. Hurricane Rd.
Franklin, IN 46131
800/732-6762
www.atlascopco.com/hurricane
Atmos International
165D Burton Rd.
Manchester M20 2LN United
Kingdom
+44 16-1445-880
www.atmosi.com
georgina@atmosi.com
Atofina Petrochemical
PO Box 1200
Deer Park, TX 77536
281/227-5451
Atwell LLC
2 Towne Sq. Suite 700
Southfield, MI 48076
248/447-2000
www.atwell-group.com
imahboob@atwell-group.com
Auburn Montgomery Center for
Business
7515 Halcyon Summit Dr. Suite
305
Montgomery, AL 36124-4023
334/244-3252
www.cbed.aum.,edu
cforehand@cbed.aum.,edu
Auma Actuators Inc.
100 Southpointe Blvd.
724/743-2862
www.auma-usa.com
AUS Consultants
Inc.
155 Gaither Dr. Suite A
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054
856/234-9200
www.ausinc.com
fhanley@ausinc.com
7 Ross Cannon St.
York, SC 29745
803/628-0035
www.austininc.com
bdill@austininc.com
Autoexec Inc.
3956 44th St. SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49512
616/971-0800
www.autoexec.com
david@autoexec.com
Automation Technology Inc.
4950 Cranswick Rd.
Houston, TX 77041
713/934-0171
www.atiactuators.com
Autosol
16055 Space Center Blvd.
Suite 450
Houston, TX 77062
281/286-6017
www.autosoln.com
kbrucker@autosol.com
AUT Specialists
1485 E. Sam Houston Pkwy.
Suite 160
Pasadena, TX 77503
281/765-6909
www.autspecialists.com
mritz@autspecialists.com
Aveva Inc.
10350 Richmond Ave. Suite 400
Houston, TX 77042
832/204-5623
www.aveva.com
mike.gilbert@aveva.com
Aviation Technology Services LLC
1675 Broadway, 28th Floor
Denver, CO 80202-4628
303/825-0815
www.atshelo.com
mara@atshelo.com
Avolent/Genpact
444 De Haro St. Suite 100
San Francisco, CA 94107-2347
646/624-5900
www.avolent.com
AW-Lake Co.
8809 Industrial Dr.
Franksville, WI 53126
262/884-9800
www.aw-lake.com
Solutions
6506 S. Lewis Ave. Suite 111
Tulsa, OK 74136
720/837-9500
www.ayaworks.com
susan.friedman@ayaworks.com
Baker Hughes
2929 Allen Pkwy. Suite 2100
Houston, TX 77019
713/439-8600
www.bakerhughes.com
Baker Tilly
Virchow Krause
LLP
1 Liberty Place, 1650 Market St.
Suite 4500
215/599-2582
www.bakertilly.com
james.nowoswiat@bakertilly.com
B
B3O Enviro Tek
695 Nashville Pike #310
Gallatin, TN 37066
615/989-1576
www.locateunderground.com
budr@locateunderground.com
PO Box 1255
Willis, TX 77378-1255
936/228-0077
www.ballwinch.com
Bacharach Inc.
621 Hunt Valley Circle
New Kensington, PA 15068
724/334-5000, ext. 5028
www.bacharach-inc.com
Balon Valves
3245 S. Hattie
Oklahoma City, OK 73129
405/677-3321
www.balon.com
balon@balon.com
Bader Rutter
13845 Bishop’s Dr.
Brookfield, WI 53005-6616
262/784-7200
www.baderrutter.com
Badger Daylighting
1300 E. US Hwy. 136
Pittsboro, IN 46167
317/892-2666
www.badgerinc.com
mlyle@badgerinc.com
Badger Meter Inc.
4545 W. Brown Deer Rd.,
PO Box 245036
Milwaukee, WI 53224-9536
414/371-6503
www.badgermeter.com
lwainwright@badgermeter.com
Baker & McKenzie
1 Prudential Plaza,
130 E. Randolph Dr.
Chicago, IL 60601
312/861-8800
www.bakernet.com
jocelyn.a.brumbaugh@bakernet.
com
Baker Equipment
1310 Roseneath Rd.
Richmond, VA 23230
804/864-6800
www.bakerequipment.com
Banctec Systems Inc.
2701 E. Grauwyler Rd.
Irving, TX 5061
972/821-4000
www.banctec.com
Bank of America
Merrill Lynch
1 Bryant Park 15th Floor
New York, NY 10036
646/855-1967
www.baml.com
gabriel.moreen@baml.com
Bank of America Securities LLC
800 5th Ave, 34th Floor
Seattle, WA 98104
312/220-3535
www.bankofamerica.com
Bank of America – Rapidpay
9000 Southside Blvd.
Jacksonville, FL 32256-0000
904/987-4590
Barnard Pipeline Inc.
701 Gold Ave.
Bozeman, MT 59715-2453
406/586-2969
www.barnardpipeline.com
marty.jorgensen@barnard-inc.com
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Barr Engineering
3005 Boardwalk St. Suite 100
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
734/922-4434
www.barr.com
cmeuwissen@barr.com
Behavior Research Center
45 E. Monterey Way
Phoenix, AZ 85012
602/258-4554
www.brc-research.com
adrianna@brc-research.com
Bevolo Gas
& Electric Lights
521 Conti St.
New Orleans, LA 70130-0000
504/522-9485
www.bevolo.com
Bingham & Taylor
Corp.
PO Box 939
Culpeper, VA 22701
540/825-8334
www.binghamandtaylor.com
Bascom-Turner
Instruments
111 Downey St
Norwood, MA 02062
781/769-9660
www.bascomturner.com
acm@bascomturner.com
2212 S. West Temple Suite 50
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
801/466-8770
www.beijerelectronicsinc.com
jenny.burgess@beijerelectronicsinc.
com
BG Energy Holdings Ltd.
100 Thames Valley Park Dr.
Berkshire RG6 1PT United
Kingdom
+44 118-935-3222
www.bg-group.com
Bishop Lifting Products Inc.
PO Box 15619, 125 McCarty Dr.
Houston, TX 77029
713/674-2266
www.lifting.com
houston@lifting.com
BGL Asset Services
LLC
1611 S. Isabella
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
989/772-8888
www.bglas.com
william.luttrell@bglas.com
1111 Maggie Ln.
Billings, MT 59101
406/442-5768
www.bison-eng.com
eanspach@bison-eng.com
See ad on pages
42-43
Basic Systems Inc.
9255 Cadiz Rd.
Cambridge, OH 43725-0767
740/432-3001
www.basic-systems.com
meckelberry@bsicos.com
Bates Contracting Service LLC
PO Box 216
Stigler, OK 74462
918/967-4700
Bayco Products Inc.
135 Edinburgh Ct.
Fayetteville, GA 30215
770/460-1716
www.baycoproducts.com
pfodero@baycoproducts.com
Bay Geophysical Inc.
868 Robinwood Court
Traverse City, MI 49686
231/941-7660
www.baygeo.com
Bearingpoint
100 Crescent Ct. Suite 700
Dallas, TX 75201
214/459-2770
www.bearingpoint.com
Bechtel
12011 Sunset Hills Rd.
Respon,Va, VA 20190
571/392-6300
www.bechtel.com
powernews@bechtel.com
Behavioral Science Technology
417 Bryant Circle
Ojai, CA 93023
805/646-0166
www.bstsolutions.com
bstusc@bstsolutions.com
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Beijing Jingran Lingyun Gas
Equipment Corp. Ltd.
No. 91 Jinxi Rd., Industrial Area
100076 Beijing, China
8.61E+21
braunesk@cantv.net
Beijing Sinocleansky
+86 10-848-85229-616
victorwang@sinocleansky.com
Belgas
PO Box 305
Newell, WV 26050
800/727-5646
www.marshbellofram.com/belgas
dnafziger@marshbellofram.com
See ad on inside front
Berne Apparel Co.
2501 E. 850 North
Ossian, IN 46777
260/622-1302
www.bernedirect.com
jeffclark@berneapparel.com
Berntsen
International Inc.
PO Box 8670
Madison, WI 53708
608/249-8549
www.berntsen.com
mklonsinski@berntsen.com
Berry Plastics Corrosion
Protection Group
25 Forge Pkwy.
Franklin, MA 02038
888/676-7202
www.berryplastics.com
cpg@berryplastics.com
Beta Machinery Analysis
1656-10th Ave. SW Suite 300
Calgary, AB T3C 0J7 Canada
403/245-5666
www.betamachinery.com
10901 Clay Pike Rd.
Derwent, OH 43733
740/685-2542
www.bi-conservices.com
swarner@bi-conservices.com
Big Elk Energy
Systems LLC
4140 S. Galveston Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
918/947-6800
www.bigelk.com
david.hillis@bigelk.com
2800 N. 44th St. Suite 1100
Phoenix, AZ 85008
877/377-2677
www.mybillingtree.com
Bill Sims Greenbean Leadership
114 Centrum Dr.
Irmo, SC 29063
803/600-8325
www.greenbeanleadership.com
Billtrust
100 American Metro Blvd.
Hamilton, NJ 08619
609/235-0861
www.billtrust.com
amoy@billtrust.com
Bitstorm Creative/TDH Marketing
8153 Garnet Dr.
Dayton, OH 45458
937/438-3434
www.bitstormproductions.com
BJB Company
921 N. Fairgrounds Rd.
Midland, TX 79706
888/547-7074
www.bjbinc.com
BJ Pipeline Inspection Services
4839 90th Ave. SE
Calgary, AB T2C 2S8 Canada
403/531-5300
www.bjservices.ca
BKW Inc.
PO Box 581611
Tulsa, OK 74158
918/836-6767
www.bkwinc.com
bkwinc.@aol.com
Black & Veatch
Corp.
5151 San Felipe St. Suite 1900
Houston, TX 770563607 713/961-1100
www.bv.com
230 Commerce Dr.
Berthoud, CO 80513
970/344-6180
www.blackegl.com
john.peterson@blackegl.com
Black Hills Energy
10700 E. 350 Hwy.
Raytown, MO 64138-0000
816/737-7773
Blackstone Technology Group
150 California St.
San Francisco, CA 94111
415/837-1400
www.bstonetech.com
ragrawal@bstonetech.com
Blackwell Sanders Peper Martin LLP
2300 Main Suite 1000
Kansas City, MO 64108
816/983-8686
Blank Rome LLP
1 Logan Square, 130 N. 18th St.
215/569-5500
www.blankrome.com
MHill@BlankRome.com
Blattner Brunner Inc.
1250 I St. NW Suite 1200
202/741-8000
www.brunnerworks.com
Bloomberg Business News
499 Park Ave.
New York, NY 10022
212/318-2000
www.bloomberg.com
Blue Heron Consulting
300 Air Park Dr. Suite 800
Rochester, NY 14624
800/253-3449
www.blueheron-consulting.com
Blue Mountain Surveying
11023 Mason Dixon Hwy.
Burton, WV 26562
304/662-6486
www.bluemtninc.com
d.six@bluemtninc.com
Boardwalk Pipeline
310 Midland Dr.
Houma, LA 70360-6234
985/879-1818, ext. 201
www.bwpmlp.com
cary.carter@bwpmlp.com
Boca International
4051 W. Flossmoor Rd.
Country Club Hills, IL 60478
708/799-2300
www.iccsafe.org
Boehmer GmbH
Williams Tower, 2800 Post Oak
Blvd. Suite 4100
Houston, TX 77056
530/559-1733
www.boehmer.de
heon-roberts@boehmer.de
Bond Brothers Inc.
145 Spring St.
Everett, MA 02149
617/212-7731
www.bondbrothers.com
abond@bondbrothers.com
Booz & Co.
101 Park Ave., 18th Floor
New York, NY 10178
212/697-1900
www.boozallen.com
Border States
1734A Airpark Dr.
Grand Haven, MI 49417-0000
616/842-2382
www.border-states.com
tbewley@borderstates.com
Bord Gáis Eireann
PO Box 51, Gasworks Rd.
Cork, Ireland
+353 214534000
www.bordgais.ie
Bottom Line Impact
310 S. Linden Ave.
412/441-1083
www.blicorp.com
paul.carberry@blicorp.com
BP Energy Co.
501 Westlake Blvd.
Houston, TX 77079
713/323-3125
www.bp.com
angela.floyd@bp.com
Bradford White
Corp.
725 Talamore Dr.
Ambler, PA 19002
215/641-9400
www.bradfordwhite.com
cpinto@bradfordwhite.com
Bradley B. Bean PE
419 E. Columbia St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
719/578-9391
www.b3pe.com
bbb@b3pe.com
Bristow Group Inc.
2000 W. Sam Houston Pkwy.
South Suite 1700
Houston, TX 77042
713/267-7600
www.bristowgroup.com
Bradshaw Construction Corp.
3600-B Saint Johns Ln.
Ellicott City, MD 21042
410/461-4466
www.bradshawcorp.com
Broen Inc.
2820 Commerce Blvd.,
PO Box 100849
205/956-9444
www.broen.us
misty@broeninc.com
2800 N. Loop West Suite 900
Houston, TX 77092
713/820-9603
www.wavespec.com
sheilamcclain@wavespec.com
Braemar
Engineering
Houston, TX 77092
979/690-1530
www.braemar.com
alan.hatfield@braemar.com
Brance-Krachy Co. Inc.
4411 Navigation Blvd.
Houston, TX 77011
713/225-6661
www.brancekrachy.com
39600 Orchard Hill Pl.
Novi, MI 48375
248/305-6000
www.brasscraft.com
gkostell@brasscrafthq.com
7117 River Club Blvd.
Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202
908/652-1366
www.breakthroughresults.org
chansell@breakthroughresults.org
Bredero Shaw
3838 N. Sam Houston Pkwy. East
Suite 300
Houston, TX 77032
281/886-2350
www.brederoshaw.com
Bridgevine Inc.
141 Union Blvd. Suite 460
Lakewood, CO 80223
786/837-6670
www.bridgevine.com
tim.gwin@bridgevine.com
Brothers & Co.
Tulsa, OK 74105-5175
918/743-8822
www.broco.com
paul@broco.com
Brown & Joseph
2550 W. Golf Rd. Suite 300
Rolling Meadows, IL 60008
847/758-3000
www.brownandjoseph.com
jwhyte@brownandjoseph.com
Brown Book Shop
1517 San Jacinto St.
Houston, TX 77002-7623
713/652-3937
www.brownbookshop.com
Brown Real Estate Advisors
401 N. Michigan Ave. Suite 2920
Chicago, IL 60611
312/543-0567
www.brownrealestateadvisors.com
lbrown@brownrealestateadvisors.
com
20th & Sycamore, PO Box 827
Independence, KS 67301
620/331-0750
www.bruestcatalyticheaters.com
schou@cat-group.com
Bryan Hauger
Consulting Inc.
4129 San Marco Dr.
Longmont, CO 80503
720/450-0798
www.bryanhaugerconsulting.com
BST Corp.
410 Manchester Rd.
Poughkeepsie, NY 12603-2577
845/452-6328
Buffalo Gauge Inc.
4252 Ridge Lea Rd.
Buffalo, NY 14226
716/834-2144
www.gaszone.com
schmidt@buffalogauge.com
161 Hillpointe Dr.
412/331-1776
www.bugo.com
jwhite@weld.com
Bull City Financial Solutions
1107 W. Main St.
Durham, NC 27701
919/286-5466
www.bullcityfinancial.com
marc@bullcityfinancial.com
Bulwark Protective Apparel
545 Marriott Dr. Suite 200
Nashville, TN 37214
615/565-5000
www.bulwark.com
Burns & McDonnell
9400 Ward Pkwy.
816/333-9400
www.burnsmcd.com
dbook@burnsmcd.com
405 Barclay Blvd.
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
847/955-8200
www.gasmonitors.com
3279 W. Pioneer Pkwy.
Arlington, TX 76013
800/663-4164
www.bwtnet.com
llashyn@bwtnet.com
6285 Barfield Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30328-4303
404/843-1000
www.byers.com
C
C&N Engineering LLC
20 Oneida Ct.
Chester Springs, PA 19425
484/433-2987
www.c-n-engineering.com
ndoveala@c-n-engineering.com
C.H. Guernsey & Co.
5555 N. Grand Blvd.
Oklahoma City, OK 73112-5507
405/416-8100
www.chguernsey.com
C.I. Analytics
2085 Industrial Blvd.
Chambly, QC J3L 4C5 Canada
450/658-4965
www.cianalytics.ca
C.R. Wall & Co. Inc.
55 Thompson Dr.
Cambridge, ON N1T2E4 Canada
519/624-9293
www.crwall.com
sschneider@crwall.com
C3-Ilex
47009 Benicia St.
Fremont, CA 94538
510/659-8300
www.c3ilex.com
Caldwell Tanks Inc.
4000 Tower Rd.
502/964-3361
www.caldwelltanks.com
rharvey@caldwelltanks.com
Callminer
200 West St., 4th Floor
Waltham, MA 02451
508/380-3590
www.callminer.com
barb.chandler@callminer.com
Calpine
60 River Rd.
Rio Vista, CA 94571
707/374-1500
www.calpine.com
chrisd@calpine.com
Camcode
18531 S. Miles Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44128
216/714-0031
www.horinc.com
joebru@horinc.com
Cameron
1000 McClaren Woods Dr.
Coraopolis, PA 15108
724/273-9300
www.c-a-m.com
bill.freund@c-a-m.com
Cameron Measurement
Systems Division
14450 John F. Kennedy Blvd
Houston, TX 77032
281/582-9599
www.c-a-m.com
Cameron Process Systems
11210 Equity Dr. Suite 100
Houston, TX 77041
713/849-7500
www.c-a-m.com
ttemple@natco-us.com
3250 Briar Park Dr.
Houston, TX 77042
713/513-3300
www.c-a-m.com
Campbell-Ewald Advertising
30400 Van Dyke Ave.
Warren, MI 48093
586/574-3400
www.campbell-ewald.com
Campbell Consulting
56 E. Washington St.
Palatine, IL 60067
224/715-3699
www.ergonomictooldevelopment.
com
brucekcampbell@comcast.net
Campbell Mithun-Esty
222 S. 9th St.
Minneapolis, MN 55402
612/347-1356
www.campbellmithun.com
Campos EPC LLC
1401 Blake St.
Denver, CO 80202
303/523-1209
www.camposepc.com
marco.campos@camposepc.com
Can-Con Gas Services Ltd.
101-9333 45 Ave.
Edmonton, AB T6E 5Z7 Canada
780/436-1930
www.can-con.com
Canada Pipeline
Accessories Co. Ltd.
10653 46 St. SE
Calgary, AB T2C 5C2 Canada
403/236-4480
www.cpacl.com
18750 96th Ave.
Surrey, BC V4N 3P9 Canada
www.canadianutility.com
b.chapman@cuccorp.com
6770-65 Ave.
Red Deer, AB T4P 1A5 Canada
403/342-4494
www.canaltacontrols.com
Canusa-CPS
25 Bethridge Rd.
Toronto, ON M9W 1M7 Canada
416/743-7111
www.canusacps.com
Capacity Center
83 Pine St. Suite 101
West Peabody, MA 01960
978/717-6180
www.capacitycenter.com
Capgemini
623 5th Ave., 33rd Floor
New York, NY 10022
212/314-8000
www.us.capgemini.com
Capricorn Systems Inc.
3569 Habersham at Northlake,
Bldg. K
Tucker, GA 30084
678/514-1080
www.capricornsys.com
csciabica@capricornsys.com
Caprock Manufacturing
2303 120th St.
Lubbock, TX 79423
806/745-6454
www.caprock-mfg.com
ryan@caprock-mfg.com
63
Captra Capital
750 N. Saint Paul St. Suite
2000 Dallas, TX 75201
972/590-7700
www.captracapital.com
jshorter@captracapital.com
3035-R Horseshoe Ln.
Charlotte, NC 28208
704/927-6149
www.totalccs.com
byonker@totalccs.com
5300 S. 6th St.
Springfield, IL 62703
704/577-0889
www.ccbcreditservices.com
jjohnson@ccbcreditservices.net
Carina Technology Inc.
689 Discovery Dr. NW Suite 5
Huntsville, AL 35806
256/704-0422
www.carinatek.com
pharbin@carinatek.com
Castel Communications
3901 Genesee St. Suite 300
Buffalo, NY 14225
978/236-1000
www.castel.com
apacifico@castel.com
CCI Control Components Inc.
22591 Avenida Empresa
Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
949/858-1877
www.ccivalve.com
Carlson Wireless Technologies Inc.
2700 Foster Ave.
Arcata, CA 95521
707/822-7000
www.carlsonwireless.com
168 S. 19th St.
412/381-1100
www.catalystadvertising.com
jim@catalystadvertising.com
4225 Hwy. 71, PO Box 280
Lagrange, TX 78945
979/242-5055
www.carltonusa.com
PO Box 608
La Grange, TX 78945
979/702-0000
www.carolcon.com
jbowman@carolcon.com
Carsonite Composites
605 Bob Gifford Blvd.
Early Branch, SC 29916
803/321-1185
www.carsonite.com
Cartopac
International Inc.
724 Whalers Way I-200
Fort Collins, CO 80525
970/692-5181
www.cartopac.com
jake.opdahl@cartopac.com
64
Cathodic Technology Ltd.
1 Marconi Court Unit #15
Bolton, ON L7E 1E2 Canada
905/857-1050
www.corrosion-rust.com
ctl@corrosion-rust.com
Cayenta
2955 Virtual Way Suite 100
Vancouver, BC V5M 4X6 Canada
866/229-3682
www.cayenta.com
CB&I
1 CB&I Plaza,
2103 Research Forest Dr.
The Woodlands, TX 77380
832/513-1000
www.cbi.com
CCI Thermal
5918 Roper Rd.
Edmonton, AB T6B 3E1 Canada
780/466-3178
www.ccithermal.com
CCSI
8391 Blue Ash Rd.
513/871-2333
www.crossbones.com
lincoln@championcleaning.net
CDI Pig Location & Tracking
524 S. Main St.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
918/258-6068
www.pigging.com
ericf@pigging.com
CDS Global
1901 Bell Ave.
Des Moines, IA 50315
515/247-7523
www.cds-global.com
swarrick@cds-global.com
CBC Inc.
679 Loring St.
San Diego, CA 92109
619/255-6409
www.cbchawaii.com
Celerity Consulting
Group
2 Gough St. Suite 300
415/986-8850
www.consultcelerity.com
Cascade Natural Gas
8113 W. Grandridge Blvd.
Kennewick, WA 99336
509/734-4514
www.cngc.com
theresa.whitcomb@cngc.com
CBCS
250 E. Broad St., 21st Floor
Columbus, OH 43215
888/803-6569
www.cbcsnational.com
daryl.knab@cbcsnational.com
Cementex Products Inc.
650 Jacksonville Rd., PO Box 1533
Burlington, NJ 08016
609/387-1040
www.cementexusa.com
tools@cementexusa.com
Case Services Inc.
738 Hwy. 6 South Suite 800
Houston, TX 77079
281/497-0242
www.caseservices.com
nadia@caseservices.com
CBE Group
1309 Technology Dr.
Cedar Falls, IA 50613
888/386-0273
www.cbegroup.com
marketing-dl@cbegroup.com
Cenergy LLC
1763 Rt. 60 West, PO Box 455
Milton, WV 25541
304/743-4250
www.cenergyco.com
JaminFagan@cenergyco.com
Center for Business Intelligence
Research
500 W. Cummings Park Suite 5400
Woburn, MA 01801
781/939-2400
Solutions Inc.
1111 Louisiana Office #1267
Houston, TX 77002
713/207-5624
www.centerpointenergy.com
dimitri.karastamatis@centerpoint
energy.com
CH-IV International
1341A Ashton Rd.
Hanover, MD 21076
410/691-9640
www.ch-iv.com
jpbeale@ch-iv.com
Chartwell Inc.
2970 Peachtree Rd. NW Suite 250
Atlanta, GA 30305
404/237-9099
www.chartwellinc.com
astephens@chartwellinc.com
Ch2M Hill
Chicago, IL 60606
312/873-9773
www.ch2m.com
vipul.srivastava@ch2m.com
Chase Corp.
26 Summer St.
Bridgewater, MA 02324
508/279-1789
www.chasecorp.com
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
284 South Ave.
Poughkeepsie, NY 12601
845/452-2700
www.cenhud.com
CHA Consulting Inc.
2301 Wellington Dr.
Cazenovia, NY 13035
315/391-6929
www.chacompanies.com
gpanebianco@chacompanies.com
Centric Consulting
Kettering, OH
888/781-7567
www.centricconsulting.com
Challenger Services
5103 S. Sheridan #743
Tulsa, OK 74145
918/447-0055
Ceradyne Inc.
3169 Red Hill Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
714/549-0421
www.ceradyne.com
Challenger Services – Pipeline
Construction Equipment Dealer
4530 S. Jackson Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
918/447-0055
www.challengerservices.com
Certified Languages International
4724 SW Macadam Ave.
Portland, OR 97239
503/484-2309
www.certifiedlanguages.com
kristin@certifiedlanguages.com
Certusview Solutions LLC
3960 RCA Blvd. Suite 6002
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410
877/823-7887
www.certusview.com
CGI Federal Inc.
4050 Legato Rd.
Fairfax, VA 22033-4057
703/267-8000
www.ams.com
CGI Utilities
1350 René-Lévesque Blvd West,
15th Floor
Montréal, QC H3G 1T4 Canada
514/415-3833
www.cgi.com
heather.tracy@cgi.com
Chapco Supply
18551 Deer Pointe
Stillwater, OK 74075
800/806-5408
www.chapcosupply.com
josh@chapcosupply.com
Charter Communications Inc.
12405 Powerscourt Dr. Suite 200
St Louis, MO 63131-3674
314/965-0555
www.chartercom.com
butch.brown@chartercom.com
Charter Plastics
PO Box 770
Titusville, PA 16354
814/827-9665
www.charterplastics.com
donna@charterplastics.com
Chart Inc.
407 7th St. NW
New Prague, MN 56071
952/758-4484
www.chartlng.com
Chase Corp. – Tapecoat/Royston
1527 Lyons St.
Evanston, IL 60201
586/436-0155
www.tapecoat.com
johnwilliams@tapecoat.com
Chase Receivables
22 Saw Mill River Rd.
Hawthorne, NY 10532
305/207-2493
www.chaserec.com
mruiz@chaserec.com
Chemineer Inc.
5870 Poe Ave
Dayton, OH 45414
937/454-3200
www.chemineer.com
Chempetitive Group
117 N. Jefferson St. Suite 100
Chicago, IL 60661
312/997-2436
www.chempetitive.com
Chemtrac
3410 20th Ave. Ct. SE
Puyallup, WA 98372
800/442-8722
www.chemtrac.com
dchristensen@idexcorp.com
Cheng Power Systems Inc.
480 San Antonio Rd., Suite 120
Mountain View, CA 94040
650/941-9292
www.chengpower.com
info@chengpower.com
Cheniere Energy Inc.
717 Texas St. Suite 3100
713/659-1361
www.cheniere.com
Chesapeake
Energy Corp.
6100 N. Western Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73118-0000
405/935-8000
www.chk.com
Chromatotec Group
18333 Egret Bay Blvd. Suite 270
Houston, TX 77058
281/335-4944
www.chromatotec.com
Citel Inc.
11381 Interchange Circle South
Miramar, FL 33025
954/430-6310
www.citelprotection.com
9856 Steelman St.
Houston, TX 77017
713/534-8656
www.cleanharbors.com
2075 Polo Gardens Dr. Suite 302
Wellington, FL 33414
561/318-7390
www.chesler.us
dan@chelser.us
CIATEQ
Av. del Retablo No. 150,
Constituyentes Fovissste
76150 Querétaro Qro., Mexico
+52 442-21-126-00
www.ciateq.mx
teresa.novales@ciateq.mx
City of
Medicine Hat
364 Kipling St. SE
Medicine Hat, AB T1A 1Y4 Canada
403/502-8707
www.medicinehat.ca
jambak@medicinehat.ca
Clevest
13911 Wireless Way
Richmond, BC V6V 3B9 Canada
604/214-9700
www.clevest.com
Chevron
7320 W. Market St.
Mercer, CA 16137
724/981-7500
aroc@chevron.com
Cimarron Energy Inc.
1012 24th Ave. NW Suite 100
Norman, OK 73069
405/928-7373
www.cimarrongas.com
Civil & Environmental Consultants
333 Baldwin Rd.
412/249-2342
www.cecinc.com
dgass@cecinc.com
Chevron Phillips Chemical Co.
Hwy. 60 & 123, 107 PTC
Bartlesville, OK 74004-0001
918/661-3128
www.cpchem.com
maegepl@cpchem.com
2 Main St. Suite 310
Stoneham, MA 02180
781/439-6300
www.circadian.com
tdawson@circadian.com
Clampon Inc.
15720 Park Row Suite 300
Houston, TX 77084
281/492-9805
www.clampon.com
Chicago Power & Process
625 W. University Dr. #D
Arlington Hts., IL 60004
847/870-7900
www.chicagopowerandprocess.com
Circor Energy
945 Bunker Hill Suite 650
Houston, TX 77024
713/400-2200
www.circorenergy.com
jessica.priemer@circor.com
10001 Woodloch Forest Dr.
Suite 500
281/465-9100
www.oil.clariant.com
Cisco
13635 Dulles Tech Dr.
Herndon, VA 20171-4603
703/484-3001
www.cisco.com
jibright@cisco.com
Clark Hill PLC
500 Woodward Ave. Suite 3500
Detroit, MI 48226
313/965-8414
www.clarkhill.com/practicesIndustries.aspx
mconway@clarkhill.com
Chi Engineering
Services Inc.
430 West Rd.
Portsmouth, NH 03801-5672
603/373-1246
www.chiengineering.com
pmcfarlane@chiengineering.com
Chiyoda
12-1, Tsurumichuo 2-Chome,
Tsurumi
Yokohama 230-8601 Japan
+81 45-5211-231
www.chiyoda-corp.com
Christensen
& Associates
7975 N. Hayden Rd. Suite C-360
Scottsdale, AZ 85258-3268
480/614-3009
www.christensenir.com
pbruner@christensenir.com
Chromalox
103 Gamma Dr.
412/967-3800
www.chromalox.com
Cision US Inc.
332 S. Michigan Ave. Suite 900
Chicago, IL 60604
312/986-4974
www.cision.com
Citadel Technologies –
Carbon Composite Pipe Wrap
6430 S. 39th West Ave
Tulsa, OK 74132
918/584-2220
www.cittech.com
30000 Mill Creek Ave. Suite 300
Alpharetta, GA 30022
919/217-6439
www.citect.com
Classic Filters Ltd.
Sextant Park Neptune Close
Rochester ME2 4LU UK
+44 1634-724-224
www.classicfilters.com
500 W. Wood St.
Palatine, IL 60067
847/654-4594
www.cleanair.com
akephart@cleanair.com
Clean Energy Renewable Fuels
1327 Roycroft Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90804
562/508-5663
jeffrey.j.grill@gmail.com
Clock Spring
Company LP
621 Lockhaven Dr.
Houston, TX 77073
281/590-8491
www.clockspring.com
mlaughlin@clockspring.com
CMC
300 Water St. Suite 100
Wilmington, DE 19801
302/650-6084
www.cmcagile.com
lbradford@cmcagile.com
CMS Creative Inc.
1233 W. Loop South Suite 825
Houston, TX 77027
713/623-6086
www.cmscreative.com
CNA Inc.
215 Bynum Rd.
Forest Hill, MD 21050
410/879-7200
www.cna-engineers.com
bruce.mcmillin@cna-engineers.com
Coastal Chemical Co. LLC
5300 Memorial Dr. Suite 250
Houston, TX 77007
713/865-8787
www.coastalchem.com
Coastal Corrosion Control Inc.
10172 Mammoth Ave.
Baton Rouge, LA 70814
225/275-6131
www.coastalcorrosion.com
Coastal Flow
Measurement
Companies
PO Box 58965
281/282-0622
www.coastalflow.com
john.anerousis@coastalflow.com
Cogent Energy Reports at Market
Strategies International
17430 College Pkwy.
Livonia, MI 48152
617/715-7611
www.marketstrategies.com
anne.fallon@marketstrategies.com
Cogsdale Corp.
14 MacAleer Dr. Suite 5
Charlottetown, PE C1E 2A1
Canada
902/892-3101
www.cogsdale.com
Cohn & Wolfe
8730 Sunset Blvd., 5th Floor
Los Angeles, CA 90069
310/967-2967
www.cohnwolfe.com
natalie.gerke@cohnwolfe.com
Cole Parmer
625 E. Bunker Ct.
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
888/358-4717
www.coleparmer.com
101 Accord Park Dr.
Norwell, MA 02061-1605
781/982-5400
www.col-col.com
jallen@col-col.com
Colorado
Engineering
Experiment
Station Inc.
54043 County Rd. 37
Nunn, CO 80648
970/897-2711
www.ceesi.com
dseidl@ceesi.com
Columbia Gulf Transmission Co.
5151 San Felipe
Houston, TX 77056
713/267-4100
www.ngts.com
strahan@nisource.com
Comgás – São Paulo Gas Co.
Rua das Olimpíadas 205
10 Andar Villa Olimpia
São Paulo, 04551-000 Brazil
+55 11-4504-5050
www.comgas.com.br
consumidor@comgas.com.br
Commercial Resins Inc.
8100 E. 96th Ave.
Henderson, CO 80640
303/288-3914
www.commercialresins.com
Common S.A.
Ul. Aleksandrowska 67/93
91205 Łódź, Poland
908/249-1348
www.common.pl
jmakowski@common.pl
Commonwealth Cultural
Resource Group Inc.
2530 Spring Arbor Rd.
Jackson, MI 49203
517/788-3550
www.ccrginc.com
ajweir@ccrginc.com
Composi-Sleeve
26000 Commerce Centre Dr.
916/870-8425
www.composisleeve.com
cbrooks@westernspecialtieslls.com
Concentric Energy
Advisors Inc.
293 Boston Post Rd. West,
Suite 500
Marlborough, MA 01752
508/263-6200
www.ceadvisors.com
mconnolly@ceadvisors.com
Con Edison
315 Saw Mill River Rd.
Valhalla, NY 10595
914/789-6601
www.coned.com
Connexa Energy
136-B Industrial Dr.
Boerne, TX 78006
830/249-1555
www.connexaenergy.com
aberg@connexa.com
Connex SVT Inc.
15915 Katy Fwy. Suite 520
Houston, TX 552000
281/578-8362
www.connexsvt.com
65
ConocoP.hillips
600 N. Dairy Ashford,
PO Box 2197
www.conocophillips.com
gordon.j.stobie@conocophillips.com
Consolidated
Analytical
Systems Inc.
4014 Spring Grove Ave.
513/542-1200
www.cas-en.com
scloran@cas-en.com
Consolidated Pipe & Supply Inc.
PO Box 2472
205/323-7261
www.consolidatedpipe.com
Consona
3180 139th Ave. SE
Bellevue, WA 98005
888/275-6699
www.onyx.com
Consortium for Energy Efficiency
98 N. Washington St. Suite 101
Boston, MA 02114
617/337-9268
www.cee1.org
mhoffman@cce1.org
Constructive Communication Inc.
7921 Wiltshire Dr.
Dublin, OH 43016
614/873-6706
www.constructive
communication.com
wables@constructive
communication.com
Contact America
7777 Girard Ave.
La Jolla, CA 92037-4430
858/459-8438
www.contact-america.com
Continental
Industries,
a Division of
Burndy
1140 N. 129th East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74116
918/627-5210
www.conind.com
66
300 S. Church St. Suite 200
Jonesboro, AR 72401
870/336-2200
www.cusi.com
Continuum
Advisory Group
PO Box 31026
Raleigh, NC 27622
919/345-0403
www.continuumag.com
mbridgers@continuumag.com
Control Associates
20 Commerce Dr.
Allendale, NJ 07401
201/934-9200
www.control-associates.com
bill.mulvihill@control-associates.com
Control Equipment Sales Inc.
PO Box 2357
Orland Park, IL 60462
708/364-1200
3850 Lakefield Dr.
Suwanee, GA 30024-1241
770/495-3100
www.controlsouthern.com
al.ulfers@controlsouthern.com
Convergence
Solutions LLC
22 E. Genesee St. Suite 200
Baldwinsville, NY 13027
315/635-1695
www.cvergeLLC.com
ptaylor@cvergeLLC.com
Convergent
Outsourcing Inc.
219 Perimeter Center Pkwy. NE
Suite 200
404/964-5040
www.convergentusa.com
wsherer@convergentusa.com
Convergent Resources Inc.
Six Concourse Pkwy. Suite 2920
770/730-0015
www.cri-usa.com
ppicciocca@cri-usa.com
Convergys Corp.
201 E. 4th St.
513/723-7000
www.convergys.com
joan.feinberg@convergys.com
3413 N. Sam Houston Pkwy. West
Suite 210
Houston, TX 77086
281/571-8065
www.mtl-inst.com
Coorstek Igniter
Products
47 Powers St.
Milford, NH 03055-0000
603/673-2434
www.coorstek.com
dcroucher@coorstek.com
16000 Table Mountain Pkwy.
Golden, CO 80403
303/271-7000
www.coorstek.com/products/
oilgas.asp
PO Box 1081
Monticello, MN 55362
877/726-5644
www.copperheadwire.com
t.burmis@copperheadwire.com
Copperwing Design LLC
2501 Bell Rd. Suite 2
Montgomery, AL 36117
334/244-2250
www.copperwing.com
nell.rankin@copperwing.com
Core Business Technologies
2224 Pawtucket Ave.
East Providence, RI 02914
401/431-0700
www.corebt.com
Corix Utilities
11020 W. Plank Ct. Suite 100
Richmond, WI 53226
414/203-8700
www.corix.com
steve.little@corix.com
Corrocon Inc.
11625 Reed Ct.
Broomfield, CO 80020-2802
800/680-0804
www.tracerresearch.com
1480 W. Artesia Blvd.
Gardena, CA 90248-3215
310/532-9314
www.ccpco.com
CQG Inc.
1050 17th St. Suite 2000
Denver, CO 80265
303/573-1400
www.cqg.com
Corrpro, an Ageion
Company
1380 Enterprise Dr.
West Chester, PA 19380
484/881-6207
www.corrpro.com
wgriest@corrpro.com
CRC-Evans
20445 State Hwy. 249 Suite 310
Houston, TX 77070
832/249-3100
www.crc-evans.com
flysak@crc-evans.com
Cortec Corp.
4119 White Bear Pkwy.
St. Paul, MN 55110
651/429-1100
www.cortecvci.com/index2.php
Cosa+Xentaur
84G Horseblock Rd.
Yaphank, NY 11980
631/345-3434
www.cosaic.com
Cottam Brush Ltd.
Monkton Business Park North
Hebburn NE31 2JZ United
Kingdom
+44 0845434843
www.cottambrush.com
Cowin & Co. Inc.
301 Industrial Dr.
205/945-1300
www.cowin-co.com
bdunaway@multiview.com
Cozen O’Connor
457 Haddonfield Rd. Suite 300
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
856/910-5007
www.cozen.com
imegdal@cozen.com
Credit Systems International Inc.
1277 Country Club Ln.
817/496-6800
www.creditsystemsintl.com
CRTS Inc.
Tulsa, OK 74116
918/877-5210
www.coatingrobotics.com
jhuggins@coatingrobotics.com
2321 S. Pullman St.
Santa Ana, CA 92705-5512
949/885-9401
www.cryoind.com
azeballos@acdllc.com
708 Fiero Ln. Suite 9
San Luis Obispo, CA 93401
805/595-5477
www.crystalengineering.com
CriticalControl
Energy Services
Inc.
1100 – 840 7th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3G2 Canada
403/705-6538
www.criticalcontrol.com
CS Energy Ventures
1892 N. Birch St.
Canby, OR 97013
503/307-6654
www.csenergyventures.com
cstinson@csenergyventures.com
CROCUS Technology
2380 Walsh Ave.
Santa Clara, CA 95051
480/732-0000
www.crocus-technology.com
info@crocus-technology.com
CSG Systems
1451 N. Rice
Oxnard, CA 93030
800/927-7634
www.csgsystems.com
john_garcia@csgsystems.com
19230 FM 442
Needville, TX 77461
979/793-2100
www.croftsystems.net
CTDUT
Rua Ingá, 997
Campos Eliseos – Duque de Caxias
Rio de Janeiro 25225-763 Brazil
+55 21-2777-8500
www.ctdut.org.br
Cross Country Home Services
126 Millfield Ave.
Westerville, OH 43081-0000
866/603-8585
www.cchs.com
234 Sanford Ave
Kearny, NJ 07032
201/998-1500
www.cptest-valvco.com
pamkrieg@cptest-valvco.com
Cross Country Pipeline
Supply Co. Inc.
2420 Uravan St.
Aurora, CO 80011
303/361-6797
www.ccpipeline.com
jjames@ccpipeline.com
CPU LLC
2901 Houma Blvd. Suite 5
Metairie, LA 70006
504/456-7446
www.cpullc.com
rwp@cpullc.com
Crown Technology Inc.
7513 96th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46250
317/863-6275
www.crowntech.com
bmyers@crowntech.com
Cubitt Jacobs & Prosek –
CJP Communications
3241 Main St.
Stratford, CT 06614
203/378-1152
www.cjpcom.com
jschaefer@cjpcom.com
Cudd Energy Services
15015 Vickery Dr
832/295-5555
www.cudd.com
CUES
3600 Rio Vista Ave.
Orlando, FL 32805
800/327-7791
www.cuesinc.com
terrim@cuesinc.com
Cullen & Dykman
LLP
1101 14th St. NW Suite 550
202/223-8890
www.cullenanddykman.com
kmaloney@cullenanddykman.com
151 Walton Ave.
Lexington, KY 40508
859/252-4737
www.crai-ky.com
creasman@crai-ky.com
Culver Inc.
17440 Hard Hat Dr.
Covington, LA 70435-5630
978/463-1700
www.culverco.com
Cummins Inc.
500 Jackson St.
Columbus, IN 47201
812/377-9441
www.cummins.com
clint.schroer@cummins.com
CWC School for Energy
16-18 Lombard Rd.
London SW11 3RF United
Kingdom
+44 2079780000
www.thecwcgroup.com
nkiflay@thecwcgroup.com
Cygnet Software
16430 Park 10 Place Suite 400
Houston, TX 77084
281/676-6458
www.cygnet.com
kenneth.smith2@weatherford.com
2940 N. Toledo Ave
Tulsa, OK 74115
918/582-2340
www.darbyequip.com
bobby@darbyequip.com
PO Box 6417
Annapolis, MD 21401
410/267-9771
www.cygnusinstruments.com
Datamatic.com
3600 K Ave.
Plano, TS 75074
800/880-2878
www.datamatic.com
bnance@datamatic.com
D
DACO
858 Todd Preis Dr.
Nashville, TN 37221-2613
615/943-6026
www.daveallert.com
doug@daveallert.com
Daffron & Associates Inc.
1310 S. Business 61
Bowling Green, MO 63334-5221
314/569-9600
www.daffron.com
marketing@daffron.com
Dakota Supply Group
Fargo, ND
701/237-9440
www.dsginc.biz
jlipovsky@dsginc.biz
Cyclonic Valve Co.
2349 W. Vancouver
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
918/317-8200
www.cyclonic.com
Dan-Loc Bolt & Gasket
725 N. Drennan
Houston, TX 77002
713/356-3500
www.danloc.com
Cyera Strategies
LLC
5523 Mccommas Blvd.
Dallas, TX 75205
512/825-1098
www.cyerastrategies.com
deanna.centurion@cyerastrategies.
com
PO Box 4438
Chico, CA 95927
800/200-6705
www.safegassurvey.com
dan@safegassurvey.com
Cygnet Risk Group Ltd.
5925 Kirby Dr. Suite E495
Houston, TX 77055
713/668-8170
www.cygnetriskgroup.com
11100 Brittmoore Park Dr.
Houston, TX 77041 Texas
713/467-6000
www.daniel.com
darren.schwarz@emerson.com
Datamatx
3146 Northeast Expressway
770/936-5600
www.datamatx.com
alustig@datamatx.com
735 Montgomery St. Suite 350
415/846-6506
www.dataraker.com
taja@dataraker.com
13231 Champions Forest Dr.
Suite 401
Houston, TX 77069
281/444-5398
www.spidr.com
drc@spidr.com
205 Hallene Rd., Unit 317C
Warwick, RI 02886
401/737-8380
www.davidonindustries.com
mmarkowich@davidon
industries.com
Davies Consulting
6935 Wisconsin Ave.
Chevy Chase, MD 20815
301/448-8201
www.daviescon.com
jclendenin@daviescon.com
PO Box 177
Healdton, OK 73438
580/229-1280
www.davcorpipelinerollers.com
Debt Next Software LLC
175 Montrose West Ave.
Suite 170
Copley, OH 44321
330/665-0400
www.debtnext.com
tmajka@debtnext.com
Debtresolve Inc.
150 White Plains Rd. Suite 108
Tarrytown, NY 10591-5521
914/949-5500
www.debtresolve.com
13813 FM 529 Rd.
Houston, TX 77041
713/983-7117
www.stoprust.com
rdibrell@stoprust.com
Dehn Inc.
851 S. Kings Hwy.
Fort Pierce, FL 34945
772/460-9315
www.dehn-usa.com
8547 E. Arapahoe Rd., #J-137
Greenwood Village, CO 80112
720/984-1590
www.desertskygroup.com
jbrock@desertskygroup.com
216 Herring Rd.
Sandy Hook, MS 39478
601/876-2427
www.dixiemat.com
Dixie Pipe Sales Inc.
PO Box 77230
Houston, TX 77230
713/796-2021
www.dixiepipe.com
Detcon Inc.
3200 Research Forest Dr., A-1
713/559-9200
www.detcon.com
DKM Enterprises
PO Box 48
Uvalde, TX 78802
800/337-7157
www.dkmusedpipe.com
robin@dkmusedpipe.com
Diakont
3853 Calle Fortunada
San Diego, CA 92123
858/551-5551
www.diakont.com
jminder@diakont.us.com
DMI International Inc.
15715 E. Pine St.
Tulsa, OK 74116
918/438-2213
www.dmiinternational.com
Dialamerica Marketing Inc.
960 MacAarthur Blvd.
Mahwah, NJ 07495
201/327-0200
www.dialamerica.com
DMN3
713/868-3000
www.dmn3.com
kent.bartholomew@dmn3.com
Deloitte & Touche
700 Bridgewater Pl.
Grand Rapids, MI 49504
616/336-7900
www.deloitte.com
Diebold
818 Mulberry Rd. SE, Mail Code
E-89-E
Canton, OH 44707
330/490-4000
www.diebold.com
Deloitte LLP
127 Public Square Suite 3300
Cleveland, OH 44114
216/830-6779
www.deloitte.com
saarnold@deloitte.com
19625 62nd Ave. South
Suite B103
Kent, WA 98032
425/251-0559
www.digital-control.com
Delorme
2 Delorme Dr., PO Box 298
Yarmouth, MN 04096
207/846-7000
www.delorme.com
keith.gray@delorme.com
Discover Business Services
1110 Lake Cook Rd. Suite 350
Buffalo Grove, IL 60089
847/356-6642
www.discoverfinancial.com
dougkrinsky@discoverfinancial.com
Demco
4810 Forest Run Rd., PO Box 7488
Madison, WI 53707
608/241-1201
www.demco.com
Distribution Now
7402 N. Eldridge Rd.
Houston, TX 77041
281/823-4700
www.iwilson.com
dgaudenzi@iwilson.com
Denso
9747 Whithorn Dr.
Houston, TX 77095
281/821-3355
www.densona.com
Divdat
10811 Northend Ave
Ferndale, MI 48220
586/536-4389
www.divdat.com
swarren@divdat.com
DNV Columbus
5777 Frantz Rd.
Dublin, OH 43017
614/761-1214
www.dnvcolumbus.com
dnvcolumbus@dnv.com
DNV GL
1400 Ravello Dr.
Katy, TX 77449
281/798-06529
www.dnvgl.com
juliet.huffman@dnvgl.com
Doc2E-File Inc.
4500 S. Wayside Suite 102
Houston, TX 77087
713/649-2006
www.doc2e-file.com
sherrymcmanus@doc2e-file.com
Docucorp International
1 Lincoln Centre,
5400 LBJ Freeway Suite 300
Dallas, TX 75240
214/891-6533
www.oracle.com/skywiresoftware
bargyle@docucorp.com
67
Do It American Manufacturing
Co. LLC
137 Vander St.
Corona, CA 92880
949/322-4866
www.doitamerican.com
karmstrong@doitamerican.com
Dollar Energy Fund
15 Terminal Way
412/680-3866
www.dollarenergyfund.org
dobrien@dollarenergy.org
Dominion Resources
1 James River Plaza, 9th Floor
Richmond, VA 23219-3927
804/771-4650
www.dom.com
chelsea.l.coles@dom.com
Doner Advertising
25900 Northwestern Hwy.
Southfield, MI 48075
248/354-9700
www.donerus.com
pmarlow@donerus.com
1293 Glenway Dr.
Statesville, NC 28625
800/633-5206
www.doosanportablepower.com
DPI Merchant Services
12120 Shamrock Plaza Suite 100
Omaha, NE 68154-0000
800/654-9256
www.dpicorp.com
DPSI
1801 Stanley Rd. Suite 301
Greensboro, NC 27407
336/854-7700
www.dpsi.com
steve.miller@dpsi.com
Draeger Safety Inc.
101 Technology Dr.
800/922-5518
www.draeger.com
shelli.cosmides@draeger.com
Dresser Inc.
16240 Port NW Dr. Suite 100
Houston, TX 77041
832/590-2400
www.ge-energy.com
arthur.white@dresser.com
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Dresser Waukesha
1101 W. St. Paul Ave.
Waukesha, WI 53188
262/650-5543
www.dresserwaukesha.com
Drilling Info Inc.
PO Box 5545
Austin, TX 78763
512/477-9200
www.drillinginfo.com
DRS Tactical Systems Inc.
1110 W. Hibiscus Blvd.
Melbourne, FL 32901
321/727-3672
www.drs.com
belmore@drs-ts.com
DSA Baron Communications/
DSA Media Network
1052 Memorial Dr. NW
Calgary, AB T2N 3E2 Canada
403/297-0602
www.dsabaron.com
isekera@dsabaron.com
DSME
4315 Diplomacy Dr.
Anchorage, AK 99508
907/729-2164
www.dsme.co.kr
swirifish@dsme.co.kr
DST Innovis (GLDS)
1104 Investment Blvd.
El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
800/882-7950
www.dstinnovis.com
jim_williams@dstinnovis.com
DST Output
125 Ellington Rd.
South Windsor, CT 06074
800/441-7587
www.dstoutput.com
DTE Energy – Michcon Laboratory
PO Box 740786
Cincinnati, OH 45274-0786
800/477-4747
www.dteenergy.com
DTE Energy – DTE Gas
Laboratory Services
17150 Allen Rd.
Melvindale, MI 48122
313/389-7354
www.dteenergy.com/
laboratoryservices
laboratoryservices@dteenergy.com
Dualco Inc.
8404 Braniff St.
713/644-1164
www.dualco-inc.com
ronmeade@dualco-inc.com
4410-46 Ave. SE
Calgary, AB T2B 3N7 Canada
403/720-0262
www.dynetek.com
rachel.jeschke@dynetek.com
Eastern Research Group Inc.
110 Hartwell Ave.
Lexington, MA 02421
781/674-7383
www.erg.com
rachel.rosenberg@erg.com
ECR International
2201 Dwyer Ave.
Utica, NY 13501
315/797-1310
www.ecrinternational.com
carkuc@ecrinternational.com
Duane Morris LLP
30 S. 17th St.
215/979-1117
www.duanemorris.com
Dyonyx
713/830-5900
www.dyonyx.com
solutions@dyonyx.com
Eastern Shore Natural Gas
417 Bank Ln.
Dover, DE 19904
302/734-6799
www.chpk.com
achi@chpk.com
Edelman
808 Travis St. Suite 501
713/970-2100
www.vollmerpr.com
allen@vollmerpr.com
Dun Transportation
304 Reynolds Ln.
Sherman, TX 75092
903/891-9660
www.duntrans.com
matt@duntrans.com
E
Easter’s Lock & Security Systems
1713 E. Joppa Rd.
Baltimore, MD 21234
410/825-3535
www.easterslock.com
Eden Systems Inc.
(Tyler Technologies)
1100 Oakesdale Ave. SW
Renton, WA 98055-1218
180/092-91570
www.edeninc.com
DuPont Ind’l Coating Solutions
9800 Genard Rd.
713/939-4000
www.dupontpowder.com
5401 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
Spot 395
Richmond, VA 23234
804/383-2401
www.personalprotection.dupont.com
brian.e.foy@usa.dupont.com
Dynamic Flow
Computers Inc.
12603 S.W. Freeway Suite 320
Stafford, TX 77477
281/565-1118
www.dynamicflowcomputers.com
s.halilah@dynamicflow
computers.com
Dynamic Risk
#208 1324 17th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2T5S8 Canada
403/547-8638
www.dynamicrisk.net
don_chesniak@dynamicrisk.net
11050 W. Little York Rd., Bldg. F
Houston, TX 77041
713/937-6699
www.dyna-torque.com
debbie@dyna-torque.com
871 Jefferson Ave.
St. Paul, MN 55102
651/282-0650
www.go2e3.com
wmccarthy@go2e3.com
EA Consulting Inc.
1130 Iron Point Rd., #288
Folsom, CA 95630
916/357-6588
www.ea-inc.com
Eagle Research
Corp.
1076 State Rt. 34
Hurricane, WV 25526
304/757-6565
www.eagleresearchcorp.com
johnb@eagleresearchcorp.com
Houston, TX 77092
713/871-8787
www.eagletoninc.com
eagleton@eagletoninc.com
Earthres Group Inc.
PO Box 468
Pipersville, PA 18947
800/264-4553
www.earthres.com
hmurphy@earthres.com
Eastern Account System Inc.
75 Glen Rd.
Sandy Hook, CT 06482
203/450-0190
www.easternaccounts.com
fred_gerber@easternaccounts.com
East Texas Brush Busters
412 Vz County Rd. 4114
Canton, TX 75103-5656
903/479-3900
www.easttexasbrushbusters.com
etbb@vzinet.com
Edgen Murray
Houston, TX 77042
713/268-7200
www.edgenmurray.com
Ebara International
350 Salomon Circle
Sparks, NV 89434
775/356-2796
www.pumpsebara.com
adjediai30@hotmail.com
Edward Howard (for Ranpak)
1360 E. 9th St., 7th Floor
Cleveland, OH 44114-1716
216/781-2400
www.edwardhoward.com
kobert@edwardhoward.com
E-Comm International
10860 E. Pantano Tr. Suite 101
Tucson, AZ 85730
520/620-0063
www.ecommint.com
elaine@ecommint.com
Edward Jones
12555 Manchester Rd.
St. Louis, MI 63131
314/515-2676
www.edwardjones.com
bill.hizar@edwardjones.com
ECI Utility
Construction
PO Box 319
Paoli, IN 47454
812/723-2626
www.electricominc.com
sbenefiel@electricominc.com
119B Sandy Dr.
Newark, DE 19713
302/451-1088, ext. 11
www.eft-inc.com
dave@eft-inc.com
Ecologic Analytics
8011 34th Ave. South Suite 205
Bloomington, MN 55425
952/843-6000
www.ecologicanalytics.com
EGS – Expert Global Solutions
5085 W. Park Blvd. Suite 300
Plano, TX 75093
972/943-7050
www.egscorp.com
kelly.mcanulty@egscorp.com
Ecom America Ltd.
1628 Oakbrook Dr.
Gainesville, Georgia 30507
770/532-3280
www.ecomusa.com
carey.hollman@ecomusa.com
EJ
PO Box 439, 301 Spring St.
East Jordan, MI 49727
800/626-4653
www.ejiw.com
ntyree@ejiw.com
2 Harbor Point Sq., 100 Washington Blvd.
Stamford, CT 06902
www.ekaplus.com
Elecnor Hawkeye LLC
4400 Post Oak Pkwy. Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77027
713/403-8000
www.willbros.com
Elecsys Corp.
846 N. Mart-Way Ct.
Olathe, KS 66061
913/742-4401
www.elecyscorp.com
jamey.hilleary@elecsyscorp.com
Elecsys Pipeline Watchdog
913/647-0158
www.elecsyscorp.com
maryann.roe@elecsyscorp.com
Electra Therm Inc.
808 E. College Pkwy. Suite 102
Carson City, NV 89706
775/398-4680
www.electratherm.com
Electric & Gas Industries Assn.
3800 Watt Ave. #105
Sacramento, CA 95821
970/209-8347
www.egia.com
ethomas@egia.org
Electric Light & Power
1421 S. Sheridan Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74112
918/831-9731
www.pennwell.com
shawns@pennwell.com
PO Box 789
Middlefield, OH 44062
617/484-9085
www.edi-cp.com
Elementis Specialties
469 Old Trenton
East Winsor, NJ 08512
609/443-2000
www.elementis-specialties.com
Elias Savion Advertising
2424 Dominion Tower
412/642-7700
www.elias-savion.com
marilyn.berwick@elias-savion.com
Elogger Inc.
24 N. 8th St.
Colquet, MN 55720
218/206-9872
www.elogger.com
bjlingren@elogger.com
El Paso Corp.
1001 Louisiana St.
713/420-2600
www.elpaso.com
Elster Gas North
America
208 S. Rogers Ln.
Raleigh, NC 27610
402/873 8200
www.elster.com/gas
jonathan.wells@elster.com
Elverman Media
30600 93rd St.
Burlington, WI 53105
562/482-6972
www.elvermanmedia.com
bill@elvermanmedia.com
Elynx Technologies
Tulsa, OK 74136-1036
918/496-8500
www.elynxtech.com
solutions@elynxtech.com
1085 Old Clemson Hwy.
Suite E-103
Seneca, SC 29672
www.emerald-innovation.com
310 E. University Dr.
Mckinney, TX 75070
972/548-3574
www.emersonprocess.com
Fisher Controls
4725 US Hwy. 75 South
Sherman, TX 75091
403/207-0700
www2.emersonprocess.com/
en-us/brands/fisher/pages/
fishervalvesinstruments.aspx
Emerson Process
Management –
Fisher Regulators
310 E. University Dr.
McKinney, PA 75069
972/548-3511
www.emerson.com/regulators
stephanie.law@emerson.com
Emeter Corp.
2215 Bridgepointe Pkwy. Suite 300
San Mateo, CA 94404
650/227-7770, ext. 269
www.emeter.com
amy@emeter.com
Empex Watertoys
591 Albright Rd.
Uxbridge, ON L9P 1R4 Canada
905/649-5047
www.watertoys.com
EMS USA Inc.
2000 Bering Dr. Suite 600
Houston, TX 77057
713/595-7613
www.emsglobal.net
dpulis@emsglobal.net
Encana Storage
500 Centre St. SE, PO Box 2850
Calgary, AB T2P 2S5 Canada
403/645-2000
Embassy Industries Inc.
315 Oser Ave.
Hauppauge, NY 11788
631/694-1800
www.embassyind.com
Encore Communications
1501 Oxford
Houston, TX 77008
713/880-9550
www.encorecommunications.com
cminor@encore
communications.com
Ember-Glo
4140 W. Victoria St.
Chicago, IL 60646-6727
866/705-0515
www.midcointernational.com
judithk@midcointernational.com
Endot Industries Inc.
60 Green Pond Rd.
Rockaway, NJ 07866
973/625-8500
www.endot.com
Endress+Hauser
Flowtec AG
Division USA
2330 Endress Place
Greenwood, IN 46143-0000
970/586-2122
www.us.endress.com
michael.keilty@us.endress.com
5002 S. 45th West Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
918/446-1934
www.enduropls.com
beckyl@enduropls.com
EN Engineering
28100 Torch Pkwy.
Warrenville, IL 60555
630/353-4004
www.enengineering.com
tziegenfuss@enengineering.com
8866 Gulf Freeway Suite 380
Houston, TX 77017
770/919-1930
www.enercon.com
mfitter@enercon.com
Enerdynamics LLC
PO Box 411165
970/221-1763
www.enerdynamics.com/
gas-industry-training.asp
jferrare@enerdynamics.com
Energate Inc.
2415 Holly Ln. Suite 210
Ottawa, ON K1V 7P1 Canada
613/482-7928 EXT 211
www.energate.ca
jerry@energate.ca
Energy Careers
2925 Briarpark
Houston, TX 77042
713/335-5400
www.energycareers.com
Energy Control
Systems Inc.
100 Hafner Ave.
412/781-8500
www.ecsi4gas.com
Energy Economics
Inc.
109 South St. SE
Dodge Center, MN 55927
507/374-2557
www.eei.com
Energy Experts
International
555 Twin Dolphin Dr.
Redwood City, CA 94065
650/593-4261
www.eeintl.com
nlea@eeintl.com
Energy Insights
444 Frost Rd.
Sandia Park, NM 87047-0000
505/407-4298
www.energy-insights.com
1161 S. Main
Hennessey, OK 73742
405/853-4976
www.energymetersystems.com
kenh@tmems.com
Energy One Electronics Inc.
300 Schell Ln. Suite 301
Phoenixville, PA 19460
610/676-0591
www.energyoneinc.com
jmyers@energyoneinc.com
Energy Seminars Inc.
PO Box 7979
The Woodlands, TX 77387-7979
281/362-7979
www.energyseminars.com
registrar@energyseminars.com
Energy Solutions Center
400 N. Capitol St., 4th Floor
202/824-7150
www.escenter.org
dweiss@escenter.org
Energy Velocity LLC (Global Energy
Decisions – Ventex)
1495 Canyon St. Suite 100
Boulder, CO 80302
720/240-5500
Energy West Montana
1 1st Ave. South, Box 2229
Great Falls, MT 59403-2229
406/791-7521
www.ewst.com
ejkacer@ewst.com
Energy Worldnet
Inc.
PO Box 2106
Decatur, TX 76234
940/626-1941
www.energyworldnet.com
geoff.isbell@energyworldnet.com
Enersys Corp.
PO Box 131525
Houston, TX 77219
281/598-7100
www.enersyscorp.com
rtreat@enersyscorp.com
Enfora
251 Renner Pkwy.
Richardson, TX 75080
972/633-4400
www.thepointgroup.com
afalk@thepointgroup.com
1075 Progress Circle
Lawrenceville, GA 30043-4646
770/682-8259
www.espatl.com
jpatenaude@espatl.com
Englobal
Suite 400
281/878-1017
www.englobal.com
cindy.southall@englobal.com
8014 Bayberry Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32256
614/214-5970
www.erccollections.com
mkendall@erccollections.com
Enolgas
6555 N. Powerline Rd. Suite 302
Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33309
954/938-4171
www.enolgasusa.com
gail@enolgasusa.com
Enovation Partners
1700 S. Mount Prospect Rd.
Des Plaines, IL 60018
312/953-4741
www.enovationpartners.com
rzabors@enovationpartners.com
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Enporion
302 Knights Run Ave. Suite 1050
Tampa, FL 33602
813/864-8200
www.enporion.com
Ensco Supply
4400 S. Tryon
Charlotte, NC 28217
910/226-4166
www.idg-corp.com
chad.lingerfelt@idg-corp.com
Enspiria Solutions Inc.
5613 DTC Pkwy. Suite 700
303/741-8400
www.enspiria.com
mmohseni@enspiria.com
Entech Engineering
Inc.
400 Rouser Rd.
Airport Office Park
Bldg. 2 Suite 200
Coraopolis, PA 15108
716/969-0262
www.entecheng.com
jgerwig@entecheng.com
Enviance Inc.
5780 Fleet St. Suite 200
Carlsbad, CA 92008
504/352-2018
www.enviance.com
ggasperecz@enviance.com
Environmental Crossing Inc.
868 Robinwood Ct.
936/441-9080
www.ecihdd.com
Environmental Land
Surveying & Solutions
280 Indian Springs Rd. Suite 123
Indiana, PA 15701
724/465-5263
www.environmentallandsurveying.
com
bgregg@environmentalland
surveying.com
Environmental Technologies
31 Triangle Park Dr. # 3103
Cincinnati, OH 45246-3418
513/772-7903
www.etc-online.com
bethany.dale@etc-online.com
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Envirosight LLC
111 Canfield Ave., Unit B3
Randolph, NJ 07869-1106
973/252-6700
www.envirosight.com
tsmith@envirosight.com
Envista Corp.
900 Cummings Center Suite 307V
Beverly, MA 01915
978/232-6321
www.envista.com
brad.steer@envista.com
EOS CCA
700 Longwater Dr.
Norwell, MA 02061
800/886-9177
www.eos-cca.com/industries/
utilities.aspx
deborah.schumann@cca.com
EP2M LLC
2 Farmstead Ct.
Flanders, NJ 07836
402/968-6634
www.ep2m.com
john.schulte@ep2m.com
Epiuse America Inc.
2860 Gateway Oaks Dr. Suite 360
Sacramento, CA 95833
916/974-9031
www.epiuse.com
bob.cyphers@us.epiuse.com
2 Park Dr., PO Box 614
Lawrence, PA 15055
724/746-3700
www.eci.us
gary.matteo@eci.us
PO Box 728
Norcross, GA 30091
770/441-6400
www.equipmentcontrols.com
Ergodyne (Tenacious Holdings)
1021 Bandana Blvd. East
Suite 220
St. Paul, MN 55108
651/642-9889
www.ergodyne.com
pheakdey.chan@ergodyne.com
Eric Mower & Assoc.
7000 Central Pkwy. NE
315/466-2700
Eric Mower & Assoc. Inc.
500 Plum St.
Syracuse, NY 13204
315/466-1000
ESAB Welding & Cutting Products
411 S. Ebenezer Rd.
Florence, SC 29501
843/669-4411
www.esab.com
sbartholomew@esab.com
E Source
1745 38th St.
Boulder, CO 80301
www.esource.com
mike_smith@esource.com
Esri Inc.
380 New York St.
Redlands, CA 92373-8100
610/644-3374
www.esri.com
tcoolidge@esri.com
Essentra Porous Technologies
1625 Ashton Park Dr.
Colonial Heights, VA 23834
804/524-4983
www.essentraporous
technologies.com
tiffanyoverstreet@essentra.com
EST Group
2701 Township Line Rd.
Hatfield, PA 19440
215/721-1100
www.estgroup.com
jmarengo@curtisswright.com
Etime Machine
15 Wertheim Ct.
Suite 802, Richmond Hill
Markham, ON L4B 3H7 Canada
866/882-4055
Europipe GmbH
Postfach 100504
45405 Mülheim an der Ruhr,
Germany
Postfach 100504 Germany
+49 208-976-0
www.europipe.com
europipe@europipe.com
Evans Consoles
1577 Spring Hill Rd. Suite 450
Vienna, VA 22182
403/717-3032
www.evansonline.com
kmatthews@evansonline.com
Everbridge Inc.
505 N. Brand Suite 700
Glendale, CA 91203
818/230-9700
www.everbridge.com
kim.ferreira@everbridge.com
Exponent Inc.
5401 McConnell Ave.
310/754-2718
www.exponent.com
reza@exponent.com
Evercore Partners
55 E. 52nd St.
New York, NY 10055
212/767-4158
www.evercore.com
sesh.raghavan@evercore.com
Extrel CMS
575 Epsilon Dr. # 2
412/963-7530
www.extrel.com
Evonik Corp.
2 Turner Place, PO Box 365
Piscataway, NJ 08854
732/981-5269
www.vestamid.com
peter.rieck@evonik.com
Evonik Degussa
Corp.
299 Jefferson Rd.
Parsippany, NJ 07054-0677
608/358-3178
www.vestamid.com
peter.rieck@evonik.com
Exion (Thailand) Company Ltd.
118, PSB Building, 4th Floor,
Vibhavadi-Rangsit Rd.
Bangkok 10900 Thailand
+66 26-9013-946
www.exionth.com
exp
1595 Clark Blvd.
Brampton, ON L6T 4V1 Canada
905/793-9800
www.exp.com
richard.gale@exp.com
Expergy
325 N. Saint Paul St. Suite 2100
Dallas, TX 75201
214/432-2500
www.expergy.com
jjoyce@expergy.com
Experian
475 Anton Blvd.
714/830-7173
www.experian.com
luci.nilson@experian.com
Extreme Access
7601 N.E. 379th
Lacenter, WA 98629
360/901-9694
www.extremeaccessinc.com
scotth@extremeaccessinc.com
ExxonMobil
5959 Las Colinas Blvd.
Irving, TX 75039
703/846-3184
www.exxonmobil.com
Fairview Fittings & Manufacturing Ltd.
449 Attwell Dr.
Toronto, ON M9W 5C4 Canada
416/675-4233
Faneuil Inc.
217 Gun Club Rd.
Richmond, VA 23221
804/382-2353
www.faneuil.com/utilities.htm
evahardy1@gmail.com
Shashan Rd., Zhouzhuang
214423 Jiangyin, China
www.steelforging.net
Faure Herman
5 Ave. des Andes, BP 126
91944 Les Ulis Courtaboeuf, France
+7 495 719-30-01
www.faureherman.com
npaumier@idexcorp.com
Eye for Energy
7/9 Fashion St.
London E1 6PX United Kingdom
+44 20-7375-7500
www.eyeforenergy.com
FBR
1001 19th St.
North Arlington, VA 22209
703/469-1042
www.fbrfunds.com
bmarsh@fbr.com
E-Z Drill Inc.
PO Box 517
Stillwater, OK 74076-0517
405/372-0121
www.ezdrill.com
Fedders Islandaire Inc.
20 Research Way E.
Setauket, NY 11733
631/471-2900
www.islandaire.com
PO Box 767
Manvel, TX 77578
713/675-6693
www.ezline.com
Federal Signal Corp.
1415 W. 22nd St. Suite 1100
Oak Brook, IL 60523
708/534-3400
www.fedsig.com
bpatnaude@fedsig.com
F
FaegreBD Consulting 1050 K St.
NW Suite 400
202/312-7435
www.faegrebdc.com
andrew.ehrlich@faegrebd.com
Fahlgren
250 Old Wilson Bridge Rd.
Columbus, OH 43085-0800
614/383-1500
www.fahlgren.com
pr@fahlgren.com
Feeney Brothers
Excavation LLC
103 Clayton St.
Dorchester, MA 02122
857/220-8517
www.feeneybrothers.com
sdevlin@feeneybrothers.com
Fesco Inc.
1408 E. Main
Alice, TX 78332
361/661-7000
www.fescoinc.com
Fidelity Express
1301 Main St.
Sulphur Springs, TX 75482
903/885-1283
www.fidelityexpress.com
dayres@fidelityexpress.com
First Data
5565 Glendridge Connecter NE
Suite 2000
Atlanta, GA 30342
303/967-8000
www.firstdata.com/trs
Fieldworker Products Ltd.
1092 Islington Ave. #202
Etobicoke, ON M8Z 4R9 Canada
416/483-3485
www.fieldworker.com
Firstech LLC.
21911 68th Ave. South
Kent, WA 98032
217/421-7000
www.firstechinc.com
bborrini@firstechinc.com
FileNet Corp.
3565 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA 92626-1405
714/327-3400
Filterfab Manufacturing.
3709 Greengarden Rd.
Aliquippa, PA 15001
800/899-6927
www.filterfabmfg.com
Fine Organics
420 Kuler Rd.
Clifton, NJ 07015-2277
973/202-5306
www.fineorganics.com
Finmetrix Inc.
470 Atlantic Ave.
Boston, MA 02210
774/286-0263
www.finmetrixgroup.com
peatmiletic@finmetrixgroup.com
Finn Partners
301 E. 57th St.
New York, NY 10022
212/593-6400
www.ruderfinn.com
Fiorentini USA
4555 S. Berkeley Lake Rd.
Norcross, GA 30071
888/618-8787
www.gasinside.com
First Collection Services
PO Box 3564
Little Rock, AR 72203
501/455-1658
www.fcscollects.com
jedunkum@fcscollects.com
Fiserv Solutions Inc.
255 Fiserv Dr.
Brookfield, WI 53045
262/879-5000
www.fiserv.com
stacey.bibbo@fiserv.com
FIS Software Ltd.
Caspian Point Pier Head St.
Cardiff Bay CF10 4DQ United
Kingdom
+44 29-2044-86001
www.fis-software.com
Fitch Ratings
1 State St. Plaza
New York, NY 10004-1505
212/908-0577
www.fitchratings.com
glen.grabelsky@fitchratings.com
Five Point
200 Galleria Parkaway Suite 1475
Atlanta, GA 30339
888/830-4959
www.fivepoint.net
richard.charles@fivepoint.net
Flare Construction
Inc.
300 N. Industrial Rd.
Coalville, UT 84017
435/336-2888
www.flareconstruction.com
wade@flareconstruction.com
Flare Ignitors & Rentals Inc.
13506 Topper Cir
San Antonio, TX 78233-4044
210/656-7115
www.flareignitors.com
Fleetboss Global Positioning
Solutions Inc.
241 O’Brien Rd.
Fern Park, FL 32730
407/265-9559
www.fleetboss.com
brian@fleetboss.com
250-V Executive Dr.
Edgewood, NY 11717
631/492-2300
www.flexim.com
twos@flexim.com
Flexpipe Systems
Suite 200
Houston, TX 77032
403/503-0548
www.flexpipesystems.com
bweller@flexpipesystems.com
Flir Systems Inc.
25 Esquire Rd.
N. Billerica, MA 01862
503/498-3547
www.flir.com
Flow-Cal Inc.
2525 Bay Area Blvd. Suite 290
Houston, TX 77598
281/282-0865
www.flowcal.com
jessica.tyo@flowcal.com
Flowserve –
Nordstrom &
Valbart Valves
11676 Perry Hwy. Suite 2106,
Wexford Prof. Bldg. 1
Wexford, PA 15090
724/933-4620
www.flowserve.com
rknapp@flowserve.com
Fireplace Damper
51147 Simone Industrial Dr.
Shelby Township, MI 48316
586/739-4373
www.fluesentinel.com
jcarlsen@fluesentinel.com
Fluor
1 Fluor Daniel Dr.
Sugar Land, TX 77478
703/351-6456
www.fluor.com
FMI Corp.
210 University Blvd. Suite 800
Denver, CO 80206
303/377-4740
www.fminet.com
cdaum@fminet.com
Foley &
Lardner LLP
321 N. Clark St. Suite 2800
312/832-4913
www.foley.com
teidukas@foley.com
Follin Flo-Controls
5 Heritage Hill Rd.
Norwalk, CT 06851
203/845-0593
www.follinflo-controls.com
jrosen@follinflocontrols.com
Footage Tools Inc.
54 Audia Court Unit #1
Vaughan, ON L4K 3N4 Canada
905/695-9900
www.footagetools.com
df@footage.ca
Formosa
Plastics USA
2230 Forest Dr.
Cumming, GA 30041-0000
770/713-3930
www.fpcusa.com
wroller@ftpc.fpcusa.com
Foro Energy Inc.
8020 Southpark Circle Suite 500
Littleton, CO 80120
303/222-8000
www.foroenergy.com
glen.belvis@foroenergy.com
Fortis BC
444 Okanagan Ave. East
Penticton, BC V2A 3K3 Canada
250/490-2613
www.fortisbc.com
katherine.horvatincic@fortisbc.com
Forum Energy Technologies –
Valve Solution
12735 Dairy Ashford Rd.
Stafford, TX 77477
281/637-2000
www.f-e-t.com
anthony.gay@f-e-t.com
Foster Associates
Consultants LLC
17595 S. Tamiami Trail Suite 260
Fort Myers, FL 33908
239/267-1600
www.fosterfm.com
r.white@fosterfm.com
Freeance Mobile
3055 Kettering Blvd. Suite 416
Dayton, OH 45439
937/461 2000
www.freeance.com
cbridgman@freeance.com
Freeport LNG
333 Clay St. #5050
Houston, TX 77002
713/980-2888
www.freeportlng.com
1880 S. Flatiron Ct. Suite F
Boulder, CO 80301
303/381-9200
www.freewave.com
FSSI
3300 S. Fairview St.
Santa Ana, CA 92704
714/436-3300
www.fssi-ca.com
FTS International
817/339-3683
www.fractech.net
dpatterson@fractech.net
800 W. El Camino Real Suite 180
877/650-8900
www.fftsecurity.com
FW Murphy
5311 S. 122nd East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/317-4100
www.fwmurphy.com
G
G2 Partners LLC
10260 Westheimer Rd. Suite 400
Houston, TX 77042
713/260-4000
www.g2partnersLLC.com
jeffrey.tuttle@g2partnersLLC.com
Gabe Construction
4804 N. 40th St.
Sheboygan, WI 53083
920/459-2600
www.gabes.com
kgabes@gabes.com
Gai Consultants
385 E. Waterfront Dr.
Homestead, PA 15120
412/476-2000
www.gaiconsultants.com
marketing@gaiconsultants.com
Gajeske Inc.
2929 Antoine Dr.
Houston, TX 77092
713/688-2728
www.gajeske.com
jjenson@gajeske.com
Galaxy Brushes
500 Gleason Dr.
Moosic, PA 18641
570/457-5199, ext. 111
www.galaxybrushes.com
Galvanic Applied
Sciences Inc.
7000 Fisher Rd. SE
Calgary, AB T2H 0W3 Canada
403/252-8470
www.galvanic.com
Galvotec
6712 S. 36th St.
McAllen, TX 78503
956/630-3500
www.galvotec.com
jlenar@galvotec.com
Gannett Fleming
Valuation & Rate
Consultants LLC
207 Senate Ave.
Camp Hill, PA 17011
717/763-7212
www.gfnet.com
jspanos@gfnet.com
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Garmin International
1200 E. 151st St.
Olathe, KS 66062
913/397-8200
www.garmin.com
Gas Technology
Institute
Des Plaines, IL 60018-1804
847/768-0950
www.gastechnology.org
ron.snedic@gastechnology.org
Gasbreaker/
Umac Inc.
17 Lee Blvd. Suite D
Malvern, PA 19355
610/407-7200
www.gasbreakerinc.com
cdmcgowan@umac.com
See ad on page 14
Gascat Indústria & Comércio Ltda.
Rodovia SP-73, No. 1141,
Distr. Indl.
13.347-930 Indaiatuba, Brazil
+55 19-3936-9309
www.gascat.com.br
gongalo@gascat.com.br
Gascov Ltd.
55 Thompson Dr.
Cambridge, ON N1T 2E4 Canada
877/427-9255
www.gascov.com
saikin@gascov.com
Gas Natural Fenosa
Placa del Gas 1
08003 Barcelona, Spain
www.gasnaturalfenosa.com
Gas Operations
Innovation Alliance
1666 W. 104th Place Suite 2100
Chicago, IL 60643
773/238-8638
www.gasopsalliance.com
nbiederman@gasopsalliance.com
Gas Products Inc.
PO Box 33182
Tulsa, OK 74153-1182
800/259-5679
www.gpi-rsc.com
gasproducts@gpi-rsc.com
1420 Watson Rd.
Sullivan, MO 63080
573/860-2195
www.gasproductssales.com
tgobin@gasproductssales.com
Gas Supply Consulting Inc. 14811 St. Mary Suite 175
Houston, TX 77079
281/558-0735
www.gassupplyconsulting.com
jwilems@gassupplyconsulting.com
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Gastite
1116 Vaughn Pkwy.
Portland, TN 37148
800/662-0208
www.gastite.com
pcruz@gastite.com
300 Sunport Ln.
Orlando, FL 32809
407/304-5200
www.gtefficiency.com
ccllc@controlcenter.net
Gaz Metro
1717 Du Havre
Montréal, QC H2K2X3 Canada
514/598-3444
www.gazmetro.com
rroy@gazmetro.com
Gazpromenergodiagnostika Ltd.
21/33 Krzhizhanovskogo St.
Moscow 117218 Russia
+7 9-16-9852-254
www.gazprom-energy.ru
vlasov@gazprom-energy.ru
GCG Advertising
1612 Summit Ave. Suite 410
817/332-4600
www.gcgmarketing.com
GC Services
6330 Gulfton St.
Houston, TX 77081
713/776-6418
www.gcserv.com
stephanie.arellano@gcserv.com
GD Engineering
Retford Rd., Worksop
Nottingham S80 2PY United
Kingdom
+44 1909-482323
www.gdengineering.com
GDS Associates Inc.
1850 Parkway Place Suite 800
Marietta, , GA 30067
770/425-8100
www.gdsassociates.com
jim.daniel@gdsassociates.com
GDS Corp.
2513 Hwy. 646
Santa Fe, TX 77510
409/927-2980
www.gdscorp.com
dschuler@gdscorp.com
Gearench
PO Box 192
Clifton, TX 76634
254/675-8651
www.gearench.com
GE Digital Energy
2018 Powers Ferry Rd.
Atlanta, GA 30339
187/760-56777
www.gepower.com
heather.hewlett@ge.com
8000 E. Maplewood Ave.
Suite 250
Greenwood, CO 80111
702/453-0830
www.gedigitalenergy.com
stephena.meredith@ge.com
GE/Dresser
41 Fisher Ave.
Bradford, PA 16701-0000
814/598-5659
www.dresser.com
daniel.manion@ge.com
GE Infrastructure Sensing
1100 Technology Park Dr.
Billerica, MA 02821
978/437-1008
GE Intelligent
Platforms
400 Burrard St.
Vancouver, BC V6C 3A6 Canada
604/482-1069
www.ge-ip.com
gregory.dunn@ge.com
GE Kaye Instruments
101 Billerica Ave., Bldg. 7
North Billerica, MA 01862
978/437-1000
www.ge-mcs.com
GE Measurement
& Control
Billerica, MA 01821
978/437-1000
www.gemeasurement.com
john.kerney@ge.com
GE Network Solutions
5600 Greenwood Plaza Blvd.
Suite 300
Englewood, CO 80111-2313
303/268-6212
www.geenergy.com
GE Oil & Gas
16240 Port Northwest Dr.
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77041
832/590-2408
www.geoilandgas.com
arthur.white@ge.com
GE Panametrics
221 Crescent St
Waltham, MA 02453
800/833-9438
www.gesensing.com
GE Power Systems
13681 Chantico Rd.
Tehachapi, CA 93561-8188
661/823-6700
www.gepower.com
GEI
Consultants Inc.
400 Unicorn Park Dr.
Woburn, MA 01801
781/721-4113
www.geiconsultants.com
eorourke@geiconsultants.com
Generac Power Systems Inc.
PO Box 8
Waukesha, WI 53187-0008
262/544-4811
www.generac.com
kryan@generac.com
General Distribution Operations
Consultant
42W007 High Point Ct.
Elburn, IL 60119
630/377-6144
upperfarm@sbcglobal.net
General Welding & Fabricating Inc.
991 Maple Rd.
Elma, NY 14059-0000
716/652-0033
www.gwfab.com
mandol@gwfab.com
Genesys
2001 Junipero Serra Blvd.
Daly City, CA 94014
888/436-3797
www.genesyslab.com
Gentrack
25 College Hill, Freemans Bay
Auckland 1011 New Zealand
+64 9-966-6090
www.gentrack.com
aaronb@gentrack.com
Geo-Con Inc.
4075 Monroeville Blvd.,
Corporate 1, B
Monroeville, PA 15146
412/856-7700
www.geoconinc.com
Geoamps
3847 Attucks Dr.
Powell, OH 43065
614/389-4871
www.geoamps.com
Geocorr LLC
5401 Mitchelldale St. Suite A7
Houston, TX 77092
281/501-6960
www.geocorr.com
james.lavender@geocorr.com
Geoeye
12076 Grant St.
Thornton, CO 80241
303/254-2000
www.spaceimaging.com
Geofields Inc.
1201 W. Peachtree St. Suite 2450
Atlanta, GA 30309
404/253-1000
www.geofields.com
tallen@geofields.com
Georg Fischer
Central Plastics LLC
39605 Independence
Shawnee, OK 74804
405/878-4922
www.centralplastics.com
mike.hawkins@georgfischer.com
Geostock US LLC
16420 Park 10 Place Dr.
Suite 450
281/944-3011
www.geostockus.com
rkleinenberg@geostockus.com
GEP
2835 N Naomi St.
Burbank, CA 91504-2000
818/955-6000
www.gep.co.za
foongkk@gep.com
GEP – French Pavilion
45 Rue Louis Blanc
92400 Courbevoie, France
www.gep-france.com
Germanischer Lloyd
Vorsetzen 32, PO Box 11 16 06
20459 Hamburg, Germany
+49 40-361490
www.gl-group.com
kirsten.nilsen@gl-group.com
GF Piping Systems
2882 Dow Ave.
Tustin, CA 92780-7258
714/731-8800
www.connectrafusion.com
ruth.acuna@connectrafusion.com
Girard Industries
6531 N. Eldridge Pkwy.
713/466-3100
www.girardind.com
Gisbiz Inc.
25 Century Blvd. Suite 602
Nashville, TN 37214
615/600-4166
www.gisbiz.com
brandon.fyffe@gisbiz.com
Geospatial Corp.
229 Howes Run Rd.
Sarver, PA 16055
724/353-3400
www.geospatialcorporation.com
angelab@geospatial
corporation.com
Glas Mesh Co.
PO Box 1718
610/696-9220
www.glasmesh.com
gbrock@glasmesh.com
Geostabilization International
1391 N. Speer Blvd. Suite 405
Denver, CO 80204
970/644-2336
www.geostabilization
joe.b@gsi.us
Gl Industrial Services
713/586-7000
www.germanlloyd.org
olaf.mager@gl-group.com
Global Connect
5218 Atlantic Ave. Suite 300
Mays Landing, NJ 08330
609/625-7951
www.gc1.com
debbie@gc1.com
8819 Monard Dr
Silver Spring, MD 20910-0000
301/495-3516
www.globalexpress.net
wnorris@global-express.net
Global Express
Suite 1550, 250 Howe St.
Vancouver, BC V6C 3R8 Canada
604/368-8701
www.tionetworks.com
jadienne.laneus@tionetworks.com
Global Information
Systems LLC
2464 Fortunue Dr. #195
Lexington, KY 40509
713/481-4662
www.globalinformationsystems.com
debra.marvin@
globalinformationsystems.com
Global Plastics Inc.
3273 W. 5th Ct.
Oxford, WI 53952
608/586-5100
www.avalancheliners.com
mike@avalancheliners.com
Global Pump Co. LLC
10162 E. Coldwater Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
810/653-4828
www.mersino.com
mideast@mersino.com
Globalstar LLC/Spot Inc.
461 S. Milpitas Blvd
Milpitas, CA 95035
408/933-4000
www.globalstar.com
pr.group@globalstar.com
GMC Software Technology
Charlestown, MA 02129
617/712-1200
www.gmc.net
Greenville Utilities Commission
401 S. Greene St., PO Box 1847
Greenville, NC 27835-1847
252/551-1525
www.guc.com
Good Cents
400 Perimeter Center Terrace NE
Suite 245
Atlanta, GA 30346
800/653-3445
www.goodcents.com
Greenwich
Investment
Management Inc.
200 First Stamford Place, 2nd
Floor East
Greenwich, CT 06902
203/625-5316
www.greenwichinvestmentmgt.com
djc@greenwichinvestmentmgt.com
Gore Nitrogen
PO Box 65
Seiling, OK 73663
580/922-4660
www.goren2.com
GP Strategies
2835 Progress Place
Escondido, CA 92029
214/697-0391
www.gpstrategies.com
kmarkey@gpstrategies.com
Grace Automation Services Inc.
8275 SR 514
Big Prairie, OH 44611
330/567-2777
www.graceautomation.com
msmith@graceautomation.com
Graco Inc.
88 11th Ave. NE
www.graco.com/composites
frp@graco.com
9688 Madison Blvd. Suite 4
Madison, AL 35758
256/774-5242
www.gti-us.com
2705 Frick Rd.
Houston, TX 77038
281/821-8469
www.greenesenergy.com
Greenhorne & O’Mara
6110 Frost Place
Laurel, MD 20707
301/220-1887
www.greenhorne.com
spattison@greenhorne.com
Groundwater & Environmental
Services Inc.
1340 Campus Pkwy.,
Building B, Box 1750
Neptune, NJ 07719
800/220-3068
www.gesonline.com
dmajka@gesonline.com
GroupM
498 7th Ave.
New York, NY 10018-6798
212/297-8181
www.groupm.com
iva.tchomakova@groupm.com
H
H&H X-Ray Services Inc.
104 Enterprise
318/651-0216
www.hhxray.com
ss@hhxray.com
H&M Pipe Beveling
Machine Co. Inc.
311 E. 3rd St.
Tulsa, OK 74120
918/582-9984
www.hmpipe.com
Gregg Engineering
403 Julie Rivers Dr.
281/494-8100
www.greggengineering.com
office@greggengineering.com
GRT Energy LLC
34 Emerson Ave.
New Rochelle, NY 10801
914/610-4494
www.grtenergy.com
pbocherel@grtenergy.com
8920 Tamaroa Terrace
Skokie, IL 60076
847/679-5927
todres@yahoo.com
Gregory & Cook Construction Inc.
713/780-7500
www.gregorycook.com
jaw@gregorycook.com
GSD&M Advertising
828 W. 6th St.
Austin, TX 78703
512/242-4988
H.C. Price Co.
15660 N. Dallas Pkwy. Suite 300
Dallas, TX 75248
972/858-8800
GTS
130 Amber Grove Dr. Suite 134
Chico, CA 95973
530/893-6711
www.gtsinc.us
katieclapp@gtsinc.us
Hackney Ladish Inc.
5495 Belt Line Rd. Suite 290
Dallas, TX 75254
214/269-5600
www.hackneyladish.com
Grid One Solutions
700 Turner Way Suite 205
Aston, PA 19014
800/606-7981
www.gridonesolutions.com
See ad on page 21
Gridpoint
2801 Clarendon Blvd. Suite 100
Arlington, VA 22201
703/667-7000
www.gridpoint.com
PO Box 10448, Station Main
Lloydminster, AB T9V3A5 Canada
630/715-9075
www.gritindustries.com
gford@gritindustries.com
Groebner
9530 Fallon Ave. NE
763/295-5355
www.groebner.com
16010 Barkers Point Ln. Suite 600
Houston, TX 77079
713/850-3400
www.gie.com
Guy Willis Inspection Co. Inc.
PO Box 823447
Dallas, TX 75382
214/691-5556
www.gwwillisinspection.com
gwic1@airmail.net
249 Vanderbilt Ave.
Norwood, MA 02062
781/278-3700
www.gza.com
james.cleveland@gza.com
Hallen
Construction Co.
4270 Austin Blvd., PO Box 9003
Island Park, NY 11558-9003
516/432-8300
www.hallenconstruction.com
spoole@hallenconstruction.com
Halliburton Energy Services Inc.
10200 Bellaire Blvd.
Houston, TX 77072
281/575-3000
www.halliburton.com
Hammerhead
Trenchless
Equipment
500 S. C.P. Ave.
Lake Mills, WI 53551
920/648-4848
www.hammerheadmole.com
agoodman@hammerheadmole.
com
2101 Brooklyn Rd.
Jackson, MI 49203
517/787-8821
www.handleyind.com
Hanjin
1111 E. Watson Center Rd. #A
Carson, CA 90745
310/522-5030
www.hanjin.com
Hansen Technologies
350 5th Ave. Suite 5209
New York, NY 10118
212/268-6000
www.hsntech.com
eric.fay@hsntech.com
Harding Directional Drilling
10711 Spur 231
Bryan, TX 77807
979/778-2691
www.hardingdrilling.com
111 W. Jackson Suite 400
Chicago, IL 60604
312/423-7596
www.harriscollect.com
asharwell@harriscollect.com
Harris, Baio & McCullough
Advertising
Philadelphia, PA
215/440-9800
www.hbmadv.com
george@hbmadv.com
1010 W. Southwest Loop 323
Tyler, TX 75701
903/535-8222
www.harriscomputer.com
Hart Energy
1616 S Voss Rd. Suite 1000
713/260-6400
www.hartenergy.com
jhart@hartenergy.com
Harvard Collection Services Inc.
4839 N Elston Ave.
Chicago, IL 60630
609/617-4001
www.harvardcollect.com
abaron@harvardcollect.com
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Hase-Schannen Research
200 American Metro Blvd.
Suite 122
Hamilton, NJ 08619
609/799-8653
111 Wood Ave. South
Iselin, NJ 08830-4112
973/912-2634
www.hatchmott.com
jim.forster@hatchmott.com
Hazelden Group
1140 Columbian
Oak Park, IL 60302
708/763-8871
www.hazeldengroup.com
ghaz@hazeldengroup.com
HBK
Engineering LLC
921 W. Van Buren Suite 100
Chicago, IL 60607
312/432-0076
www.hbkengineering.com
rkaminski@hbkengineering.com
Heaman Pipe Bending Inc.
PO Box 72036 Ottewell
Edmonton, AB P6B 3A7 Canada
780/440-1955
www.heaman.com
Heath
Consultants Inc.
9030 Monroe Rd.
Houston, TX 77061
713/844-1300
www.heathus.com
Heidrick &
Struggles
1114 Ave. of the Americas,
24th Floor
New York, NY 10036
212/551-0534
www.heidrick.com
pbenson@heidrick.com
Hellman Associates Inc.
1225 W. 4th St.
Waterloo, IA 50702
319/234-7055
www.hellman.com
c.perkins@hellman.com
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Helmerich & Payne Inc. –
Drilling Contractors
1437 S. Boulder
Tulsa, OK 74119
918/742-5531
www.hpidc.com
alan.orr@hpidc.com
1029 E. Center St.
Warsaw, IN 46580
574/269-1726
www.hlv.com
kdenlinger@hlv.com
Hengye USA
1241 Ellis St.
Bensenville, IL 60106
630/350-1116
www.hengyeusa.com
fknauf@hengyeusa.com
Henkels & McCoy
Inc.
110 Cypress Station Dr. Suite 200
Houston, TX 77090
713/302-2055
www.henkels.com
ddodson@henkels.com
See ad on page 29
Heplerbroom LLC
130 N. Main St., PO Box 510
Edwardsville, IL 62025
618/307-2453
www.heplerbroom.com
mbc@heplerbroom.com
Hermann Sewerin
GmbH
Robert-Bosch-Str. 3
33334 Gütersloh, Germany
+49 52-4193-40
www.sewerin.com
sewerin-usa@sewerin.net
See ad on page 19
Hewlett Packard Co.
3000 Hanover St
Palo Alto, CA 94304-1185
650/857-5141
www.hp.com
HFP Acoustical Consultants Corp.
#1140, 10201 Southport Rd. SW
Calgary, AB T2W 4X9 Canada
403/259-6600
www.hfpacoustical.com
HFP Acoustical Consultants Inc.
6001 Savoy Dr. Suite 215
Houston, TX 77036
713/789-9400
ron.spillman@hfpacoustical.com
107 Kitty Hawk Ln.
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
252/331-1997
www.hofferflow.com
HGC Engineering
2000 Argentia Rd.
Plaza 1 Suite 203
Mississauga, ON L5N 1P7 Canada
905/826-4044
www.hgcengineering.com
bhowe@hgcengineering.com
Hoffman
Southwest Corp.
23311 Madero
Mission Viejo, CA 92691
714/476-9534
www.pro-pipe.com
37699 Schoolcraft Rd.
Livonia, MI 48150
734/542-6666
www.hidenquadrupoles.com
mark.buckley@hideninc.com
Highfield Manufacturing Co.
380 Mountain Grove St.
Bridgeport, CT 06605
203/384-2281
www.highfield-mfg.com
Highmount Exploration & Production
4 Greenspoint Plaza Suite 1750
281/873-1500
www.highmountep.com
HIS Constructors Inc.
5150 E. 65th St. Suite B
317/284-1195
www.hisconstructors.com
jim.nance@hisconstructors.com
HJI Group
3200 Park Center Dr. Suite 1180
714/305-0921
www.hjigroup.com
syouschak@hjigroup.com
Hodgson/Meyers
10210 NE Points Dr. Suite 220
Kirkland, WA 98033
425/827-2506
www.hodgsonmeyers.com
clarec@hodgsonmeyers.com
1358 W. Newport Center Dr.
Deerfield Beach, FL 33442
954/422-9850
www.hoerbiger.com
Hogan Lovells US LLP
555 13th St. NW
202/637-5614
www.hhlaw.com
kevin.lipson@hoganlovells.com
Holland
Engineering
220 Hoover Blvd. Suite 2
Holland, MI 49423
616/392-5938
www.hollandengineering.com
mdowning@holland
engineering.com
See ad on page 13
Holz Rubber Co. Inc.
1129 S. Sacramento St.
Lodi, CA 95240
800/285-1600
www.holzrubber.com
Home Serve USA
601 Merritt 7, 6th Floor
Norwalk, CT 06851
203/356-4237
www.homeserveusa.com
rebecca.brady@homeserveusa.com
5301 Blue Lagoon Dr. Suite 400
Miami, FL 33126-0000
305/591-4546
www.hsusacorp.com
mylesmeehan@hsusacorp.com
Honeywell
101 Columbia Rd.
Morristown, NJ 07962
973/455-2000
www.honeywell.com
julie.franklin@honeywell.com
Honeywell International
2701 4th Ave. South
321/784-4290
www.honeywell.com
Honeywell Mercury Instruments
1280 Kemper Meadow Dr.
513/284-9418
www.mercuryinstruments.com
ebony.johnson@honeywell.com
Honeywell Safety Products
900 Douglas Pike
Smithfield, RI 02917
401/232-1200
www.sperianprotection.com
tbenevides@sperianprotection.com
Horizons Metalphoto
18531 S. Miles Rd.
Cleveland, OH 44128-4237
800/482-7758
www.horizonsisg.com
Hose USA Inc.
10701 93rd Ave. North Suite N
Maple Grove, MN 55369
763/493-0400
www.hoseusainc.com
hoseusa@earthlink.net
Houlihan Lokey
123 N. Wacker Dr., 4th Floor
Chicago, IL 60606
312/541-8064
www.bridgestrategy.com
mshah@bridgestrategy.com
Hunan Great Steel Pipe Co. Ltd.
Hunan Steel Industrial Zone, Tianxin
Special District
410011 Changsha, China
www.hnssd.com
carbon-pipe@hnssd.com
Hunan Shinestar Steel Group
Hunan Steel Industrial Zone Tianxin
Special District
410011 Changsha City, China
+86 731-88678501
www.hnssd.com
603 E. Reynolds Dr.
Ruston, LA 71270-2822
318/255-6825
www.hga-llc.com
sblackwelder@hga-LLC.com
Hunter McDonnell Pipeline
Services Inc.
9703 45th Ave., Bldg. 3
Edmonton, AB T6E 5V8 Canada
780/436-4400
www.hmpsi.com
shamus@hmpsi.com
Huntington National Bank
41 S. High St.
Columbus, OH 43287
614/480-3278
www.huntingtonstatebank.com
steven.fields@huntington.com
Hunt Oil
2212 Arlington Downs Rd.
Suite 204
Arlington, TX 76011
817/652-1933
www.huntoil.com
Husch Blackwell Sanders
816/983-8080
www.huschblackwell.com
HY Connect
1000 N. Water St.
Milwaukee, WI 53202
414/289-9700
www.hoffmanyork.com
Hydra-Stop Inc.
11700 S. Cicero Ave.
Alsip, IL 60803
256/430-6537
www.hydra-stop.com
Hydratech LLC
10448 Chester Rd.
513/827-9169
www.hydratechLLC.com
patty.nash@hydratechLLC.com
Hydratight
5001 Moundview Dr.
Red Wing, MN 55066
651/388-8661
www.hydratight.com
tom.feehan@hydratight.com
Hydrochem
900 Georgia Ave.
Deerpark, TX 77536
800/868-9353
www.aquilex.com
Hydrological Solutions Inc.
41232 Park 290 Dr., Bldg. A
Waller, TX 77484
936/372-1222
www.hydrologicalsolutions.com
rmartinez@hydrological
solutions.com
Hydromax Usa
344 Inderrieden Rd.
Chandler, IN 47610
757/353-1521
www.hydromaxusa.com
jeffrey.griffiths@hydromaxusa.com
Hydrotherm
260 N. Elm St.
Westfield, MA 01085
413/568-9571
www.mestek.com
wrafferty@mestek.com
Hyland Software Inc.
28500 Clemens Rd.
Westlake, OH 44145
440/788-5000
www.onbase.com
Hythane Co. LLC
12420 N. Dumont Way
Littleton, CO 80125
303/468-1705
www.hythane.com
gegan@hythane.com
Hytorc
333 Rt. 17 N.
Mahwah, NJ 07430
201/512-9500
www.hytorc.com
Hyundai
13255 S.W. Farmington Rd.
Beaverton, OR 97005
503/641-2889
www.worldwide.hyundai.com
I
I.C. System
444 Hwy. 96 East
St. Paul, MN 55127
800/279-3511
www.icsystem.com
jshives@icsystem.com
IBM
425 Market St.
415/341-4991
www.mro.com
jmhollom@us.ibm.com
IHS Chemical Week
140 E 45th St., 2 Grand Central
Tower, 40th Floor
New York, NY 10017
212/884-9528
www.mbspolymer.com
Iconics
100 Foxborough Blvd.
Foxborough, MA 02035
508/543-8600
www.iconics.com
t.donaldson@iconics.com
IMR Test Labs
131 Woodsedge Dr.
Lansing, NY 14882
607/533-7000
www.imrtest.com
Icsa
1110 South Ave. Suite 50
Staten Island, NY 10314
347/273-1303
www.icsatoday.org
lisa@icsatoday.org
Ideal Industries Inc.
1 Becker Place
Sycamore, IL 60178
815/895-5181
www.idealindustries.com
Identec Solutions
Millennium Park 2
6890 Lustenau, Austria
+43 5577-87387-0
www.identecsolutions.com
plinke@identecsolutions.com
IEI Financial Services LLC
2495 Directors Row Suite A
317/696-1410
iFactor Consulting
60 E. Rio Salado Pkwy. Suite 715
Tempe, AZ 85281
480/584-3041
www.ifactorconsulting.com
alison@ifactorconsulting.com
Iglobalenergy LLC
66 Witherspoon St.
Princeton, NJ 08548
609/510-8703
www.iglobaltrade.biz
kbeyah@iglobaltrade.biz
IHI Corp.
1550 Helm Dr. Suite 140
Las Vegas, NV 89119
702/262-6091
www.ihi.co.jp
Incisive Media
120 Broadway, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10271
212/457-9400
www.incisivemedia.com
nicolette.cosburn@incisivemedia.
com
Indiana Energy Association Inc.
1600 1 American Sq.
Indianapolis, IN 46282-0000
317/632-4406
www.indianaenergy.org
spinegar@indianaenergy.org
16 Chestnut St. Suite 300
Foxboro, MA 02035
508/718-6700
www.industrialdefender.com
Industrial Fabrics Inc.
510 O’Neal Ln.
225/273-9600
www.greensolutions.us
6020 Osborn St.
Houston, TX 77033
713/645-2858
www.hdpefittings.com/home.htm
pjenkins@hdpefittings.com
1001 Oakdale Rd.
Oakdale, PA 15071
412/788-4353
www.indsci.com
kmangieri@indsci.com
Industrial Technologies Inc.
2240 I-25 E. Frontage Rd.
Erie, CO 80516
303/828-5106
www.industrialtechnologies.com
Industrial Technology Inc.
6100 Columbia St.
Mineral Wells, TX 76067
561/848-7272
www.industrialtech.com
Industrial Training
Services Inc.
310 CC Lowry Dr.
Murray, KY 42071
270/753-2150
www.its-training.com
j.garland@its-training.com
Industry Special Steel Fittings Co.
+86 152-6235-1007
Infor
1745 Markston Rd.
Sacramento, GA 95825-4026
281/516-9489
www.hansen.com
shellie.white@hansen.com
11092 Sun Center Dr.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
916/921-0883
www.infor.com
ric.wee@infor.com
Infosend Inc.
4240 E. La Palma Ave.
Anaheim, CA 92807
800/955-9330
www.infosend.com
Infosys Technologies Ltd.
44, Electronics City, Hosur Rd.
Bangalore 560 100 India
770/799-1860
www.infosys.com
gregory_kramer@infosys.com
Infotech Enterprises
America Inc.
5767 Princeton Ave. NE
Seattle, WA 98105
213/216-9045
brandon.vossler@gmail.com
Infrasource Inc.
4033 E. Morgan Rd.
Ypsilanti, MI 48197
734/434-2000
www.infrasourceinc.com
jim.miller@infrasourceinc.com
Infrastrux Group
550 5th St. Ext.
Trafford, PA 15085
412/372-1219
www.infrastrux.com
jpultan@traffordcorp.com
Insituform Technologies
17988 Edison Ave.
Chesterfield, MO 63005
636/530-8000
www.insituform.com
ajoyce@insituform.com
Ingenia Polymers
Group
3200 Southwest Freeway,
Suite 1250
Houston, TX 77027
713/296-1549
www.ingeniapolymers.com
white.jee@ingeniapolymers.com
Inso
Chennai 600025 India
967/728-0811
www.inso.us/outsourced-callcenters-work.php
roseaustin85@gmail.com
27731 Commercial Park Dr.
Tomball, TX 77375-6532
281/401-8142
www.inlineservices.com
rmeade@inlineservices.com
Inner-Tite Corp.
110 Industrial Dr.
Holden, MA 01520
508/829-6361
www.inner-tite.com
scott.brenner@inner-tite.com
Innoprise Software Inc.
1920 Ocean Ave., Apt 3D
415/637-8782
toddasmith@pacbell.net
Inoex LLC
1861 Charter Ln. Suite 14
Lancaster, PA 17601
717/672-0870
www.inoex.com
cthune@inoex.com
Inpex Corp.
Akasaka Biz Tower 5-3-1
Akasaka, Tokyo 107-6332 Japan
+81 355720200
www.inpex.co.jp
Insect Shield LLC
814 W. Market St.
Greensboro, NC 27401-1813
206/259-6332
www.insectshield.com
janinerobertson@insectshield.com
Instranet
2 N. Racine
312/629-4570
www.instranet.com
joek@instranet.com
115 Metro Park
Rochester, NY 14623
585/424-2037
www.instrumentdepot.com
Insultech LLC
3530 W. Garry Ave
Santa Ana, CA 92704
714/384-0506
www.insultech.com
solutions@insultech.com
Insynq
3312 Rosedale St. NW Suite 203
Gig Harbor, WA 98335
866/206-1781
www.insynq.com
Integrated Tool Solutions LLC
PO Box #892738
Temecula, CA 92589
760/529-5856
www.integratedtoolsolutions.com
swguthrie@integratedtool
solutions.com
PO Box 142607
Fayetteville, GA 30214-6518
770/632-7530
www.integrityfusion.com
greg@integrityfusion.com
Integrity Management Writer
939 Ockley Dr.
Shreveport, LA 71106
318/518-9809
75
6280 S. Valley View Suite 240
Las Vegas, NV 89118
623/879-4664
www.iceghp.com
tyoung@iceghp.com
Interactive Intelligence Inc.
7601 Interactive Way
317/715-8179
www.inin.com
alice.deer@inin.com
Intercon
Construction Inc.
5512 State Rd. 19 & 113
Waunakee, WI 53597
608/850-4827
www.intercon-const.com
jdebruin@intercon-const.com
1125 Fir Ave.
Blaine, WA 98230
800/665-6655
www.intercononline.com
Intercontinental Exchange
2100 River Edge Pkwy. Suite 500
Atlanta, GA 30328
770/857-4700
www.theice.com
Intergraph Public Safety
241 Business Park Blvd.
Madison, AL 35758
256/730-2000
www.intergraph.com
1221 E. Dyer Rd. Suite 200
Santa Ana, CA 92705
714/540-8889
www.interliance.com
Interline Creative Group
553 N. Court Suite 160
Palatine, IL 60067-8168
847/358-4848
www.interlinegroup.com
jim@interlinegroup.com
650 Heil Quaker Ave., PO Box 128
Lewisburg, TN 37091-0000
800/458-6650
www.icpusa.com
phil.kelly@icpusa.com
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International Communication
Research
53 W. Baltimore Pike
Media, PA 19063
484/840-4390
International
Corrosion
Control Inc.
930 Sheldon Court
Burlington, ON L7L5K6 Canada
905/634-7751
www.rustrol.com
See ad on page 10
International Gas Consulting
3200 Wilcrest Dr. Suite 450
713/782-4782
www.intlgas.com
PO Box 92077
Edmonton, AB T6P 1N2 Canada
780/413-1886
www.ipec-ltd.com
Interstate Natural Gas
Association of America
20 F St. NW Suite 450
202/216-5901
www.ingaa.org
dsanta@ingaa.org
Intertec Instrumentation Ltd.
255 Henry Dr.
Sarnia, ON N7T 7H5 Canada
519/337-2773
www.intertec-inst.com
Intrapoint Inc.
11720 Sunrise Valley Dr.
Reston, VA 20191
703/476-1166
www.intrapoint.com
jennifer.hansen@intrapoint.com
Invensys/Foxboro
33 Commercial St., Mail Code
N04-3C
Foxboro, MA 02035-2525
508/549-2067
www.ips.invensys.com
wade.mattar@invensys.com
Invensys Process Systems
15 Changi Business Park Central 1
Singapore 486057
+65 682-98-888
www.invensys.com
Ionix Technologies Inc.
PO Box 273487
Boca Raton, FL 33427-3487
800/246-1784
www.ionixtechnologies.com
dsmith@ionixtechnologies.com
Irth Solutions
5009 Horizons Dr.
Columbus, OH 43222
614/947-3533
www.irthsolutions.com
dseif@irthsolutions.com
Iowa Natural Gas Association
9001 Hickman Rd. Suite 220
Des Moines, IA 50322-5360
515/278-8700
www.iowanaturalgasassociation.org
Isco Industries LLC
926 Baxter Ave.
502/648-2363
www.isco-pipe.com
lee.mizell@isco-pipe.com
Ipex USA LLC
2441 Royal Windsor Dr.
Mississauga, ON L5J 4C7 Canada
905/403-0264
www.ipexamerica.com
IPF Plasson
6020 Osborn St
Houston, TX 77033
713/492-4464
www.ipf-plasson.com
jeremy.harris@ipf-plasson.com
Ipotec
41 Industrial Dr.
Exeter, NH 03833
603/778-2882
www.ipotec.com
wendym@ipotec.com
IPP of America
330 Passaic Ave.
Fairfield, NJ 07004
973/830-1576
www.ipppays.com
iQOR
335 Madison Ave., 27th Floor
New York, NY 10017
646/323-2616
www.iqor.com
gail.mclaughlintoti@iqor.com
Iron Mountain
120 Turnpike Rd.
Southborough, MA 01772
617/535-4766
www.ironmountain.com
christian.potts@ironmountain.com
IRT
600 Jefferson St., 5th Floor
713/289-8300
www.callcenter.com
Isigma/Municipalbilling.com
6030 Dawson Blvd. Suite E
Norcross, GA 30093-1255
770/543-0331
www.isigma.net
lperkins@isigma.net
Ista North America
3655 Northpoint Pkwy. Suite 150
678/336-2200
www.ista-na.com
robert.middlebrooks@eso-global.
com
Itineris
PO Box 680541
Marietta, GA 30068
803/984-7184
www.itineris.net
jason.ferster@itineris.net
Itron Inc.
970 Hwy. 127 North
Owenton, KY 40259
502/484-6261
www.itron.com
nicole.ford@itron.com
See ad on page 37
ITT c/o Corton Donofrio
J
J.F. Kiely Service
Co. LLC
671 McClellan St.
Long Branch, NJ 07740
732/403-8600, ext: 248
www.jfkielyservice.com
rapatterson@jfkiely.com
J. Fletcher Creamer & Son Inc.
101 E. Broadway
Hackensack, NJ 07601-6846
800/327-8276
www.jfcson.com
J. Irwin Co.
PO Box 172
Paige, TX 78659
512/253-0020
www.jirwinco.com
j.augustine@jirwinco.com
J.J. Keller & Associates Inc.
3003 Breezewood Ln.
Neenah, WI 54956
877/564-2333
www.jjkeller.com
J-W Measurement
222 N. Cole Creek Rd.
Evansville, WY 82636
972/233-8191
www.jwoperating.com
J.W. Williams Inc.
2180 Renauna, PO Box 2106
Casper, WY 82601
307/253-9957
www.jwwilliams-flint.com
J. White Contracting
3 Murrayhill Ln.
Andover, MA 01810
978/474 5020
www.jwhitecontracting.com
Jacada Inc.
400 Perimerter Center Terrace
Suite 100
Atlanta, GA 30346
770/352-1300
www.jacada.com
Jacob’s
Consultancy Inc.
5995 Rogerdale Rd.
Houston, TX 77072
832/351-7220
www.jacobs.com
salvatore.marano@jacobs.com
Jag Flocomponents USA Inc.
12315 Parc Crest Dr. Suite 190
Stafford, TX 77477
281/933-5775
www.jagvalve.com
Jagteq LLC
5815 C.R. 260
Rochelle, TX 76872
903/263-9438
www.jagteq.com
rob@jagteq.com
Jameson LLC
1451 Old North Main St.
Clover, SC 29710-6631
803/222-6400
www.jamesonLLC.com
taylmer@jamesonLLC.com
See ad on page 13
James W. Sewall
Co.
PO Box 433 136 Center St.
Old Town, ME 04468
207/817-5415
www.sewall.com
cyoung@sewall.com
Jana Corp.
280B Industrial Pkwy. South
Aurora, ON L4G 3T9 Canada
905/726-8550
www.janalab.com
bryce@betterpiping.com
Jeasin Valve Co. Ltd.
No. 879 Xiahe Rd., Xiamen
95101 Fujian, China
+86 182 50768121
www.steelpipevalves.com
Jet Specialty Inc.
5449 Bear Ln. Suite 312
Corpus Christi, TX 78405-4124
830/331-9457
www.jetspecialty.com
ml@jetspecialty.com
JGC
1010 34th Ave.
Astoria, NY 11106
718/278-4610
www.jgc.co.jp
iashraf@jgc-descon.com.pk
JM Eagle
5200 W. Century Blvd.
310/693-8200
www.jmeagle.com
jennasterling@jmeagle.com
JMS Natural Gas
Consulting LLC
8420 State Rt. 762
Philpot, KY 42366
270/925-5036
www.jmsnatgasconsulting.com
doug.stearns@jmsngc.com
Job Performance Systems Inc.
1240 N. Pitt St. #200
Alexandria, VA 22314
228/202-1333
www.jps-usa.com
mschulte@jps-usa.com
John Crane Inc.
6400 W. Oakton St.
Morton Grove, IL 60053
847/967-2400
www.johncrane.com
John Deere Power Systems
3801 W. Ridgeway Ave.,
PO Box 5100
Waterloo, IA 50704-5100
319/292-5892
www.deere.com
John P. Woodyard
PE
84-78-2681-31
www.westonsolutions.com
john.woodyard@westonsolutions.
com
Johnson Direct
250 N. Sunnyslope Rd. Suite 203
Brookfield, WI 53005
262/782-2750
www.johnsondirect.com
Johnston-Vermette Groupe
Conseil Inc.
525 Barkoff, Bureau 201
Cap-de-la-Madeleine, QC G8T 2A5
Canada
819/373-3550
www.johnston-vermette.com
John Zink Co.
11920 E. Apache St.
Tulsa, OK 74116-1300
918/234-1800
www.johnzink.com
Jomar Valve
7243 Miller Dr.
Warren, MI 48092
612/782-9272
www.jomarvalve..com
chuck.haik@jomar.com
Jones Day
77 W. Wacker
312/782-3939
www.jonesday.com
rdavil@jonesday.com
KAS Consulting
1227 Heppner Dr.
Cedar Park, TX 78613
512/567-3165
www.kasconsulting.com
jkstorke@kasconsulting.com
Juhl Communications
6513 S. Heritage Place E.
Centennial, CO 80111
720/200-4082
gjuhl@comcast.net
Kawasaki
618 N. New Warrington Rd.
Pensacola, FL 32506
850/456-6655
www.kawasaki.com
12901 Nicholson Rd. Suite 240
Farmers Branch, TX 75234
972/755-2633
www.southerncrosscorp.com
Kazmarek Mowrey
Cloud Lasaeter LLP
3490 Piedmont Rd. NE Suite 350
Atlanta, GA 30305
404/812-0839
www.kglattorneys.com
skazmarek@kmcllaw.com
K
1675 Broadway Suite 2800
Denver, CO 80202-4690
303/825-4822
www.kpk.com
danderson@kpk.com
Kaire Holdings Inc.
7348 Bellaire Ave.
North Hollywood, CA 91605-4301
818/255-4996
www.kaireholdingsinc.com
Kalas Manufacturing Inc.
167 Greenfield Rd.
Lancaster, PA 17601
513/404-8912
www.kalaswire.com
dmhummel@one.net
Kansas Gas Service
40135 US-281 North
Pratt, KA 67124-7913
620/672-5622
www.kansasgasservice.com
Kansen-Kanri G, Tobunc,
Tokyo Gas Co. Ltd.
3-13-1 Minamisenju
Arakawa-Ku, Tokyo 116-8522
Japan
0570-002211
www.tokyo-gas.co.jp
ebukuro@tokyo-gas.co.jp
Kegler Brown Hill
& Ritter LPA
Capitol Square, 65 E. State St.
Suite 1800
Columbus, OH 43215
614/462-5400
www.keglerbrown.com
sdoran@keglerbrown.com
Kelley Drye
3050 K St. NW Suite 400
202/342-8400
www.kelleydrye.com
abradfield@kelleydrye.com
Kelley Instrument
Machine Inc.
PO Box 5368
Texarkana, TX 75505
903/832-3332
www.kelleyplates.com
tom@kelleyplates.com
Kelly Utility Services
7000 N. Broadway #3-305
Denver, CO 80221
Kema Coatings Ltd.
Unit 904, 60 Wyndham St. South
Guelph, ON L0P 1B0 Canada
519/826.9374
www.4pipelines.com
Kema Consulting
101 Inverness Dr. East Suite 130
Englewood, CO 80112
781/273-5700
www.kemaconsulting.com
jkrabbenhoeft@kemaconsulting.
com
Kema Services Inc.
101 Agnes Ave.
Schenectady, NY 12303-3260
518/356-0446
www.dnvkema.com
pierre.bartholomeus@dnvkema.
com
417 Gettysburg St.
412/362-9818
www.kendrickLLC.com
remerick@kendrickLLC.com
400 Congress St., 4th Floor
Portland, ME 04101
207/775-1660
www.kepware.com
torey.penrod-cambra@kepware.
com
Kerotest
Manufacturing
Corp.
5500 2nd Ave.
412/521-5949
www.kerotest.com
cfwoolley@kerotest.com
585 Scherers Ct.
Worthington, OH 43085-5710
614/888-8220
www.kiefner.com
nashcraft@kiefner.com
Kimray Inc.
52 N.W. 42nd St.
405/525-6601
www.kimray.com
cameron@Kimray.com
Knapheide Manufacturing Co.
1848 Westphalia St.
Quincy, IL 62305
217/222-7131
www.knapheide.com
bwhite@knapheide.com
Kinder Morgan Inc.
1001 Louisiana St. Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77002
713/369-8876
www.kindermorgan.com
King Innovation
42 N. Central Dr.
O’Fallon, MO 63366
800/633-0232
www.kinginnovation.com
arezabek@kinginnovation.com
KJ Sales & Supply Inc.
6801 E. Calle Marte
Tucson, AZ 85710
520/234-2583
www.kjsalesandsupply.com
200 Corporate Place
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
860/258-7125
www.seacon.com
steve.carty@seacon.com
Ashoka Chamber, 6 Garstin Place
Suite 101
Kolkata 700001 India
+91 81-0001-8100
www.kesharpipeline.com
Kleinfelder Inc.
4670 Willow Rd. Suite 100
Pleasanton, CA 94588
925/766-9446
www.kleinfelder.com
kjjohnson@kleinfelder.com
Kidd Pipeline & Specialties Inc.
14826 Yarberry St.
281/442-0270
www.kiddpipeline.com
ddavis@kiddpipeline.com
Klein Tools
450 Bond St., PO Box 1418
Lincolnshire, IL 60069
847/821-5500
www.kleintools.com
Kiefer Built LLC
305 E. 1st St.
Kanawha, IA 50447
641/762-3201
www.kieferbuiltinc.com
kenkraus@kieferbuiltinc.com
KMC Atlanta Inc.
266-10 Nonhyun 2-Dong,
Kangnam-Ku
Seoul, Korea
+82 11-787/2233
www.kmcvalve.co.kr
jtan@kmcvalve.co.kr
KLJ
128 Soo Line Dr., PO Box 1157
Bismarck, ND 58502-1157
701/355-8400
www.kljeng.com
jerry.krieg@kljeng.com
1209 Hardy St.
Houston, TX 77020
713/222-0146
www.pollypig.com
knapp@pollypig.com
Knoxville Utilities Board
PO Box 59017
Knoxville, TN 37950-9017
865/524-2911
www.kub.org
john.williams@kub.org
KPMG LLP
717 N. Harwood Suite 3100
Dallas, TX 75201
214/840-2426
www.kpmg.com
gsbergman@kpmg.com
Kravitch Machine Co.
4148 State Rt. 151
Aliquippa, PA 15001
800/437-5801
www.gaswatertools.com
Krohne Inc.
Suite C-220
Houston, TX 77086
281/598-0050
www.krohne-oilandgas.com
Krohne New Technologies B.V.
Kerkeplaat 12
3313 LC Dordrecht, Netherlands
+31 78-6306-300
www.krohne-newtechnologies.nl
j.drenthen@krohne.com
77
Krohne Oil & Gas
Suite C-220
Houston, TX 77086
281/382-4935
www.krohne.com
p.partain@krohne.com
Kronos Inc.
297 Billerica Rd.
Chelmsford, MA 01824
800/225-1561
www.kronos.com/energy
KS Energy Services
LLC.
19705 W. Lincoln Ave.
New Berlin, WI 53146
262/574-5100
www.ksenergyservices.com
dennis@ksenergyservices.com
KTI Ltd.
33 Isaacson Crescent, PO Box 3200
Aurora, ON L4G 3H5 Canada
905/727-8807
www.ktiltd.on.ca
Kubra
210 Tomken Rd.
Mississauga, ON L4W 5B1 Canada
800/766-6616
www.kubra.com
denise.hogan@kubra.com
L.B. Foster Co.
6500 Langfield Rd.
Houston, TX 77092
713/466-2743
www.lbfoster.com
L.E.K. Consulting
1 N. Wacker Dr., 39th Floor
Chicago, IL 60606
617/951-9579
www.lek.com
c.rule@lek.com
La-Tex Associates
PO Box 304
De Leon, TX 76444
254/893-2442
www.la-texassociates.com
la-tex@cctc.net
Education Trust
67490 W. Fork Millacoma Rd.
Coos Bay, OR 97420
303/378-0747
www.lecet.org
laurahughes10@msn.com
Lacima Group
www.lacimagroup.com
naheed.sharmin@lacimagroup.com
54 E. Summit St.
Norwalk, OH 44857
419/668-9533
www.kuhlmaninstrument.com
caryl@kuhlmaninstrument.com
Landis + Gyr
30000 Mill Creek Ave.
678/258-1445
www.landisgyr.com
miguel.paz@landisgyr.com
KW International
1223 Brittmoore Rd.
Houston, TX 77043
713/468-9581
www.kwintl.com
solutions@kwintl.com
831 Crossbridge Dr
Spring, TX 77373
281/540-6615
www.laneydrilling.com
KWJ Engineering
Pocket Co. & Pragmatics Gas Leak
Detectio
8440 Central Ave. Suite 2D
Newark, CA 94560
510/794-4296
www.kwjengineering.com
78
L
Langham Consulting Services Inc.
2240 Monroe St.
Mandeville, LA 70448
985/624-8313
Langson Energy
808 E. College Pkwy. Suite 102
Carson City, NV 89706
775/885-0888
www.langsonenergy.com
Lante Corp. (Razor Fish)
600 W. Fulton St. Suite 400
Chicago, IL 60661
312/696-5000
www.razorfish.com
Level One
1511 S. Batesville Rd.
Greer, SC 29650
818/439-9988
www.levelonesource.com
Lasen Inc.
300 N. Telshor Blvd. Suite 400
Las Cruces, NM 88011
575/522-5110
www.lasen.com
rustyjennett@gmail.com
Li-Cor Biosciences
4647 Superior St.
Lincoln, NE 68504
402/467-0673
www.licor.com
michael.gaura@licor.com
Laurel Hill Advisory Group LLC
100 Wall St., 22nd Floor
New York, NY 10005
516/933-3107
www.laurelhill.com
jcatacosinos@laurelhill.com
Liberty Sales
& Distribution
2880 Bergey Rd. Suite F
Hatfield, PA 19440
215/736-1111
www.libertysalesLLC.com
wally-armstrong@comcast.net
Lazard
30 Rockefeller Plaza, 61st Floor
New York, NY 10020
212/632-6851
www.lazard.com
jonathan.mir@lazard.com
Ledcor Industries Inc.
1200, 1067 W. Cordova St.
Vancouver, BC V6C1C7 Canada
604/681-7500
www.ledcor.com
brad.sitton@ledcor.com
Legacy
Measurement
Solutions
9726 E. 42nd St. Suite 219
Tulsa, OK 74114
918/510-2738
www.legacymeasurement.com
sphillips@legacymeasurement.com
Leidos Health
500 N. Walnut Rd.
Kennett Square, PA 19348
610/444.1233
www.saic.com
laura.luke@saic.com
Lennox International Inc.
2100 Lake Park Blvd.
972/497-5000
www.lennoxintl.com
kyle.gilley@lennoxintl.com
Liftex Southwest Inc.
7266 Wynnpark
Houston, TX 77008
713/863-0900
www.liftex.com
Lifting Technologies
PO Box 4167
Missoula, MT 59806
406/728-3950
www.lifttech.com
Lime Valley Advertising Inc.
145 Kingswood Dr.
Mankato, MN 56001
507/387-6576
www.condux.com
Linde Engineering
North America Inc.
5 Sentry Pkwy. East
Blue Bell, PA 19422
215/588-7156
www.selasfluid.com
ed.vogel@linde-le.com
Linn Brown & Assoc. Inc.
1085C Andrew Dr.
610/696-9220
www.ncroll.com
Liquid Niugini Gas Ltd.
7 Temasek Blvd.,
#28-01 Suntec Tower 1
Singapore 038987
+65 6507-0200
www.liquidniuginigas.com
Littler Mendelson PC
202/842-3400
www.littler.com
rclayton@littler.com
Lonquist & Co. LLC
1001 McKinney Suite 1650
Houston, TX 77002
713/559-9953
www.lonquist.com
eric@lonquist.com
Livedata Inc.
810 Memorial Dr.
Cambrudge, MA 02139
800/570-6211
www.livedata.com
Loresco Inc.
421 JM Tatum Industrial Park Dr.
Hattiesburg, MS 39401
601/544-7490
www.loresco.com
Livevox Inc.
450 Sansome St. Suite 900
415/671-6000
www.livevox.com
strinh@livevox.com
Los Gatos Research Inc.
67 E. Evelyn Suite 3
650/965-7772
www.lgrinc.com
4 Universal Way
Jackson, MI 49204
517/544-9100
www.ljross.com
josh@ljross.com
LJ Welding & Machine
4747 76th Ave.
Edmonton, AB T6B 0A3 Canada
780/466-6658
www.ljwelding.com
lisa@ljwelding.com
Lloyds Bank
Corporate Markets
7403 Fort Augusta Ct
Spring, TX 77389
281/796-3007
www.lbusa.com
mikemeiss@msn.com
3 Gregory Dr.
South Burlington, VT 05403
802/864-4042
www.ualocal693.org
aross@ualocal693.org
Lochinvar Corp.
300 Maddox Simpson Pkwy.
Lebanon, TN 37090
615/889-8900
www.lochinvar.com
Logics
1001 Navaho Dr. Suite 204
Raleigh, NC 27609
919/232-2300
www.logics-software.com
Love Advertising Inc.
770 S. Post Oak Ln. Suite 101
Houston, TX 77056
713/552-1055
www.loveadv.com
12211 E. 52nd St. Suite 304
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/249-0422
www.ltmapping.com
ltmap@ltmapping.com
Ludeca Inc.
1425 NW 88th Ave.
Doral, FL 33172
305/591-8935
www.ludeca.com
dieter.seidenthal@ludeca.com
Lukens Energy Group Inc.
Houston, TX 77027
713/590-2264
www.lukensgroup.com
dwilliams@lukensgroup.com
Lumen Group
4226 Yarmouth Dr. Suite 101
Allison Park, PA 15101-1568
412/487-9708
Luvian
Partners Inc.
Great Falls, MT 59405
406/453-1076
www.luvianpartners.com
dacerotzke@luviangroup.com
Luxfer-GTM
Technologies LLC
490 Post St. Suite 1700
415/856-0570
www.gtmtechnologies.com
meredith@luxfergtm.com
Lymtech Scientific
2255 Westover Rd.
Chicopee, MA 01022
413/206-0102
www.filtrona.com
aprilcloutier@filtrona.com
Lytx Inc.
8911 Balboa Ave
San Diego, CA 92123
905/690-3290
www.lytx.com
debfraleigh@hotmail.com
M
M.C. Miller Co.
11640 US Hwy. 1
Sebastian, FL 32958
772/794-9448
www.mcmiller.com
john.konesky@mcmiller.com
M&M Instruments
5022 Sycamore Ave
Pasadena, TX 77503
281/991-5036
Macess Corp.
402 Office Park Dr. Suite 150
Birmingham, AL 35223-2440
205/437-7500
www.sungard.com
demetrius.carr@sungard.com
Made
167 Impasse de la Garrigue
F-83210 La Farlède, France
+33 494-083-198
www.made-sa.com
p.capon@made-sa.com
5619 DTC Pkwy. Suite 800
303/957-2000
www.madisoncap.com
Marieco Inc.
1406 8th St., PO Box 590
Leeds, AL 35094
205/699-7282
www.marieco.com
lvance@marieco.com
Master Brands
3477 W. 1820 South
801/746-2409
www.masterbrands.us
taylor@masterbrands.us
McCrometer Inc.
3255 W. Stetson Ave.
Hemet, CA 92545
951/652-6811
www.mccrometer.com/oil&gas/
default.asp
Magnatag
2031 Oneil Rd.
Macedon, NY 14502-8953
315/986-3531
www.magnatag.com
dougw@magnatag.com
MarketResearch.com
11200 Rockville Pike Suite 504
Rockville, MD 20852
800/298-5699
www.marketresearch.com
Mathey Dearman
Inc.
4344 S. Maybelle Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
405/564-3235
www.mathey.com
McDaniel Technical Services
2009 N. Willow Ave.
Broken Arrow, OK 74012-9109
918/294-1628
www.mcdanieltsi.com
Magnolia River
711 Nance Ford Rd. Suite E
Hartselle, AL 35640
205/365-6504
www.magnolia-river.com
david.love@magnolia-river.com
160 N. Arent Rd.
Watervliet, MI 49098
269/208-1766
www.fireplacelogsplus.com
mwa_lmc@hotmail.com
Matrix Imaging Solutions Inc.
6341 Inducon Dr. E.
Sanborn, NY 14132
716/504-9700
www.matriximaging.com
Maloney Technical Products
1300 E. Berry St.
817/923-3344
www.maloneytech.com
jjones@sbtechprod.com
Marlin Gas Transport –
DBA Marlin CNG
3610 Galileo Dr. Suite 106
Trinity, FL 34655
727/375-5007
www.marlingas.com
Matrix Service Co.
5100 E Skelly Dr. Suite 700
Tulsa, OK 74135 Oklahoma
918/838-8822
lwindler@matrixservicecompany.
com
Mamac Systems
8189 Century Blvd.
Chanhassen, MN 55317
952/556-4900
www.mamacsys.com
colson@mamacsys.com
Marmon Engineered Wire & Cable
280 Trumbull St.
Hartford, CT 06103
860/653-8300
www.marmon.com
astandria@multiview.com
Matrox Graphics
1055 St-Regis Blvd.
Dorval, QC H9P 2T4 Canada
514/822-6000
www.matrox.com
cdwyer@matrox.com
Manufacturas Marachem C.A.
C/Oblatas 25
15705 Santiago de Compostela,
Spain
www.marachem.org
monica_maracchi@yahoo.es
Marquette University
1250 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53233
414/288-7349
www.marquette.edu
ronald.brown@marquette.edu
Maxtorque LLC
PO Box 534
Limerick, ME 04048-0534
207/793-2289
www.maxtorquegears.com
Manufacturas
Marachem
Calle 71 No. 12-61, Entre Ave.
12 y 13
Maracaibo 4002 Venezuela
+58 261-7981060
Masonbaronet
1801 N. Lamar Suite 250
Dallas, TX 75202
214/954-0316
www.masonbaronet.com
Magi Communications
355 Adelaide St. West Suite 6A
Toronto, ON M5V 152 Canada
416/591-0380
www.magi.com
Mapframe Mobile Solutions
Dallas, TX 75240
215/778-7873
chuck.lang@ge.com
Mapsearch
Houston, TX 77027
713/963-6247
www.mapsearch.com
Mastec North
America Inc.
PO Box 40
Shevlin, MN 56676
218/785-3030
www.mastec.com
thomas.jones@mastec.com
Master Bond Inc.
154 Hobart St.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201/343-8983
www.masterbond.com
Maxwell Drummond
Houston, TX 77018
713/316-4480
www.maxwelldrummond.com
houston@maxwelldrummond.com
MBW Inc.
250 Hartford Rd., PO Box 440
Slinger, WI 53086
262/644-5234
www.mbw.com
McCarter & English LLP
4 Gateway Ctr.
Newark, NJ 07102-4062
973/622-4444
www.mccarter.com
shumes@mccarter.com
McKim & Creed Inc.
8020 Tower Point Dr.
Charlotte, NC 28227
704/841-2588
www.mckimcreed.com
McKinsey & Co.
Inc.
1200 19th St. Suite 1000
202/662-0081
www.mckinsey.com
pru_sheppard@mckinsey.com
McElroy
Manufacturing Inc.
PO Box 580550
Tulsa, OK 74158-0550
918/831-9253
www.mcelroy.com
jjohnston@mcelroy.com
MCR Performance
Solutions LLC
3290 Commons Gate Bend
Berkeley Lake, GA 30092-4946
404/394-4663
www.mcr-group.com
mcaudill@mcr-group.com
McGard LLC
3875 California Rd.
Orchard Park, NY 14127-4198
888/888-9192
www.mcgard.com
rglass@mcgard.com
MCS
972/410-6352
www.mcs.biz
aswafford@mcs.biz
Meade
9550 W. 55th St. Suite A
McCook, IL 60525-0000
708/588-2500
www.meade100.com
fal@meade100.com
McGuirewoods
901 E. Cary St.
Richmond, VA 23219-4003
804/775-1486
www.mcguirewoods.com
wdunn@mcguirewoods.com
McGurk Intellectual Property Advisors
200 Galleria Pkwy. SE Suite 1805
Altanta, GA 30339
678/825-3100
www.mcgurkip.com
McJunkin Red Man
Corp.
909 Fannin St. Suite 3100
Houston, TX 77010
713/655-1005
www.mrcglobal.com
bill.dobbins@mrcglobal.com
McKenna Long
& Aldridge LLP
303 Peachtree St. NE Suite 5300
404/527-4180
www.mckennalong.com
cdowdy@mckennalong.com
Mears Group Inc.
4500 N. Mission Rd.
Rosebush, MI 48878
989/433-5136
www.mears.net
bill.marshall@mears.net
Mechanical Specialties Inc.
17842 Danby Dr. SW
Rochester, WA 98579
360/273-7604
www.mechspecialties.com
47 W. Division St. Suite 171
Chicago, IL 60610
312/907-7160
www.medellin-associates.com
gmedellin@medellin-associates.com
Media Edge
849 International Dr. Suite 310
Linthicum, MD 21090
410/694-0670
www.mecglobal.com
christina.dagnello@mecglobal.com
79
Media Team Inc.
940 Wadsworth Blvd.
Lakewood, CO 80214-4590
303/231-0939
www.themediateam.com
kellyh@themediateam.com
Merrill Lynch
555 12th St. NW #750 N
212/244-9100
www.ml.com
askmlbiz@ml.com
Metropolitan Utilities District
1723 Harney St.
Omaha, NE 68102-1960
402/504-7353
www.mudnebr.com
andy_melville@mudnebr.com
Megadeck Rig Mats
50 E. 42nd St.
New York, NY 10017
212/953-9123
www.megadeckrigmats.com
cpapi@megadeckrigmats.com
Mersino Dewatering
10162 E. Coldwater Rd.
Davison, MI 48423
810/658-3472
www.mersino.com
Metroresources Inc.
929 E. 2nd St. #101
213/687-9600
www.metroresourcesinc.com
Mesa
PO Box 52608
Tulsa, OK 74152
918/627-3188
www.mesaproducts.com
john.cole@mesaproducts.com
M/C/C
8131 LBJ Freeway #275
Dallas, TX 75251
713/260-5151
www.mccom.com
nathan_rome@mccom.com
Message Broadcast
4685 Macarthur Ct. Suite 250
Newport Beach, CA 92660
949/428-3111
www.messagebroadcast.com
bpotter@messagebroadcast.com
MGS Inc.
178 Muddy Creek Church Rd.
Denver, PA 17517-9328
717/336-7528
www.mgsincorporated.com
Meinert/Mashek Communications
PO Box 101015
412/759-3139
www.mm-comm.com
dave@mm-comm.com
800 Lasalle Ave. Suite 2100
Minneapolis, MN 55402-2012
212/345-7000
www.mercer.com
jay.doherty@mercer.com
Mercer Management Consulting
New York, NY 10036-2708
212/345-6345
www.mercer.com
9609 NW 4th St.
405/495-6533
www.mercervalve.net
estauss@mercervalve.net
3940 Virginia Ave
513/624-3350
www.mercuryinstruments.com
ejohnson@mercuryinstruments.com
Merrick & Co.
1001 Morehead Square Dr. Suite
530
Charlotte, NC 28203-4267
704/529-6500
www.merrick.com
bob.trout@merrick.com
Merrick Systems
55 Waugh Dr. Suite 400
Houston, TX 77007
713/579-3400
www.merricksystems.com
80
Meta Technical Sales Inc.
9930 Johnnycake Ridge Suite 3E
Mentor, OH 44060
440/974-3575
www.metatechsales.com
rpost@metatechsales.com
Meter Mate Co. LLC
1117 Lake Shore Dr.
Escanaba, MI 49829
800/843-6283
www.meter-mate.com
Metflex Precision Mouldings Ltd.
20 Alan Ramsbottom Way, Great
Harwood
Blackburn BB6 7FE United
Kingdom
+44 1-2548-84171
www.metflex.co.uk
Metline Industries
70, Santsena Maharaj Marg Ground
Floor, Office No. 4
Mumbai 400004 India
www.metline-pipefittings.in
Metrix Matrix Inc.
36 Henderson Ave.
Greenville, SC 29605
888/865-0065
www.metrixmatrix.com
dford@metrixmatrix.com
Michael Baker Jr. Inc.
Airside Business Park, 100
Airside Dr.
Moon Township, PA 15108
412/269-6300
www.mbakercorp.com
cmayernik@mbakercorp.com
Michell Instruments
319 Newburyport Turnpike,
Suite 207
Rowley, MA 01969
978/484-0005
www.michell.com
Michels Corp.
817 W. Main St., PO Box 128
Brownsville, WI 53006
920/583-3132
www.michels.us
mtrapp@michels.us
See ad on page 28
Micon Inc.
1820 E. Ray Rd. Suite A209
Chandler, AZ 85225
480/656-8393
www.miconinc.com
jheil@miconinc.com
Microbac Laboratories Inc.,
Hauser Division
4750 Nautilus Ct. South, Unita
Boulder, CO 80301
720/587-7880
www.microbac.com
bryan.hauger@microbac.com
Miller Consulting
Services
2540 King Arthur Blvd. Suite 219B
Lewisville, TX 75056
972/580-0812
www.mcs.biz
amiller@mcs.biz
Missouri Energy Development
Association
326 E. Capitol
Jefferson City, MO 65101-0000
573/634-8678
www.missourienergy.org
trey@missourienergy.org
Micrometrix Corp.
4730 Coppedge Trail
Duluth, GA 30096-2970
770/271-1330
www.micrometrix.com
Miller Electric
Manufacturing Co.
3005 Georgetown Place
Menasha, WI 54952
440/225-6044
www.hobartbrothers.com
andy.mulroy@hobartbrothers.com
Mi Swaco
5950 N. Course Dr.
Houston, TX 77072
713/739-0222
www.miswaco.slb.com
Micro Motion
7070 Winchester Circle
Boulder, CO 80301
303/530-8414
www.micromotion.com
Microsoft
743 Georgetown Dr.
Nashville, TN 37205
888/237-8376
www.microsoft.com
jon.arnold@microsoft.com
Microwave Utilities Inc.
9127 State Hwy. 25 NE #1000
763/258-6330
sendkirkmail@gmail.com
20007 County Rd. 2, PO Box 344
Lancaster, ON K0C 1N0 Canada
613/933-5666
www.mrrus.com
Shagen@mrrus.com
Milbar-Hydro Test Inc.
PO Box 7701
Shreveport, LA 71137
318/227-8210
www.milbarhydro-test.com
Miller & Chevalier, Chartered
202/626-5800
www.millerchevalier.com
azakupowsky@milchev.com
Miller Bros. Construction
1613 S. Defiance St
Archbold, OH 43502
419/445.1015
www.mbcholdings.com
ssieracke@mbcholdings.com
Miller Environmental Group
287 Maspeth Ave.
Brooklyn, NY 11211
718/963-5421
www.millerenv.com
Miller Pipeline
8850 Crawfordsville Rd., PO Box
34141
317/293-0278
www.millerpipeline.com
See ad on page 22
Milton Roy LLC
201 Ivyland Rd.
Ivyland, PA 18974
215/441-0800
www.yzsystems.com
Mincom Inc.
6455 S. Yosemite St. Suite 800
303/446-9000
www.mincom.com
Minnich
Manufacturing
1444 State Rt. 42
Mansfield, OH 44903-9509
419/903-0010
www.minnich-mfg.com
tjurjevic@minnich-mfg.com
Miratech Corp.
420 S. 145th East Ave.,
Mail Drop A
Tulsa, OK 74108-1305
918/622-7077
www.miratechcorp.com
dlambert@miratechcorp.com
Mitem Corp.
640 Menlo Ave.
Menlo Park, CA 94025
650/323-1500
www.mitem.com
Mitsubishi
500 Corporate Woods Pkwy.
Vernon Hills, IL 60061
847/478-2100
www.mitsubishi-motors.com
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd.
1001 19th St. North
703/908-8040
www.mhi.co.jp
Mitsui & Co., Commodity Risk
Management Ltd.
200 Park Ave., 31st Floor
New York, NY 10166
646/445-1900
www.mcrm.com
hartley.connett@mitenergy.com
Mitsul Engineering & Shipbuilding
Co. Ltd.
3-16, Nihonbashi 1-Chome
Chuo-Ku 103-0027 Japan
+81 35-2023-147
www.mes.co.jp
MJ Friedl
2900 Love Point Rd.
Stevensville, MD 21666
410/604-1079
www.mjfriedl.com
kristie@mjfriedl.com
MJ Harden
5700 Broadmoor Suite 800
Mission, KS 66202
913/981-9600
www.mjharden.com
mjharden@geoeye.com
Mokveld USA Inc.
16300 Katy Freeway #210
Houston, TX 77094
281/599-3777
www.mokveld.com
Motorola Inc.
600 N. US Hwy. 45
Libertyville, IL 60048
847/576-5000
www.motorola.com/business
Moneygram International
1550 Utica Ave. South
St. Louis Park, MN 55416
800/328-5678
www.moneygram.com
Motorola Solutions Inc.
1301 E. Algonquin Rd.
Schaumburg, IL 60196
847/576-6010
www.motorola.com
84A Johnson Ave.
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201/525-1043
www.montaukservices.net
Mr. John Dial
4209 Buck Creek Ct.
North Charleston, SC 29420-0000
843/767-9001
www.monticelloconsulting.com
bruce@monticelloconsulting.com
Moody’s
99 Church St.
New York, NY 10007
212/553-1977
www.moodys.com
Mooney Controls-Dresser Inc.
40 W. Gregson
801/487-2225
www.mooneycontrols.com
Morgan Stanley
1585 Broadway, 32nd Floor
New York, NY 10036-8200
212/761-4711
www.morganstanley.com
jeffrey.holzschuh@morganstanley.
com
Morningstar Communications
10707 Barkley
Overland Park, KS 66211-1152
913/851-8700
www.morningstarmedia.com
Mosaic
555 S. Renton Village Place
Suite 280
Renton, WA 98057
425/254-1724
www.themosaiccompany.com
donw@themosaiccompany.com
PO Drawer 190
Clarksburg, WV 26302
304/624-9700
www.msesproducts.com
j.rine@msesinc.com
MT Deason Co. Inc.
2820 Commerce Blvd., PO Box
101807
205/956-2266
www.mtdeason.com
nan@mtdeason.com
MTU
Tognum America Inc., 13400 Outer
Dr. West
Detroit, MI 48239
313/592-5708
www.mtu-online.com
regionalcenter3@tognum.com
Mueller Co.
633 Chestnut St. Suite 1200
800/798-3131
www.muellergas.com
Mueller Environmental Designs Inc.
7607 Wright Rd.
713/465-0995
www.muellerenvironmental.com
d.abbott@muellerenvironmental.
com
Mueller Industries
8285 Tournament Dr. Suite 150
Memphis, TN 38125
901/753-3200
www.muellerindustries.com
tcole@muellerindustries.com
Mueller Water Products
1200 Abernathy Rd. Suite 1200
Atlanta, GA 30328
770/206-4200
www.muellerwaterproducts.com
bleggett@muellerwp.com
Mulcare Pipeline
Solutions
9 Mars Ct.
Boonton, NJ 07005
973/335-4800
www.mulcare.com
Mullen Advertising
40 24th St., Lane Bldg.
412/402-0200
www.mullen.com
Municipal Gas Authority of Georgia
104 Townpark Dr.
Kennesaw, GA 30144-5556
770/590-1000
www.gas-authority.com
acorbin@gas-authority.com
Munters Corp.
16900 Jordan Rd.
Selma, TX 78154
210/296-8609
www.munters.us
pat.zeller@munters.com
Mustang
Sampling/
Valtronics
PO Box 490
Ravenswood, WV 26164
304/273-5356
www.mustangsampling.com
thompsonk@valtronicsinc.com
N
N-Spec Pipeline Cleaning Services
PO Box 81577
Lafayette, LA 70508
337/261-0796
www.n-spec.com
tjdupuis@brenntag.com
Naeve & Assoc. Inc.
1315 N. Sunnyslope Dr., Unit 204
Racine, WI 53406-3474
262/884-0977
klnaeve@aol.com
3 N.E. 21st St., PO Box 427
Washington, IN 47501
www.nascoinc.com
Natural Energy Utility Corp.
2560 Hoods Creek Pike
Ashland, KY 41102
606/324-3920
NatGasWeather
226 W. Arroyo St.
Reno, NV 89509
888/724-9915
www.natgasweather.com
Navigant
Chicago, IL 60606
202/973-2400
www.navigant.com/energy
rsmead@navigant.com
National Association of
Pipe Coating Applicators
Amsouth Bank Bldg., 333 Texas
St. Suite 7
Shreveport, LA 71101-3673
713/276-5306
www.napca.com
National Customer Service
Association
1714 Pfitzer Rd.
Normal, IL 61761
866/315-6272
www.nationalcsa.com
diane.crutcher@nationalcsa.com
National NGV Fleet Summit
Santa Monica, CA 90405
888/993-0302
www.ngvsummit.com
National Propane Gas Association
1899 L St. NW Suite 350
202/466-7200
www.npga.org
pferrell@npga.org
2491 Paxton St.
Harrisburg, PA 17111
800/360-9953
www.nragroup.com
ksummerlot@nationalrecovery.com
PO Box 685
231/941-0215
natvac.com
kime@natvac.com
2002 Summit Blvd. Suite 600
Atlanta, GA 30319
904/591-9923
www.ncirm.com
dalbers@ncirm.com
Navigant Consulting Inc.
909 Fannin Suite 1900
713/646-5029
www.navigantconsulting.com
rsmead@navigantconsulting.com
6535 N. State Hwy. 161
Irving, TX 75039
214/262-2000
www.necam.com
junya.shiraishi@necam.com
NEC Display Solutions
4-13-23 Shibaura Tokyo 1080023 Japan
63-04-6730-00
www.necam.com
julia.sullivan@necsam.com
Neilsoft Ltd.
6830 N. Haggerty Rd.
Canton, MI 48187
734/459 1100
www.neilsoft.com
Naylor LLC
5950 N.W. 1st Place
Gainesville, FL 32607
800/369-6220
www.naylor.com
Nelson Technologies
9701 Valley View Rd.
Eden Prarie, MN 55344
952/835-1895
507 Prudential Rd.
Horsham, PA 19044
215/441-3596
www.ncogroup.com
dalia.lucas@ncogroup.com
Neptco
30 Hamlet St.
Pawtucket, RI 02861
800/354-5445
www.neptco.com
sdumas@neptco.com
NCP
PO Box 93941
Cleveland, OH 44101
216/832-7027
www.ncpcarbon.com
jim@ncpcarbon.com
Neptune Research
Inc.
3875 Fiscal Ct. Suite 100
Riviera Beach, FL 33404
561/683-6992
www.neptuneresearch.com
tbomia@neptuneresearch.com
NCP Solutions
5200 E. Lake Blvd.
205/849-5200
www.ncpsolutions.com
NDT Global LLC
15500 International Plaza Dr.
Houston, TX 77032
713/799-5400
www.ndt-global.com
711 S. Creek Rd.
West Chester, PA 19382-8013
610/793-1700
www.ndtint.com
1600 Alabama Hwy. 229
Tallassee, AL 36078
334/283-7246
www.neptunetg.com
dcausey@neptunetg.com
Netherlocks Safety Systems
1214 Post Oak Rd.
Houston, TX 77055
713/681-1792
www.netherlocks.com
81
Network
Infrastructure Inc.
94 Taft Ave.
Hempstead, NY 11550
516/385-3030
www.networkinfrastructure.biz
pclarke@networkinfrastructure.biz
Neuanalytics
6900 W. 80th St. #202
Overland Park, KS 66204
913/825-0000
www.neuanalytics.com
ryan.neuweg@neuanalytics.com
Constructors Inc.
143 Spring St.
Everett, MA 02149
617/389-5500
www.neuco-inc.com
New Century
Software Inc.
Houston, TX 77077
281/378-8012
www.newcenturysoftware.com
todd.porter@newcenturysoftware.
com
9 Oxford Rd.
Bangor, ME 04401-5721
207/942-1400
www.newenglandcontrols.com
tom.ramundo@newenglandcontrols.com
New Mexico Oil & Gas Association
PO Box 1864
Santa Fe, NM 87504-0000
505/982-2568
www.nmoga.org
marieg@nmoga.org
Newpark Mats & Integrated
Services
207 Town Center Pkwy., 1st Floor
Lafayette, LA 70506
337/981-5058
www.newparkmats.com
New York Power Authority
123 Main St., 11B
White Plains, NY 10601-3104
914/287-3881
www.nypa.gov
james.ondishin@nypa.gov
Nexant Inc.
101 2nd St. Suite 1000
415/369-1000
www.excelergy.com
marc.bane@excelergy.com
Nexidia
3565 Piedmont Rd. NE, Building 2
Suite 400
Atlanta, GA 30305
404/495-7260
www.nexidia.com
bhouse@nexidia.com
Nextteq LLC
8406 Benjamin Rd. Suite J
Tampa, FL 33634
813/249-5888
www.nextteq.com
ryan_d1@nextteq.com
nFusion Group LLC
5000 Plaza on the Lake
Austin, TX 78746-1069
512/716-7000
www.nfusion.com
lmurray@nfusion.com
NGAdvantage LLC
PO Box 817
Milton, VT 05468
www.ngadvantage.com
NGVAmerica
400 N. Capitol St. NW Suite 450
301/829-2520
www.ngvamerica.org
syborra@ngvamerica.org
NGV Global
PO Box 128446
Remuera, Auckland, New Zealand
+64 9 523 3567
www.ngvglobal.com
Newton Associates
527 Plymouth Rd. Suite 411
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
610/964-9300
www.newtonassociates.com
82
Niagara
Conservation
45 Horsehill Rd. Suite 106
Cedar Knolls, NJ 07927-0000
973/829-0800
www.niagaraconservation.com/
professionals/energy_utility
carlw@niagaraconservation.com
Nibco Inc.
1516 Middlebury St.
Elkhart, IN 46516
574/295-3000
www.nibco.com
boyers@nibco.com
Nicholson Kovac
600 Broadway
816/842-8881
www.nicholsonkovac.com
njohnson@nicholsonkovac.com
Nicopress Products (National
Telephone Supply Co.)
5100 Superior Ave.
Cleveland, OH 44103
216/361-0221
www.nicopress.com
dwate@nicopress.com
Materials Co. Ltd.
Dongxi, Xinqiao, Xiangshan
315725 Ningbo, China
416/817-7162
www.yuxi-america.com
josephluk@yuxi-america.com
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai
4-7 Kioi-Cho
Chiyoda-Ku 102-8567 Japan
81-33-2301-201
www.nkkk.jp
gad@classnk.or.jp
NiSC
PO Box 76900
Saint Peters, MO 63376-0092
866/999-6472
www.nisc.cc
jeanne.davis@nisc.cc
Noble Energy Inc.
100 Glenborough Dr. Suite 100
281/872-3100
www.nobleenergyinc.com
Noise Consulting Group Inc.
8875 Hidden River Pkwy., Lakeview
Bldg. Suite 300
Tampa, FL 33637
813/975-7425
www.noisetcd.com
Normac
PO Box 588
Geneva, IL 60134
630/232-8111
www.nortonmcmurray.com
See ad on page 36
North American
Society for
Trenchless
Technology
14500 Lorain Ave. #110063
Cleveland, OH 44111
216/570-8711
www.nastt.org
mmargosian@nastt.org
Northbridge Group Inc.
319 Littleton Rd. Suite 208
Westford, MA 01886-4100
978/392-9665
www.nbgroup.com
tlc@nbgroup.com
North Coast Seal
5163 W. 137th St.
Brook Park, OH 44142
216/898-5000
www.northcoastseal.com
tom@northcoastseal.com
3 Enterprise Ave.
Clifton Park, NY 12065
518/664-6600
www.northeastcontrols.com
todd.rice@northeastcontrols.com
Northern Indiana Public Service Co.
801 E. 86th Ave.
Merrillville, IN 46410
800/464-7726
www.nipsco.com
Northstar
Industries
126 Merrimack St.
Methuen, MA 01844
978/975-5500 EXT 101
www.northstarind.com
tquine@northstarind.com
Northwestern Energy
40 E. Broadway
Butte, MT 59701-0000
406/497-2285
www.northwesternenergy.com
marc.mullowney@northwestern.
com
NPL Construction
Co.
2355 W. Utopia Rd.
Phoenix, AZ 85027
623/582-1235
www.gonpl.com
jkane@gonpl.com
Northwest Gas Association
1914 Willamette Falls Dr.
Suite 255
West Linn, OR 97068
503/344-6637
www.nwga.org
dkirschner@nwga.org
NSF International
789 N. Dixboro Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48105-9723
734/769-8010
www.nsf.org
kashefi@nsf.org
Nova-Link Ltd.
6685 Century Ave.
Mississauga, ON L5N 7K2 Canada
www.nlnovalink.com
paul@nlpcf.com
Nova Chemicals Corp.
Nova Chemicals Technical Centre
3620 32 St. NE
Calgary, AB T1Y 6G7 Canada
403/735-3375
www.novachem.com
douglasl@novachem.com
Novaflex Group
20 E. Pearce St.
Richmond Hill, ON L4B 1B7
Canada
905/731-9411
www.novaflex.com
608 S. Washington St. Suite 320
Lansing, MI 48933
517/702-2970
www.nthconsultants.com
cbrown@nthconsultants.com
NTI Global
PO Box 189
Amsterdam, NY 12010
800/947-7767
www.ntiglobal.com
sarek@ntiglobal.com
1 Wayside Rd.
Burlington, MA 01803
781/565-5000
www.nuance.com
alex.monolo@nuance.com
1024 Industrial Dr.
West Berlin, NJ 08091
856/768-2275
www.novaflex.com
Nupi Americas Inc.
1511 Superior Way
Houston, TX 77039
281/590-4471
www.nupiamericas.com
bwheeler@nupiamericas.com
Novara Geosolutions
91 Longwater Circle
Norwell, MA 02061
909/362-2585
www.novarageo.com
rbrook@novarageo.com
Nysearch/Northeast Gas Association
20 Waterview Blvd., 4th Floor
Parsippany, NJ 07054
973/265-1900
www.northeastgas.org
dmerte@northeastgas.org
Novaspect/Emerson
N992 Quality Dr. Suite A
Greeville, WI 54942
www.novaspect.com
jwolendowski@novaspect.com
O
OAO Gazprom
16 Nametkina
Moscow B-420, 117884 Russia
+7 495-719-30-01
www.gazprom.com
Odor-Tech LLC
7591 Esler Field Rd.
Pineville, LA 71360
610/205-7991
www.odor-tech.com
olivier.griperay@arkema.com
Odoreyes Technologies Inc.
13839 W. Bellfort
281/491-3409
www.odoreyes.com
kwelker@odoreyes.com
Office Depot
6600 N. Military Trail
Boca Raton, FL 33496
561/438-4800
www.officedepot.com
Ogen Creative Services
301 Commerce Dr., PO Box 589
Moorestown, NJ 08057
856/222-1993
www.ogencreative.com
Ogilvy & Mather
309 W. 49th St.
New York, NY 10019-7316
212/237-4000
www.ogilvy.com
michael.eibner@ogilvy.com
Oil & Gas Journal
Houston, TX 77027
713/621-9720
www.ogj.com
jimk@pennwell.com
PO Box 55641
Houston, TX 77255
713/263-9740
www.ogme.net
Oil Casualty Insurance Ltd.
PO Box HN 1751
Hamilton HMGX Bermuda
441/278-1144
www.omsl.bm
margaret.jones@omsl.bm
Oilfield Manufacturers
Warehouse Inc.
115 Patton Rd.
Great Bend, KS 67530
620/792-4388
www.timmillersales.com
omwinc@opiwireless.com
Oil Price
Information Service
9737 Washingtonian Blvd.
Suite 200
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
301/287-2434
www.opisnet.com
rrischard@opisnet.com
Oilpro
530 Cleveland Cres. SE
Calgary, AB T2G 4A9 Canada
403/215-3373
www.oilpro.ab.ca
billf@oilpro.ab.ca
Olameter
300 Industrial Pkwy. South
Aurora, ON L4G3T9 Canada
800/903-7003
www.olameter.com
srawlings@olameter.com
Oldcastle Precast Inc.
9333 N. Meridian St. Suite 108
317/569-9949
www.oldcastleprecast.com
steve.kingsland@oldcastleprecast.
com
2292 N. Medina Line Rd.
Akron, OH 44333-1044
330/659-0387
www.oleksa.com
poleksa@oleksa.com
Oleumtech Corp.
23 Hubble,
Irvine, CA 92618
949/305-9009
www.oleumtech.com
Oliver Wyman
200 Clarendon St., 12th Floor
Boston, MA 02116-5026
617/424-3414
www.oliverwyman.com
david.hoffman@oliverwyman.com
Oman LNG
PO Box 560
116 Muscat, Oman
+968 24609999
www.omanlng.com
Omark Consultants
PO Box 1086
Boylston, MA 01505
508/393-0053
www.gassurveys.com
mwcoutu@juno.com
Om Consulting Group LLC
3260 Lansmere Rd.
Shaker Heights, OH 44122
216/374-3780
www.omgroupllc.com
sbhatia@omgroupLLC.com
Omega Engineering Inc.
1 Omega Dr.
Stamford, CT 06907
203/359-1660
www.omegaeng.com
Omni Flow
Computers Inc.
12320 Cardinal Meadow Dr.
Suite 180
281/240-6161
www.omniflow.com
Online Collections Services
PO Box 1489
Winterville, NC 28590
252/754-1605
www.onlinecollections.com
michael@onlineis.com
650 College Rd. East
Princeton, NJ 08540
866/606-3000
www.orcc.com
atierney@orcc.com
Onset Computers
470 MacArthur Blvd.
Bourne, MA 02532
508/743-3100
www.onsetcomp.com
evan@onsetcomp.com
Ontario Energy Association
45 Sheppard Ave. East Suite 409
Toronto, ON M2N 5W9 Canada
416/961-2339
www.energyontario.ca
eherzig@energyontario.ca
Ontario Systems
1150 W. Kilgore Ave.
Muncie, IN 47305-1588
765/751-7000
www.ontariosystems.com
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Open Systems International Inc.
3600 Holly Ln. North Suite 40
763/551-0559
www.osii.com
Oreco A/S
Lejrvej 25
DK-3500 Vaerloese, Denmark
+45 4332-0200
www.oreco.com
Industrial Area, PO Box 462
20101 Karmiel, Israel
+972 49953961
www.opgal.com
1 N. Lexington Ave. Suite 504
White Plains, NY 10601
914/253-5500
www.ogeac.com
Opower
1515 N. Courthouse Rd., 8th Floor
Arlington, VA 22201
571/483-3015
www.opower.com
hillery.brown@opower.com
OSG Billing Services
100 W. Forest Ave.
Englewood, NJ 07631
201/871-1100
www.osgbilling.com
alex.s@osgbilling.com
OpSolve LLC
12 Federal St. Suite 507
Pittsburg, PA 15212
770/294-6677
www.opsolve.com
jstevenson@opsolve.com
Osisoft
777 Davis St.
San Leandro, CA 94577
510/297-5800
www.osisoft.com
bdugger@osisoft.com
Pacific Economics Group Research
LLC
22 E. Mifflin St. Suite 302
Madison, WI 53703
608/257-1522
www.pacificeconomicsgroup.com
mmakos@pacificeconomicsgroup.
com
Optek-Danulat Inc.
N118 W18748 Bunsen Dr.
Germantown, WI 53022
888/864-4288
www.optek.com
petro@optek.com
980 Ellicott St.
Buffalo, NY 14209
800/877-7653
www.osmoseutilities.com
rmarquardt@osmose.com
14180 Dallas Pkwy. Suite 800
Dallas, TX 75254
503/445-5796
www.pacificinterpreters.com
richd@pacificinterpreters.com
Opvantek Inc.
28 S. State St.
Newtown, PA 18940-0000
215/968-7790
www.opvantek.com
ekobosh@opvantek.com
Otterbine Barebo Inc.
3840 Main Rd. East
Emmaus, PA 18049
610/965-6018
www.otterbine.com
PA Consulting Group
4601 N. Fairfax Dr. Suite 600
Arlington, VA 22203
571/227-9000
www.paconsulting.com
jerry.sullivan@paconsulting.com
Oracle/SPL
3 Westbrook Corp. Center,
Suite 900
Westchester, IL 60154-0000
484/452-6480
www.splwg.com
mark_fletcher@splwg.com
Oracle Utilities
500 Oracle Pkwy.
Redwood Shores, CA 94065
650/506-7000
www.oracle.com
guerry.waters@oracle.com
2326 Campbell Rd., Bldg. B
Houston, TX 77080
832/467-1420
www.cuiglobal.com
nclough@cui.com
Outlaw Padding Co.
46631 N. 11th Ave.
Phoenix, AZ 85087
623/465-5643
www.outlawpadding.net
outlawpco@aol.com
Output Technology Corp.
3808 N. Sullivan Rd., Bldg. 3
Spokane, WA 99216
509/536-0468
Output Technology Solutions
525 Broadhollow Rd.
Melville, NY 11747
800/441-7587
Ozzie’s Pipeline Padders
500–727 7th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 0Z5 Canada
403/205-7188
www.energyservicesinc.com
robert.dunstan@energyservicesinc.
com
P&S Scale
14309 Toepperwein Rd. 401
San Antonio, TX 78233
800/688-4767
www.psscale.com
mark@psscale.com
Pace Global Energy Services LLC
1415 Louisiana St.
Houston, TX 77002
703/608-5554
www.paceglobal.com
james.diemer@paceglobal.com
PA Dept. of Environmental Protection
100 New Salem Rd.
Uniontown, PA 15401
724/430-4942
www.state.pa.us
pmetro@state.pa.us
654 Watershaw Dr.
Friendsville, TN 37737
865/995-1156
www.plasticspipe.com
gpalermo@plasticspipe.com
Palomar Modular Buildings LLC
505 N. Interstate 35 East
De Soto, TX 75115
469/727-0727
www.palomarmodularbuildings.com
83
218 Hoskins Trail
Boerne, TX 78006
830/537-6009
www.pipelinesafetyconsultant.com
cesardeleon@gvtc.com
Paymentus
13024 Ballantyne Corporate Place
Suite 450
Charlotte, NC 28277
www.paymentus.com
nhaskins@paymentus.com
Pecofacet (Perry Equipment Corp.)
PO Box 640, 118 Washington Ave.
Mineral Wells, TX 76068
940/325-2575
www.pecofacet.com
ashbar@pecofacet.com
Panasonic Industrial
3 Panasonic Way 7C-7
Secaucus, NJ 07094
201/392-4574
www.us.panasonic.com
robin.sweeten@us.panasonic.com
Paynearme
100 View St. Suite 203
510/703-5621
www.paynearme.com
Penn Credit Corp.
916 S. 14th St.
717/238-7124
www.penncredit.com
rhett.donagher@penncredit.com
Paragon Software Systems Inc.
2591 Dallas Pkwy. Suite 300
Frisco, TX 75034
972/731-4308
www.paragonrouting.com
j.geary@paragonrouting.com
Parentebeard LLC
1200 Atwater Dr. Suite 225
Malvern, PA 19355
610/647-8100
www.bakertilly.com/industries
jim.nowoswiat@parentebeard.com
Pennoni
Associates Inc.
14532 Lee Rd.
Chantilly, VA 20151
703/840-4835
www.pennoni.com
jwalker@pennoni.com
PB Heat LLC
9th & Rothermel Dr.
New Berlinville, PA 19545-0447
610/845-6130
www.peerlessboilers.com
Penny Ohlmann Neiman Inc.
1605 N. Main St.
Dayton, OH 45405
937/278-0681
PCE Pacific Inc.
437 W. Parkland Dr.
Sandy, UT 84070
801/565-4723
www.pcepacific.com
ken.goodwin@pcepacific.com
People N Safety
5602 Capella Park Dr.
Spring, TX 77379
281/379-1796
www.peoplensafety.com
danny@peoplensafety.com
PCI Group Inc.
11632 Harrisburg Rd.
Fort Mill, SC 29707
631.445.6795
www.pcigroup.com
a.faldetta@pcigroup.com
Perceptive Software
22701 W. 68th Terrace
Shawnee, KS 66226
913/422-7525
www.imagenow.com
stephanie.eaton@imagenow.com
Parker Hannifin Corp.
6035 Parkland Blvd.
Cleveland, OH 44124
216/896-3000
www.parker.com
PCS
PO Box 16650
St. Louis, MO 63105
314/862-5776
www.teampcs.com
priceconsulting@msn.com
2550 Arthur Ave.
Elk Grove Village, IL 60007
847/427-3333
www.perfectionmachinery.com
Parkline Inc.
PO Box 65
Winfield, WV 25213
304/586-7214
www.parkline.com
sjarrell@parkline.com
Peabody Energy
1013 E. Boxelder Rd.
Gillette, WY 82717
307/687-3908
www.peabodyenergy.com
pr@peabodyenergy.com
Parker Finite
500 S. Glaspie St.
Oxford, MI 48371
248/628-6400
www.parker.com/finitefilter
finitefilter@parker.com
Parker Fluid Control Division
95 Edgewood Ave.
New Britain, CT 06051
860/827-2300
www.parkerfluidcontrol.com
skinnervalve@parker.com
Paymentech
4 Northeastern Blvd.
Salem, NH 03079-0000
603/896-8425
www.chasepaymentech.com
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PB Energy Storage
Services Inc.
16200 Park Row Suite 200
Houston, TX 77084
281/496-5590
www.pbworld.com
blair@pbworld.com
Pe Ben USA Inc.
13738 FM 529 Rd.
Houston, TX 77041
281/452-4204
www.pebenusa.com
albert@pebenusa.com
Performance Pipe
5085 W. Park Blvd. Suite 500
Plano, TX 75093
972/599-6624
www.performancepipe.com
racicca@cpchem.com
209 41st St.
Renton, WA 98057
425/503-8127
www.pergamusa.com
jwictor@pergamusa.com
Permabond Engineering Adhesives
14 Robinson St.
Pottstown, PA 19464
860/379-9173
www.permabond.com
PhonePRO
11350 N. Meridian
Carmel, IN 46032
317/805-5814
www.phonepro.com
Pipefuser Inc.
17 Hilltop Rd.
Kinnelon, NJ 07405
973/727-6512
www.pipefuser.com
Peroxychem
1735 Market St.
Philadelphia, TX 19103
866/860-4760
www.fmcti.com
Phymetrix Inc.
28 C Industrial Blvd.
Medford, NY 11973
631/627-3950
www.phymetrix.com
deborah@phymetrix.com
Pipeline & Gas Journal
PO Box 941669
281/558-6930
www.pgjonline.com
oklinger@oildom.com
Pi-Piper
1420 Locust St., Apt 34L
215/499-2220
www.pi-piper.com
21175 Tomball Pkwy. #370
Houston, TX 77070
281/379-1130
www.pipelineaccident
prevention.com
floyd@papsoq.com
PES Group
68 Jay St. Suite 516
Brooklyn, NY 11201
718/596-6113
www.projectenergysavers.com
cspaulding@projectenergysavers.
com
Petrochem Inspection Services
1475 E. Sam Houston Pkwy. South
Suite 100
Pasadena, TX 77503
281/884-5100
www.petrochemintl.com
PGI International
16101 Vallen Dr.
Houston, TX 77041
713/466-0056
www.pgiint.com
Phelps
901 Wilshire Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90401
310/752-4400
www.thephelpsgroup.com
Phillips & Cohen Associates Ltd.
1002 Justison St.
Wilmington, DE 19801
800/558-9533
www.phillips-cohen.com
mkipper@phillips-cohen.com
Phillips & Jordan Inc.
8940 Gall Blvd
Zephyr Hills, FL 33541
813/783-1132
www.pandj.com
aaron@pandj.com
Phillips Lytle LLP
1 Canalside, 125 Main St.
Buffalo, NY 14203
716/847-7095
www.phillipslytle.com
jschmidt@phillipslytle.com
Picarro Inc.
3105 Patrick Henry Dr.
408/506-6000
www.picarro.com
tclark@picarro.com
PI Confluence Inc.
18727 Racquet Ridge Rd.
Humble, TX 77346
713/520-5050
www.piconfluence.com
gwhite@piconfluence.com
Pictometry International
3700 Monte Villa Pkwy. Suite 200
Bothell, WA 98021
585/444-2576
www.pictometry.com
emily.galka@eagleview.com
Pierpont Communications
9606 N. Mopac Suite 850
Austin, TX 78759
512/448-4950
www.piercom.com
Pietro Fiorentini S.p.a.
Via Enrico Fermi, 8/10
36057 Arcugnano (VI), Italy
+39 0444-968-511
www.fiorentini.com
Pigging Products & Services Assoc.
PO Box 2
Stroud GL6 8YB
+44 1473-635863
www.ppsa-online.com
23802 FM 2978 Suite C1
Tomball, TX 77375
281/351-2749
www.pigsunlimited.com
Pipeline
Equipment Inc.
8403 S. 89th W. Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74131
918/688-2324
www.pipelinequipment.com
jack@pipelineequipment.com
Pipeline Equipment
Resource Co.
9 Mars Ct., Unit C-4A
Boonton Township, NJ 07005
888/232-7372
www.pipelineresources.us.com
svigil@pipelineresources.us.com
Pipeline Equities
Houston, TX 77027
713/623-0690
www.pipelineequities.com
davidhowell@pipelineequities.com
Pipeline Inspection Co. Inc.
1919 Antoine, PO Box 55648
Houston, TX 77055
713/681-5837
www.picltd.com
jgraham@picltd.com
Pipeline Machinery
13333 Northwest Freeway
Suite 500
Houston, TX 77040
713/939-0007
www.plmcat.com
Company/Premier Contract
510 O’Neal Ln.
877/422-5625
www.pipelinemats.biz
pbonorden@pipelinemats.biz
Pipetech Inc.
3909 S. Elwood Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74107
918/447-0200
www.pipetech.net/pipelineconstruction-equipment.asp
pat@catpipeline.com
Platts
1800 Larimer Suite 2000
Denver, CO 80202
212/904-3070
www.platts.com/commodity/
natural-gas
Polypipe, Pressure Pipe by Dura-Line
2406 N. I-35
Gainesville, TX 76241
888/433-5586
www.duraline.com
glenn.botsford@duraline.com
Polyvalve LLC
4855 Broadmoor Ave. SE
Kentwood, MI 49512
616/656-2260
www.polyvaleusa.com
rsmith@andronaco.com
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Plauché Maselli
Parkerson
701 Poydras St. Suite 3800
New Orleans, LA 70139
504/582-1142
www.pmpllp.com
bparkerson@pmpllp.com
PO Box 692005
Houston, TX 77269
281/351-6688
www.pipepigs.com
shannonkerr@pipepigs.com
300 International Dr. Suite 100
Williamsville, NY 14221
416/510-8588
www.pipetelone.com
Pipeline
Plastics LLC
PO Box 1988 1453 FM 2264
Decatur, TX 76234
940/765-9645
www.pipe.us
sboros@pipe.us
Pipeway International Inc.
23802 Fm 2978 Suite D1
Tomball, TX 77375
281/357-4848
www.pipeway.com
allen@pipeway.com
PLCS Inc.
102 Gaither Dr. Unit 1
Mount Laurel, NJ 08054
856/722-1333
www.plcsusa.com
jtete@plcsusa.com
Pipeline Safety
444 Cedar St.
Saint Paul, MN 55101
www.phmsa.dot.gov
Pipe Wrap LLC
1701 Bingle Rd. Suite 4
Houston, TX 77055
713/365-0881
www.piperepair.net
Plidco, The Pipe Line
Development Co.
870 Canterbury
Westlake, OH 44145
440/871-5700
www.plidco.com
Pipelines International
PO Box 21
Beaconsfield, Bucks HP9 1NS
United Kingdom
+61 3 9248-5100
www.pipelinesinternational.com
query@pipelinesinternational.com
Pitney Bowes Management Services
40 Kings Gap Rd.
Carlisle, PA 17013
203/356-5000
www.pb.com
tenisha.ramsay@pb.com
7 Compound Dr.
Hutchinson, KS 67502
620/669-8800
www.pipelinetesting.com
justin@pipelinetesting.com
Pivotal Home
Solutions
1751 W. Diehl Rd. Suite 200
Naperville, IL 60563-4843
630/718-2700
www.aglresources.com
lpishev@aglresources.com
1200 Westheimer Suite 900
Houston, TX 77042
314/308-0011
www.pipesak.com
rseils@pipesak.com
Pipe Supports
West Stone, Berry Hill Industrial
Estate
Droitwich WR9 9AS UK
+44 1905-795500
www.pipesupports.com
Planalytics Inc.
920 Cassatt Rd. Suite 300
Berwyn, PA 19312
610/640-9485
www.planalytics.com
dfrieberg@planalytics.com
Plastipanel
7970 Nelson Rd.
Lake Charles, LA 70605
337/405-8090
www.plastipanel.com
Platipus Anchors Ltd.
1601 Pineview Dr.
Raleigh, NC 27606
866/752-8478
www.platipus-anchors.com
Plug Power
968 Albany Shaker Rd.
Latham, NY 12110
518/782-7700
www.plugpower.com
rick_cutright@plugpower.com
Polaris Marketing Research Inc.
1455 Lincoln Pkwy. Suite 320
Atlanta, GA 30346
866/217-7014
www.polarismr.com
Polygon
Bldg. F
North Andover, MA 01845
978/241-1100
www.munters.com/en/global
jmcilrath@munters.com
Polyguard
PO Box 755
Ennis, TX 75120 Texas
281.580.5700
www.polyguardproducts.com/
corrosion_coatings
chic@polyguardproducts.com
10701 Airport Dr.
Hayden Lake, ID 83835
208/772-8515
www.protectiongroup.com
stacie.joiner@protectiongroup.com
Pond & Co.
3500 Parkway Ln. Suite 600
Norcross, GA 30092
404/748-4790
www.pondco.com
harpera@pondco.com
Portfolio Recovery Associates Inc.
120 Corporate Blvd.
Norfolk, VA 23502
804/364-0195
www.portfoliorecovery.com
Portland Energy Conservation Inc.
100 SW Main St. Suite 1600
Portland, OR 97204
503/248-4636
www.peci.org
mobrien@peci.org
Posillico Civil Inc.
1750 New Hwy.
Farmingdale, NY 11735
631/390-5773
www.posillicoinc.com
gklidas@posillicoinc.com
Post & Schell PC
17 N. 2nd St., 12th Floor
717/731-1970
www.postschell.com
mgang@postschell.com
1421 S. Sheridan Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74112
918/835-3161
www.power-gen.com
cassiec@pennwell.com
Power Associates International
13117 Greenriver Dr.
Houston, TX 77044
281/458-7020
www.powerassociates.com
Powerplan Inc.
300 Galleria Pkwy. Suite 2100
Atlanta, GA 30339
678/223-2800
www.powerplan.com
PO Box 2014
Wichita Falls, TX 76307
800/800-0932
www.powerseal.com
PPL Solutions
2 N. 9th St., Gen. PL 2
Allentown, PA 18101
610/774-4443
www.pplsolutions.com
cshackleton@pplweb.com
Praxair Surface Tech. Inc.
8501 Old Statesville Rd.
Charlotte, NC 28269
704/921-5415
www.praxair.com
Precision Drilling
4200, Petro-Canada Centre, 150
6th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 3Y7 Canada
403/716-4500
www.precisiondrilling.com
Precision Flow Inc.
PO Box 7137
Odessa, TX 79760
432/381-5131
www.precisionflowinc.com
tomt@precisionflowinc.com
Precision Gas Well Testing
545 E. John Carpenter Freeway
Suite 300-23
Irving, TX 75062
972/719-9085
Precision Pipeline Equipment
253 Walnut St.
Houston, PA 15342
724/746-5427
www.precisionpipeline.com
ppemonaca@aol.com
Precision Pipeline
Solutions LLC
617 Little Britain Rd. Suite 200
New Windsor, NY 12553
845/566-8334
www.precisionpipelinesolutions.com
jselander@precisionpipeline
solutions.com
Precisive
5 Constitution Way
Woburn, MA 01801
781/935-0600
www.precisive-instruments.com
dsword@precisive-instruments.com
Preco Engineering Inc.
607 N. 108th Ct.
Omaha, NE 68154-1761
402/493-3337
www.precoomaha.com
Predictive Metrics Inc.
106 Apple St. Suite 303
Tinton Falls, NJ 07724
732/530-9303
www.predictivemetrics.com
Premier Utility
Services LLC
100 Marcus Blvd. Suite 3
Hauppauge, NY 11788
800/262-8600
www.usicLLC.com
eheaney@premiersvc.com
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
4775 Sutter Gate Ave.
Pleasanton, CA 94566
312/298-2000
www.pwc.com
jeannette.c.leong@us.pwc.com
Primesouth Inc.
111 Research Dr., Carolina Research
Park
Columbia, SC 29203
803/354-4200
www.primesouth.biz
590 Circle Dr.
Casper, WY 82601
307/237-2730
www.pro-kote.com
prokote@pro-kote.com
Pro-Line Safety
Products Co.
1099 Atlantic Dr., Unit 1
West Chicago, IL 60185
800/554-3424
www.prolinesafety.com
bryan@prolinesafety.com
12464 Mccann Dr.
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
562/906-2070
www.promarksupply.com
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Pro-Tec Equipment
PO Box 130
Charlotte, MI 48813
517/541-0303
www.pro-tecequipment.com
ron@pro-tecequipment.com
Proact Services
Corp.
1140 Conrad Industrial Dr.
Ludington, MI 49431
231/690-5841
www.proact-usa.com
john.britton@proact-usa.com
Proconex Inc.
103 Enterprise Dr.
Royersford, PA 19468-1281
610/495-1835
www.proconexdirect.com
collin.bozzarello@proconexdirect.
com
Procore Solutions
1260 Cobb Pkwy. North
Marietta, GA 30062
678/355-3550
www.procoresolutions.com
drew.brown@procoresolutions.com
Professional Recovery Consultants
Inc.
2700 Meridian Pkwy. Suite 200
Durham, NC 27713
919/489-7791
www.prorecoveryinc.com
gmiller@prorecoveryinc.com
30 Titan Rd., Unit 6
Toronto, ON M8Z 5Y2 Canada
416/477-7669
www.proflow.ca
stensonjake@gmail.com
1490 Imperial Way
West Deptford, NJ 08066
215/887-6259
www.progressivepipe.com
pdh@progressivepipe.com
Proliance Energy
111 Monument Circle Suite 2200
317/231-6800
www.proliance.com
jsurma@proliance.com
Proline Pipe Equipment Inc.
7141 67th St.
Edmonton T6B 3L7 Canada
780/465-6161
www.proline-global.com
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Promark Yardage Markers
125 N. Chestnut
Lindsborg, KS 67456-0466
785/227-9975
www.promarksolutions.com
Prometheus Energy
8511 154th Ave. NE, Bldg. L
Redmond, WA 98052
425/558-9100
www.prometheusenergy.com
Promigas
Calle 66, 67-123
Barranquilla, Colombia
+57 5-371-3333
www.promigas.com
avillalba@promigas.com
Propane Education & Research
Council
1140 Connecticut Ave. NW, S
202/452-8975
www.propanecouncil.org
Katekate.caskin@propanecouncil.
org
Pro Plus Inc.
11150 S. Wilcrest Dr. Suite 101
Houston, TX 77099
281/568-9200
www.proplusinc.com
gerald@proplusinc.com
Prosoft Technology
5201 Truxtun Ave., 3rd Floor
Bakersfield, CA 93309
661/716-5100
www.prosoft-technology.com
Protection Services
PO Box 4314
St. Charles, IL 60174
800/233-7064
www.workareaprotection.com
Prudential Capital Group
2200 Ross Ave. Suite 4200E
Dallas, TX 75201-0000
214/720-6200
www.prudentialcapitalgroup.com
brian.thomas@prudential.com
PSA Inc.
7515 County Rd. 48
Iowa Colony, IL 77583
281/431-1011
www.psa-software.com
PSC
5151 San Felipe Rd. #1600
Houston, TX 77056
713/623-8777
www2.psci.net
PSC Industrial
Outsourcing LP
3130 Crow Canyon Place Suite 120
San Ramon, CA 94583
408/499-2593
www.pscnow.com
kevin.lavery@pscnow.com
QPS Engineering
LLC
8826 Santa Fe Dr. Suite 150
Overland Park, KS 66212
913/383-2407
www.qpsepc.com
mark.anderson@qpsepc.com
PTMW Inc.
5040 N.W. US Hwy. 24
Topeka, KS 66618
785/232-7792
www.ptmw.com
Quality Innovative Systems
910 Greene 726 Rd.
Paragould, AR 72450
870/335-5939
www.qisystems.net
PTS Laboratories Inc.
4342 W. 12th St.
Houston, TX 77055
713/316-1877
www.ptslabs.com
Quanta Services/Mears/Infrasource
Houston, TX 77056
713/457-7656
www.quantaservices.com
adlugosz@quantaservices.com
PTT Public Co. Ltd.
555 Vibhavadi Rangsit Rd.
Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900
Thailand
+66 2537-2000
www.pttep.com
Public Utilities Fortnightly
11410 Isaac Newton Sq. North
Suite 220
Reston, VA 20190
703/847-7725
www.pur.com
jcole@pur.com
Public Works Marketing Inc.
10920 Switzer Ave. Suite 108
Dallas, TX 75238-5303
214/340-4226
www.publicworksmarketing.com
publicworks12@sbcglobal.net
Puffer Sweiven LP
PO Box 2000
Stafford, TX 77497
281/240-2000
www.puffer.com
Q
Q.B. Johnson Manufacturing Inc.
9000 S. Sunnylane Rd.
www.qbjohnson.com
Quingdao Volterra
No. 16 Xianyou Rd.
Shinan District
Qingdao City, China
+86 4006 410 616
Quarter Turn Resources Inc.
3505 W. North Ave.
Ponca City, OK 74601
866/765-0183
www.qtrinc.biz
Quest Fore Inc.
2100 Wharton St.
412/381-6670
www.questfore.com
Quest Integrity Group LLC
1012 Central Ave. South
Kent, WA 98032
253/872-9500
www.questintegrity.com
Questline
2025 Riverside Dr
Columbus, OH 43221
614/545-6156
www.questline.com
lsheridan@questline.com
Quintiq
201 King of Prussia Rd. Suite 500
Radnor, PA 19087
610/964-8111
www.quintiq.com
jeffrey.vail@quintiq.com
Quorum Business
Solutions Inc.
Houston, TX 77002
713/430-8601
www.qbsol.com/aga
See ad on page 33
Qwest
5918 Polar Bear Ln.
St. Paul, MN 55110-2399
651/762-8173
www.qwest.net
sharon.krize@gmail.com
Rawson Inc.
PO Box 924288, 2010 McAllister
713/684-1400
www.rawsonlp.com
R
Raytheon Co.
1100 Wilson Blvd., 20th Floor
Arlington, VA 22209
703/525-1550
www.raytheon.com
peg.albert@raytheon.com
R.A. Hoffmann Engineering, P.C.
DBA Hoffmann & Feige
3 Fallsview Ln., Croton River
Executive Park
Brewster, NY 10509
845/277-4401
www.hoffmann-feige.com
309 Jefferson Hwy. Suite A
504/837-1940
www.rcgoodwin.com
bathens@rcgoodwin.com
R.W. Lyall & Co.
Inc.
3015 S. 163rd St.
New Berlin, WI 53151
262/784-8180
tlange@rwlyall.com
See ad on page 20
Rae Systems
3775 N. First St.
San Jose, CA 95134
408/952-8200
www.raesystems.com
bdurstenfeld@raesystems.com
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77086
www.ram100intl.com
1590 Dutch Rd.
Dixon, IL 61021
815/835-5566
www.ram-vac.com
johnwichmann@sewerequipment.
com
Ransolutions
450 1st St. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 5H1 Canada
403/288-7865
www.ransolutions.ca
rick.rans@ransolutions.ca
RCP Inc.
801 Louisiana St. Suite 200
713/655-8080
www.rcp.com
wrb@rcp.com
Recoverir
8472 Adams Farm Rd.
Randleman, NC 27317
336/689-3658
www.recoverir.com
greg@recoverir.com
Red Wing Aerial Photography
8505 Mission Rd.
210/828-5366
www.redwingaerials.com
tmckee@redwingaerials.com
PO Box 1321
Erie, PA 16512-1321
814/452-3691
www.reedmfgco.com/en/products/plastic-pipe-tools
Reed Smith LLP
Reed Smith Centre, 225 5th Ave.
412/288-3804
www.reedsmith.com
kabbott@reedsmith.com
Refinery Supply
Tulsa, OK 74116
918/621-1700
www.refinerysupply.com
paula@refinerysupply.com
Regscan Inc.
800 W. 4th St.
Williamsport, PA 17701
570/323-1010, ext.1415
www.regscan.com
PO Box 280
Nordland, WA 98358
732/693-2349
www.regunf.com
regunf@gmail.com
Reid Supply Co.
2265 Black Creek Rd.
Muskegon, MI 49444
231/777-3951
www.reidsupply.com
Reliable Manufacturing Co.
4411 Carroll Southern Rd.
Carroll, OH 43112
740/756-9373
reliable9373@sbcglobal.net
Remco Supply Inc.
1815 E. Wendover Ave.
Greensboro, NC 27405-4747
336/273-3676
www.remcosupply.com
Remy Investors & Consultants Inc.
1801 Century Park East Suite 1111
Los Angeles, CA 90067-0000
310/843-0050
www.remyinvestors.com
msiegel@remyinvestors.com
Renre Energy Advisors Ltd.
21 Waterway Ave. Suite 450
832/592-0055
www.renre.com
www@renreim.com
Repsol
2001 Timberloch Place Suite 3000
281/297-1000
www.repsol.com
sieving@repsol.com
REPTEC
519 I-30 PMB 255
Rockwall, TX 75087-0000
972/771-8050
www.reptecusa.com
ron@reptecusa.com
10440 Pioneer Blvd. Suite 2
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670-8235
562/906-1101
www.resourcemanagement.com
Revenue Assurance
Borehamwood, Hertfordshire WD6
1TE United Kingdom
+44 208-207-6671
www.rasplc.co.uk
Revenue Group
4780 Hinckley Industrial Pkwy.
Cleveland, OH 44109
216/763-2100
www.revenuegroup.com
Revere Inc.
2125 Data Office Dr. Suite 100
205/967-4905
www.revereinc.com
cdejarnette@revereinc.com
Rexa
4 Manley St.
West Bridgewater, MA 02379
508/584-1199
www.rexa.com
wlueders@rexa.com
Reynolds French & Co.
12525 E. 60th St.
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/252-7545
www.r-f.com
Riechesbaird
1 Wrigley
Irvine, CA 92618-2711
949/273-6323
www.riechesbaird.com
anant@riechesbaird.com
Rig-A-Lite Azz/RAL
8500 Hansen Rd.
Houston, TX 77075
713/943-0340
www.rigalite.com
danfritch@azz.com
Rinnai Corp.
103 International Dr.
Peachtree City, GA 30269
678/829-1700
www.rinnai.us
Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers
9500 Glenlyon Pkwy.
Burnaby, BC V5J0C6 Canada
778/331-5458
www.rbauction.com
fchan@rbauction.com
RF Binder Partners
950 Third Ave., 7th Floor
New York, NY 10022
212/994-7600
www.rfbinder.com
adam.agress@rfbinder.com
Ritmo America LLC
300 Acuff Rd.
Lake Wales, FL 33859
863/679-8655
www.ritmoamerica.com
Rheem Manufacturing Co.
Atlanta, GA 30328
479/646-4311
www.rheemac.com
bill.hanesworth@rheem.com
Riverside Hydronics
990 Haltom Rd.
817/509-0111
www.riversidehydronics.com
tharper@pvi.com
Rhino Marking &
Protection Systems
10740 Lyndale Ave. South
Suite 16W
Bloomington, MN 55420
952/428-7968
www.rhinomarkers.com
cthorne@rhinomarkers.com
RJ Machine Co. Inc.
130 Northridge, PO Box 1449
Marble Falls, TX 78654
830/693-7493
www.rjmachineonline.com
chandler.schuessler@rjmachine
online.com
Rhino Process Equipment/
Ergil Group
EGS Business Park B2 Kat: 11
No: 348
34149 Bakırköy, Istanbul, Turkey
+90 212-485-4017
www.ergil.com
Ridge Tool Co.
400 Clark St.
Elyria, OH 44035
888/743-4333
www.ridgid.com
RKI Instruments
33248 Central Ave.
Union City, CA 94587
510/441-5656
www.rkimonitors.com
RMG Regel + Messtechnik GmbH
Osterholzstrasse 45
D-34123 Kassel, Germany
+49 561-5007-0
www.rmg.com
rmg@honeywell.com
RMSI North America Inc.
Empire State Building
350 5th Ave. Suite 5013
New York, NY 10118
925/314-5856
www.rmsi.com
sriram.prashanth@rmsi.com
Robbins & Myers Inc.
Suite 520
281/445-1545
www.robbinsmyers.com
Roots Meters & Instruments
www.rphdist.com
Rosedale Products Inc.
PO Box 1085
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
734/623-1129
www.rosedaleproducts.com
Rosemont Analytical
5650 Brittmoore Rd.
Houston, TX 77041
713/396-8744
4484 Hodgson
Nederland, TX 77627
409/721-9100
www.rttechnicalsolutions.com
rtompkins@rttechnicalsolutions.com
Rub Inc.
5371 12th Ave. East
Shakopee, MN 55379
952/857-1114
www.rubvalves.com
Rosen USA
14120 Interdrive East
281/926-0230
www.rosen-group.com
rlewis@rosen-group.com
RUI Credit Services
225 Broadhollow Rd.
Melville, NY 11747-0000
516/222-1200
www.ruicreditservices.com
mfitzsimmons@ruicreditservices.
com
Rockguard
510 O’Neal Ln.
800/848-4500
www.rockguard.biz
sambs@rockguard.biz
Rothfuss
Engineering Co.
10610 Iron Bridge Rd. Suite 5
Jessup, MD 20794
410/880-0127
www.recforensic.com
mswain@recforensic.com
Rummel, Klepper
& Kahl LLP
125 Floyd Smith Dr. Suite 140
Charlotte, VA 28262
410/728-2900
www.rkk.com
dwilloughby@rkk.com
Rockwell International Corp.
4311 Jamboree Rd.
Newport Beach, CA 92660-3007
810/435-1000/BAD
www.rockwell.com
Rotork Fluid System
675 Mile Crossing Blvd.
Rochester, NY 14624
585/247-2304
www.rotork.com
8225 Madrillon Estates Dr.
Vienna, VA 22182
703/917-1536
www.rcei.org
mcarsonrcei@verizon.net
Round2 Communications LLC
10866 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 900
310/481-8062
www.round2.com
adusenbery@round2.com
Rusmar Inc.
216 Garfield Ave.
610/436-4314
www.rusmarinc.com
ccampman@rusmarinc.com
Rogers Corp.
245 Woodstock Rd.
Woodstock, CT 06281
860/928-3622
www.rogerscorp.com
paolinid@rogers.com
8850 Stanford Blvd. Suite 3250
Columbia, MD 21045
610/527-0819
www.routesmart.com
scarroll@routesmart.com
Romet Ltd.
1080 Matheson Blvd. East
Mississauga, ON L4W 2V2 Canada
905/624-1591
www.rometlimited.com
romet@rometlimited.com
Rovisys Co.
16360 Park 10 Place Suite 300
Houston, TX 77084
440/241-2853
www.rovisys.com
gary.humble@rovisys.com
Rooney Rippie &
Ratnaswamy LLP
Kingsbury Center Suite 600
350 W. Hubbard St.
Chicago, IL 60654
312/447-2850
www.r3law.com
john.ratnaswamy@r3law.com
Row-Care
1015 W. Jackson St.
Muncie, IN 47305
765/468-1455
www.row-care.com
abath@thetownsendcorp.com
Rockford Map Publishers
PO Box 6126
Rockford, IL 61125
800/321-1627
www.rockfordmap.com
brocka@rockfordmap.com
Ruud Heating, Cooling &
Water Heating
Atlanta, GA 30328
770/351-3000
www.rheemac.com
bhanesworth@rheemac.com
Rycom Instruments
9351 E 59th St.
Raytown, MO 64133
816/353-2100
www.rycominstruments.com
douglas@rycominstruments.com
S
S&N Communications
3723 Three Notch Rd.
Louisa, VA 23093
434/944-1112
www.sncomm.com
cbrumfield@sncomm.com
87
S.A. Healy Company
901 N. Green Valley Pkwy.,
Suite 260
Henderson, NV 89074
702/754-6400
www.sahealy.com
info@sahealy.com
S.I.T. Controls
U.S.A. Inc.
1110 Center Park Dr. Suite F
Charlotte, NC 28217-0000
704/522-6325
www.sitgroup.it
mpignatiello@situsa.com
10031 E. 52nd St.
Tulsa, OK 74146-5714
918/627-0426
www.sunengineeringinc.com
sneff@sunengineeringinc.com
S2W Contracting LLC
136 Miramar Cir.
Weatherford, TX 76085
940/745-1421
www.s2wcontracting.com
holly@s2wcontracting.com
1141 Old County Rd.
Belmont, CA 94002
650/595-5422
www.safetyequipmentcorp.com
Sagebrush Pipeline
Equipment Co./
Circor Energy
8100 New Sapulpa Rd.
Tulsa, OK 74131
918/551-5600
www.sagepipe.com
Sag Enterprises
PO Box 1657
Cypress, TX 77410
281/257-5506
www.sagpipe.com
mstavinoha@sagpipe.com
88
Sai Global
610 Winters Ave
Paramus, NJ 07652
201/986-1131
www.i2isolutions.net
15825 N. 71st St. Suite 205
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
480/607-9400 EXT 5111
www.saint-gobain.com
jamie.s.crooker@saint-gobain.com
Saipem
Via Martiri di Cefalonia 67
20097 San Donato Milanese (MI)
+39 02-5201
www.saipem.eni.it
Sak Construction LLC
864 Hoff Rd.
O’Fallon, MO 63366
636.385.1000
www.sakcon.com
Salary.com
5 Branch St.
Methuen, MA 01844-1999
781/851-8000
www.genesyslab.com
elaine.weichsel@genesyslab.com
Samsung
1320-10, Seocho 2-Dong
Seocho-Gu
Seoul 137- 857 South Korea
+82 22-2550-114
www.samsung.com
Sanborn, Head
& Associates Inc.
Westford, MA 01886
978/577-1045
www.sanbornhead.com
jfontaine@sanbornhead.com
Sanders Morris Harris
600 Travis Suite 3100 Chase Tower
Houston, TX 77002
713/220-5151
Sagequest
31500 Bainbridge Rd. Suite 1
Solon, OH 44139
216/896-7243
www.sage-quest.com
blambrecht@sage-quest.com
San Diego Gas & Electric
PO Box 25111
Santa Ana, CA 92799-5111
800/411-7343
www.semprautilities.com
dmccarthy@semprautilities.com
Saic Energy, Environment &
Infrastructure
Sanjel Corp.
Suite 200, 505 - 2 St. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 1N8 Canada
403/269-1420
www.sanjel.com
SAP
685 Edgar Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63119
314/229-9183
www.sap.com
pam.jeffries@sap.com
Sapient
131 Dartmouth St. 3rd Floor
Boston, MA 02116
617/621-0200
www.sapient.com
rmilstead@sapient.com
Satmap
1700 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Suite 560
202/289-9898
www.trgworld.com
orlando.hampton@trgworld.com
Savant Measurement Corp.
3427 Rivers Edge Trail
Kingwood, TX 77339-2634
281/360-6594
www.savantmsmt.com
Sawyer Manufacturing Co.
1031 N. Columbia Pl.
Tulsa, OK 74110
918/834-2550
www.sawyermfg.com
Schweitzer Engineering Laboratories
Inc.
2350 N.E. Hopkins Ct.
Pullman, WA 99163-5603
509/332-1890
www.selinc.com
jackie_peer@selinc.com
Scientech Inc.
5649 Arapahoe Ave.
Boulder, CO 80303
303/444-1361
www.scientech-inc.com
Scientific Instruments Inc.
34 Chalk Hill
Watford WD19 4BX United
Kingdom
+44 1923-220499
www.scientificinstruments.com
Scottmadden Inc.
3495 Piedmont Rd., Building 10
Suite 805
Atlanta, GA 30305
404/814-0020
www.scottmadden.com
edbaker@scottmadden.com
Seagull Software/Rocket Software
3340 Peachtree Rd. NE Suite 820
404/760-1560
www.seagullsoftware.com
Schlumberger Technology Corp.
1601 Schlumberger Dr.
Moorestown, NJ 08057
281/285-8500
www.slb.com
kbrown2@pittsburgh.oilfield.
slb.com
Sealweld Corp.
11430 Brittmoore Park Dr.
Houston, TX 77041
713/466-7373
www.sealweld.com
shawn@catalystrealtime.com
Schneider Electric
49 Quarry Park Blvd. SE
Calgary, AB T2C5H9 Canada
866/338-7856
www.schneider-electric.com
stacey.larter@telvent.com
Seametrics Inc.
19026 72nd Ave. South
Kent, WA 98032
253/872-0284
www.seametrics.com
charless@seametrics.com
100 Edmond Rd.
Kearneysville, WV 25430
304/725-1050
www.schonstedt.com
Secor
17321 Groeschke Rd.
Houston, TX 77084
281/556-1661
www.secoronline.com
Schulz Group of Companies Kuhleshütte 111
47809 Krefeld, Germany
+49 2151-517-0
www.wschulz.com
zwickardt@wschulz.com
SEDC
100 Ashford Center North Suite 500
Atlanta, GA 30338
770/414-8400
www.sedata.com
troys@sedata.com
Seescan
3855 Ruffin Rd.
San Diego, CA 92123
858/244-3378
www.seescan.com
thomas.young@seescan.com
20 Waterview Ct.
Ottawa, ON K1V 0H4 Canada
416/801-7025
www.seewind.com
voulas@seewind.com
Sega Inc.
PO Box 1000 16041 Foster
Stilwell, KS 66085-1000
913/681-2881
www.segainc.com
Selectron Technologies
7405 S.W. Tech Center Dr.
Portland, OR 97223-8056
503/443-1400
www.stigov.com
Sempra Energy Trading
58 Commerce Rd.
Stamford, CT 06902
203/355-5000
www.sempra.com
Sensaphone
901 Tryens Rd.
Aston, PA 19014-1522
610/558-2700
www.sensaphone.com
Sensidyne LP
16333 Bay Vista Dr.
Clearwater, FL 33760
727/530-3602
www.sensidyne.com
jwalters@sensidyne.com
Serimax
11315 W. Little York Rd. Bldg. 3
Houston, TX 77041
832/230-2700
www.serimax.com
Serimer Dasa
8 rue Mercier
77290 Mitry-Mory, France
+33 160216700
Set Environmental
450 Sumac Rd.
Wheeling, IL 60090
847/537-9221
www.setenv.com
ncallahan@setenv.com
Severn Trent Systems
Houston, TX 77070
281/320-7100
Seyfarth Shaw
131 S. Dearborn St. Suite 2400
Chicago, IL 60603
312/460-5000
www.seyfarth.com
mlies@seyfarth.com
SGS Manufacturing
4391 Westgrove Dr.
Addison, TX 75001
800/526-0747
www.sgsmfg.com
sandyg@sgsmfg.com
1700 Swift Ave. #100
N. Kansas City, MO 64116-3821
816/985-6885
www.skw-inc.com
dstanfield@skw-inc.com
Sensit Technologies
851 Transport Dr.
Valparaiso, IN 46383-0000
219/465-2700
www.gasleaksensors.com
jscottk@gasleaksensors.com
Shaker Recruitment Advertising &
Communications
1100 Lake St., 3rd Floor
Oak Park, IL 60301
708/383-5320
www.shaker.com
diana.idzelis@shaker.com
Sensus
805 Liberty Blvd.
Dubois, PA 15801
814/375-8332
www.sensus.com/gas
11602 Burdine St
Houston, TX 77035
713/723-9142
www.sheawritingsolutions.com
966 Blue Ribbon Circle North
Oconomowoc, WI 53066
262/567-7256
www.zecksystems.com
Sheehan Pipe Line Construction Co.
2431 E. 61st St. Suite 700
Tulsa, OK 74136
918/747-3471
www.sheehanpipeline.com
Shell Canada
400 4th Ave. SW
Calgary, AB T2P 0J4 Canada
403/691-4905
www.shell.com
darren.pineau@shell.com
Shell Energy
2 Houston Center, Plaza Level I
909 Fannin St.
Houston, TX 77010
713/767-5400
www.shell.us
Shelter Works
2616 S. 3rd St.
St. Louis, MO 63118
314/664-9300
www.shelterworks.com
john@shelterworks.com
Sherloq Solutions
134 S. Tampa St.
Tampa, FL 33602
614/893-1831
www.sherloqsolutions.com
brian.striker@sherloqsolutions.com
Shreeraj Industries
Block No. 707/A-2,
Nandoli – Patia Rd.
Gandhinagar, Gujarat
382115 India
+91 79-27542813
www.shreerajindia.com
Sick Engineering GmbH
Bergener Ring 27
01445 Ottendorf-Okrilla, Germany
+49 3520-552410
www.sick.de
michaela.teichgraeber@sick.de
Sick Oil & Gas
4140 World Houston Pkwy.
Suite 180
Houston, TX 77032
281/436-5147
www.sickusa.com
len.menefee@sick.com
Oil & Gas Group
4140 World Houston Pkwy.
Suite 180
Houston, TX 77032
281/436-5100
www.flowsic600.com
12500 El Camino Real
Atascadero, CA 93422
805/462-1250
www.sidelsystems.com
sid@sidelsystems.com
Sidock Group Inc.
1375 S. Washington Ave.
Suite 100
Lansing, MI 48910
517/580-8225
www.sidockgroup.com
cbrown@sidockgroup.com
Sis-Tech
12621 Featherwood Dr. Suite 120
Houston, TX 77034
281/922-8324
www.sis-tech.com
asummers@sis-tech.com
Sidoti & Company LLC
317 Madison Ave. Suite 1400
New York, NY 10017
212/894-3336
Sitel
3102 West End Ave. Suite 1000
Nashville, TN 37203
615/301-7100
www.sitel.com
Siemens Industry Inc.
3814 Bartons Ln.
713/858-4740
www.moore-solutions.com/mms
ronald.mccarthy@siemens.com
Sitelark for Oil & Gas
5939 Smoke Glass
Dallas, TX 75252
972/385-8000
www.sitelark.com
margine@sitelark.com
Siemens Process Instrumentation
& Analytics
5300 Triangle Pkwy.
Norcross, GA 30092
770/326-2000
www.usa.siemens.com/industry
Sitewise Corp.
7000 N. Broadway Building 3
Suite 305
Denver, CO 80221
303/459-6531
www.sitewisecorp.com
jkramer@sitewisecorp.com
Sierra
Instruments Inc.
5 Harris Ct., Building L
Monterey, CA 93940
831/373-0200
www.sierrainstruments.com
b_estep@sierrainstruments.com
Signa Engineering Corp.
2 Northpoint Dr. Suite 700
Houston, TX 77060
281/774-3106
www.signa.net
mls@signa.net
Silver Needle Inc.
1628 Big Creek Rd.
Kellogg, ID 83837
208/783-1191
www.silverneedle.net
silverneedlei@silverneedle.net
Silverspring
555 Broadway St.
866/204-0200
www.silverspringnet.com
lisamag@silverspringnet.com
120 W. Grand Ave. Suite 104
Escondido, CA 92025
760/233-4030
www.detectent.com
kluyetposner@detectent.com
Sixnet
331 Usher Rd.
Ballston Lake, NY 12019
518/877-5173
www.sixnetio.com
Skillshop
4700 York St.
Dacono, CO 80514
801/231-9266
www.skillshop360.com
carol@skillshop360.com
Slipnot Metal Safety Flooring
2545 Beaufait St.
Detroit, MI 48207
313/923-0400
www.slipnot.com
Small Ventures USA LLC
2017 Morse
Houston, TX 77019
713/341-7916
www.smallventuresusa.com
Small World Exports
PO Box 4089
Carmel, IN 46082
317/205-7347
www.smallworldexports.com
joshua.marraccini@smallworldexports.com
777 Pointe Dr.
Villa Hills, KY 41017
513/673-7728
www.smartcustomerinsights.com
todd.arnold@smartcustomerinsights.com
Smartmark Communications Inc.
54 Friends Ln. Suite 112
Newtown, PA 18940
215/504-4272
www.smartmarkusa.com
lyndsay@smartmarkusa.com
Smart Pipe Co. Inc.
1319 W. Sam Houston Pkwy. North
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77043
281/945-5700
www.smart-pipe.com
robin.mcintosh@smart-pipe.com
Smart Utility Systems
2211 Michelson Dr. Suite 370
Irvine, CA 92612
909/287-3710
www.smartusys.com
angelina@smartusys.com
Smith-Blair Inc.
30 Globe Ave.
Texarkana, AR 71854
870/773-5127
www.smith-blair.com
kim.calhoun@smith-blair.com
1390 Donaldson Rd. Suite E.
Erlanger, KY 41018
859/578-2395
www.smithflowcontrol.com
d.kelly@smithflowcontrol.com
Smith Lyons
40 King St. West
Toronto, ON M5H 3Y2 Canada
305/324-1100
www.lyonsandsmith.com
Snelson Cos. Inc.
1244 Marchy Ln.
Ceres, CA 95307
209/275-4212
www.snelsonco.com
pdougherty@snelsonco.com
SNL Energy
1 SNL Plaza, PO Box 2124
Charlottesville, VA 22902
434/977-1600
www.snl.com/sectors/energy
srubenfeld@snl.com
Socotherm Labarge
817 Shields St.
Channelview, TX 77530
713/378-7200
www.socothermlabarge.com
dkersting@labargecoating.com
Sourcerm
4615 Dundas Dr.
Greensboro, NC 27407
336/286-3170
www.sourcerm.com
mark@sourcerm.com
Software AG
11700 Plaza America Dr. Suite 700
Reston, VA 22090
703/860-5050
www.softwareag.com
angela.shime@softwareag.com
3117 N. Cessna Ave.
Casa Grande, AZ 85122
480/222-4440
www.southeastdrilling.com
eddie@southeastdrilling.com
Solarcraft Inc.
12300 Dairy Ashford Rd. Suite 100
281/340-1224
www.solarcraft.net
Southern Co.
PO Box 206, 1806 Hwy. 90
Jennings, LA 70546
404/506-5000
www.southerncompany.com
Solar Turbines Inc.
2200 Pacific Hwy.
San Diego, CA 92186-5376
619/544-5000
Southern Cross
Corp.
4487 S. Old Peachtree Rd.
Norcross, GA 30071
770/733-6595
www.southerncross.com
swhitman@southerncrosscorp.com
Solis Energy Inc.
927 Fern St. Suite 1200
Altamonte Springs, FL 32071
407/339-6786
www.solisenergy.com
13455 Noel Rd. Suite 1500
Dallas, TX 75240
972/739-1700
www.solomononline.com
hb@solomononline.com
Solutions by Text
3939 Beltline Rd.
Addison, TX 75001
972/484-1600
www.solutionsbytext.com
dcantrell@solutionsbytext.com
Sonnhalter
633 W. Bagley Rd.
Berea, OH 44017-1356
440/234-1812
sonnhalter.com
Soundbite Communications Inc.
22 Crosby Dr.
Bedford, MA 01730
781/897-2500
www.SoundBite.com
Sourcelink LLC
1224 Pointesett Hwy.
Greenville, OH 29609
www.sourcelink.com
marketing@sourcelink.com
Southern
Manufacturing
Group Inc.
7693 Manchester
Morrison, TN 37357
931/668-5377
www.smg-global.com
joe.grissom@smg-global.com
Southwestern
Energy Co.
Suite 135
281/618-4700
www.swn.com
fiji_george@swn.com
Southwest Microwave Inc.
9055 S. Mckemy St.
Tempe, AZ 85284
480/783-0201
www.southwestmicrowave.com
Southwest Pipe Services Inc.
PO Box 2187
Alvin, TX 77512-2187
713/392-6116
www.southwestpipeservices.com
josh.mcmillan@southwestpipeservices.com
89
6220 Culebra Rd.
210/522-2353
www.mrf.swri.org
tgrimley@swri.org
Space-Ray Infrared Heaters
PO Box 36485
Charlotte, NC 28236
704/372-3488
www.spaceray.com
Spacenet Inc.
1750 Old Meadow Rd. Suite 100
McLean, VA 22102-4304
703/848-1000
www.spacenet.com
jill.robins@spacenet.com
Spacesaver Corp.
1450 Janesville Ave.
Fort Atkinson, WI 53538
920/563-6362
industrial.spacesaver.com
Spark Farm
1801 N. Lamar #400
Dallas, TX 75202
817/808-2415
www.thesparkfarm.com
taylor.campbell@thesparkfarm.com
Spartan Mat LLC
6515 Goodman Rd.
Olive Branch, MS 38654
601/255-1155
www.spartanmat.com
justin@spartanmat.com
Spatial Business Systems Inc.
44 Union Blvd. Suite 650
Lakewood, CO 80228
303/996-2099
www.spatialbiz.com
david.martinez@spatialbiz.com
Spatial Energy
1881 9th St. Suite 303
Boulder, CO 80302
303/625-1048
www.spatialenergy.com
SPEC Construction Services
4720 Salsbury Rd.
Jacksonville, FL 32256-6101
904/493-6055
www.speccs.com
wms@speccs.com
2100 Embarcadero Suite 204
Oakland, CA 94606
510/533-4067
www.specialtytechnicalconsultants.
com
cjohnson@stcenv.com
Stantec
12034 134th Court NE
Redmond, WA 98052
780/917-7000
www.secor.com
mcampos@secor.com
Stratus Technologies
111 Powder Mill Rd.
Maynard, MA 01720
978/461-7488
www.stratus.com
diane.perkins@stratus.com
State Water Heaters
500 Tennessee Waltz Pkwy.
Ashland City, TN 37015
800/365-8170
www.statewaterheaters.com
ldurbin@gsandf.com
Streamserve
3 Van de Graaff Dr.
Burlington, MA 01803-5188
519/888-7111
www.streamserve.com
dennis.ladd@streamserve.com
Spectrum XLI
Calgary, AB, Canada
403/585-2397
www.spectrumxli.com
Steelweld Equipment Co.
PO Box 440
St. Clair, MO 63077
636/629-3704
www.steelweld.net
Street Works
203/906-6079
dcox@targetmarket.biz
Submar Inc.
805 Dunn St.
Houma, LA 70360
985/868-0001
www.submar.com
Spetsneftegaz NPO JSC
12A Ulitsa Bolshaya
Ostroumovskaya
Moscow 107014 Russia
+7 4992682323
Step-Ko Products LLC
1092 Petroleum Pkwy.
Broussard, LA 70518
337/837-4141
www.stepko.com
13800 Westfair East Dr.
Houston, TX 77041
281/955-2900
www.stress.com
terry.lechinger@stress.com
1841-C Plane Park Dr.
De Pere, WI 54115
920/347-1788
www.ssilocators.com
joe.weiland@ssilocators
SSP
8250 Boyle Pkwy.
Twinsburg, OH 44087
330/425-4250
www.my-ssp-usa.com
Steptoe & Johnson
PLLC
PO Box 1588
Charleston, WV 25326-1588
304/353-8124
www.steptoe-johnson.com
kurt.krieger@steptoe-johnson.com
Striata Inc.
48 Wall St. Suite 1100
New York, NY 10005
646/845-0100
www.usa.striata.com
chad.somodi@usa.striata.com
1331 Lamar Suite 950
Houston, TX 77010
713/210-8000
www.sungard.com
Spectrasensors Inc.
4333 W. Sam Houston Pkwy. North
Suite 100
Houston, TX 77043
713/300-2700
www.spectrasensors.com
Staking University
20550 Calumet Ave.
Lowell, IN 46356
www.locatingunlimited.com
Standard & Poor’s
Ratings Services
55 Water St., 39th Floor
New York, NY 10041-0098
212/438-7665
www.standardandpoors.com
richard_cortright@sandardandpoors.com
Standard Automation & Control Inc.
(Wonderware)
2450 S Shore Blvd. Suite 100
League City, TX 77573
281/334-3293
www.wonderwarewest.com
Standby
Systems Inc.
1313 Plymouth Ave. North
612/721-4473
www.standby.com
jphoch@standby.com
Sterling Lumber
3415 W. 127th St.
Blue Island, IL 60406
708/388-2223
www.sterlinglumber.com
pfurio@titancom.net
Stewart R. Browne
Manufacturing Co.
1165 Hightower Trail
Atlanta, GA 30350
770/993-9600
www.srbrowne.com
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co. Inc.
501 N. Broadway
St. Louis, MO 63102
314/342-2152
Stratocom Solutions
8343 Setting Moon
210/260-1206
www.stratocomsolutions.com
charlie.moke@stratocomsolutions.
com
Stric-Lan
104 Sable St.
Duson, LA 70529
713/858-2880
www.striclan.com
billn@striclan.com
Strike LLC
831 Crossbridge Dr.
Spring, TX 77373
281/362-9708
www.strikeconstruction.com
jheckt@strikeconstruction.com
Mesco
5030 Old Kings Rd. NW
904/355-1777
www.mesco-offshore.com
admin@mesco-offshore.com
Structural Integrity
Associates Inc.
10731 E. Easter Ave. Suite 100
Centennial, CO 80112-3765
303/792-0077
www.structint.com
sriccardella@structint.com
See ad on page 23
90
PO Box 476
South Bound Brook, NJ 08880
732/469-5544
www.stuartsteel.com
Surveying Solutions Inc.
4471 M 61
Standish, MI 48658-9104
989/846-6601
www.ssi-mi.com
Stäubli Corp.
201 Parkway West
Duncan, SC 29334
864/433-1980
www.staubli.com
Surveys
& Analysis Inc.
538 Hartford Turnpike
Shrewbury, MA 01545
508/842-4011
www.surveysandanalysis.com
wkildare@surveysandanalysis.com
Sunnet Solutions
Corp.
9990 Richmond Ave., North Bldg.
Suite 180
Houston, TX 77042
713/783-8886
www.sunnet.us
cs@sunnet.us
Superior Well Services
121 Airport Professional Building
Indiana, PA 15701
724/465-8904
www.swsi.com
rksmith@swsi.com
Support Seven
5962 Brainerd Rd.
423/643-8158
www.supportseven.com
kathryn.braswell@supportseven.
com
Surdex
520 Spirit of St. Louis Blvd.
636/368-4400
www.surdex.com
randyb@surdex.com
Sussex Economic
Advisors
161 Worchester Rd. Suite 503
Framingham, MA 01701
856/242-2028
www.sussex-advisors.com
pahern@sussex-advisors.com
Swagelok
31500 Aurora Rd.
Solon, OH 44139
440/349-5934
www.swagelok.com
Swain Meter
1611 S. Isabella Rd.
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
989/773-3700
www.swainmeter.com/index.html
Swann
Construction Inc.
PO Box 3014
Staunton, VA 24401
540/294-0222
www.swannconstruction.com
pswann@swannconstruction.com
Swansea Construction Corp.
105 Buffington
Swansea, MA 02777
508/989-0111
swanseaconstruction@yahoo.com
3033 N. Central Ave. Suite 145
Phoenix, AZ 85012
602/274-3831
www.swca.com
mweigman@swca.com
Swiss Re
Mythenquai 50/60
8022 Zurich, Switzerland
+41 43-2852-121
www.swissre.com
SW Services
22223 N. 16th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85024
623/582-8046
www.debriscaps.com
bob@debriscaps.com
4600 Claire Chennault Dr.
Suite 210
Addison, TX 75001
972/380-4407
www.twintl.com
Syclo LLC
1721 Moon Lake Blvd
Hoffman Estates, IL 60194
847/230-3800
www.syclo.com
mark.curatolo@syclo.com
Takagi Industrial Co. USA Inc.
5 Whatney
Irvine, CA 92618
949/770-7171
www.takagi.com
ldurbin@gsandf.com
Sykes Enterprises Inc.
400 N. Ashley Dr.
Tampa, FL 33602
813/470-3256
Symantec
2800 Eisenhower Ave.
703/373-5100
www.symantec.com
Synergy Pipeline Services Inc.
16225 Park 10 Place Dr. Suite 500
Houston, TX 77084
866/933-0342
www.syn-serv.com/contact.cfm
Synodon Inc.
6916 Roper Rd.
Edmonton, AB T6B 3H9 Canada
780/966-6987
www.synodon.com
david.scharff@synodon.com
T
6801 S. 65th W. Ave.
PO Box 3409
Tulsa, OK 74131
918/447-5000
www.tdwilliamson.com
robert.bockmeulen@tdwilliamson.
com
See ad on inside back
636 Logan Ln.
Billings, MT 59105
406/245-4600
www.twegen.com
markb@twegen.com
Tachia Yung Ho Machine
Industry Co. Ltd.
No. 69, Youshi Rd., Dajia Dist.
Taichung 43787 Taiwan
+886 4-2681-5496
www.yhmco-daja.com
robert@yhmco.com.tw
Targa Resources
1000 Louisiana Suite 4300
Houston, TX 77002
713/584-1000
www.targaresources.com
pmcconnell@targaresources.com
Tayo Gas
+44 7947598005
TDC Filter Manufacturing Inc.
1331 S. 55th Ct.
Cicero, IL 60804
630/410-6200
www.tdcfilter.com
Team Industrial
Services
200 Herman Dr.
Alvin, TX 77511
281/331-6154
www.teamindustrialservices.com
Techcorr
1485 E. Sam Houston Pkwy. South
Suite 160
Pasadena, TX 77503
512/333-4043
www.techcorr.com
rgraves@techcorr.com
3801 Kirby Dr. Suite 520
PO Box 980550
Houston, TX 77098
713/630-0505
www.ttoolboxes.com
jsumma@ttoolboxes.com
Technolog Ltd.
Ravenstor Rd.
Wirksworth, DE4 4FY UK
+44 1629823611
www.technolog.com
dsing@technolog.com
Tech Products Inc.
105 Willow Ave.
Staten Island, NY 10305
718/442-4900
www.techproducts.com
team@techproducts.com
Techstreet
3916 Ranchero Dr.
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
734/780-8000
www.techstreet.com
betsy.henrichs@thomsonreuters.
com
Teel Plastics Inc.
1060 Teel Ct.
Baraboo, WI 53913
608/355-4564
www.teel.com
rdaboub@teel.com
Tej Group Inc.
1521 Rolling Hills Dr.
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
847/873-3139
www.tejgroupinc.com
hitesh@tejgroupinc.com
Tel-X Corp.
32400 Ford Rd.
Garden City, MI 48135-1512
734/425-2225
Tele-Interpreters
10688 S.W. Titan Ln.
Tigard, OR 97224-0000
636/273-5984
Tele Atlas North America Inc.
1605 Adams Dr.
Menlo Park, CA 94025
650/328-3825
Telemark Solutions
302 Wright Dr.
Georgetown, TX 78628
512/818-2200
www.texas.net
Telepath Corp.
49111 Milmont Dr.
Fremont, CA 94538
510/656-5600
www.telepathcorp.com
Teleperformance
6510 Milrock Dr. Suite 150
Holladay, UT 84121
716/706-9890
www.teleperformance.com
pat.digiacomo@teleperformance.
com
Teleperformance Interactive
4850 E. Street Rd. Suite 310
Trevose, PA 19053
215/494-7065
www.allianceoneinc.com
Telescada Inc.
35 Corporate Park Dr.
Pembroke, MA 02359
781/829-9228
www.telescada.com
1110 Montlimar Dr. Suite 700
Mobile, AL 36609-1780
251/633-9252
www.televox.com
shannonb@televox.com
20 Enterprise Suite 100
Aliso Viejo, CA 92656
866/835-6447
www.telogis.com
tim.taylor@telogis.com
Telvent
#200, 10333 Southport Rd. SW
Calgary, AB T2W 3X6 Canada
403/253-8848
www.telvent.com
laurence.stein@telvent.com
Telvista
Dallas, TX 75234
972/919-7800
www.telvista.com
Tenaris
16401 Swingley Ridge Rd.
7th Floor
713/767-4400
www.tenaris.com
Tennessee Gas Pipeline
PO Box 2511
800/781-4152
www.elpaso.com
cheryl.platzer@elpaso.com
Tensing USA
9900 Belward Campus Dr.
Suite 225
Rockville, MD 20850
303/884-7621
www.tensing.com
ghibbard@tensing.com
Terracon
1211 W. Florida
Midland, TX 79701
432/684-9600
www.terracon.com
camcdonald@terracon.com
1600 Parkwood Circle Suite 300
Atlanta, GA 30339
678/391-9700
www.terragotech.com
rwagner@terragotech.com
Terra Tape, Div. of
Reef Industries
9209 Almeda Genoa Rd.
Houston, TX 77075
713/507-4263
www.reefindustries.com
jhenderson@reefindustries.com
See ad on page 17
24955 Interstate 45 North
281/367-1983
www.tetratec.com
Tex-Direct Drilling
22095 FM 1314
Porter, TX 77365
281/354-7011
www.tex-direct.com
alan@tex-direct.com
911 Harris Ave.
Pasadena, TX 77506
817/806-5010
www.energycontrolproducts.com
PO Box 1870
Aledo, TX 76008-9998
817/489-7100
www.tgmercer.com
mack@tgmercer.com
The Affiliated Group
7381 Airport View Dr. SW
Rochester, MN 55902
507/280-7072
www.theaffiliatedgroup.com
mkorte@theaffiliatedgroup.com
The Allied Group
7200 Mykawa Rd.
Houston, TX 77033
713/672-9416
www.warrenalloy.com
dsmith@warrenalloy.com
120 River Oak Way
Athens, GA 30605
888/749-0001
www.ascentgroup.com
ckk@ascentgroup.com
The Bayou Cos. LLC
5200 Curtis Ln.
New Iberia, LA 70560
337/369-3761
www.bayoucompanies.com
The C.J. Nolte Co.
649 Central Ave. Suite 19
Westfield, NJ 07090
908/789-0377
www.cjnolte.com
The Cit Group
505 Fifth Ave.
New York, NY 10017
212/461-5200
www.cit.com
jim.hudak@cit.com
The CMI Group
4200 International Pkwy.
Carrollton, TX 75007
972/862-4406
www.thecmigroup.com
kbrinkley@thecmigroup.com
The Connection
11351 Rupp Dr.
Burnsville, MN 55337
952/948-5335
www.the-connection.com
The Crossing Co.
1807 8th St.
Nisku, AB T9E 7S8 Canada
780/955-5051
www.thecrossingcompany.com
The Dow Chemical Co.,
c/o The Scott Miller Group
816 S. Hamilton St
Saginaw, MI 48602
888/791-1876
www.plasticpipe.com
john@scottandmiller.com
1254 Enclave Pkwy.
Houston, TX 77077
800/441-4369
www.thinkcontinuum.com
ekeels@dow.com
The Dupont Co.
5401 Jefferson Davis Hwy.
Richmond, VA 23234
800/931-3456
www2.dupont.com
The Hilliard Corp.
100 W. Fourth St.
Elmira, NY 14902
607/733-7121
www.hilliardcorp.com
hilliard@hilliardcorp.com
91
The Northstar Cos.
4285 Genesee St.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
716/630-6600
www.thenorthstarcompanies.com
Thompson Coburn LLP
1 US Bank Plaza Suite 2600
St. Louis, MO 63101-1693
314/552-6000
www.thompsoncoburn.com
Tmeic
2901 Wilcrest Dr. Suite 110
Houston, TX 77042
713/784-2163
www.tmeic.com
The Richards Group
8750 N. Central Expressway
Suite 1200
Dallas, TX 75231
214/891-2955
www.richards.com
Thompson Pump
PO Box 291370
4620 City Center Dr.
Port Orange, FL 32129-1370
386/767-7310
www.thompsonpump.com
Tobin International Ltd.
9800 Richmond Suite 750
Houston, TX 77042
713/334-2242
www.tobin.com
The Search Center
2121 Sage Rd. Suite 390
Houston, TX 77056
713/552-0502
www.thesearchcenter.com
Thrasher Engineering Inc.
30 Columbia Blvd., PO Box 1532
Clarksburg, WV 26302
304/624-4108
www.thrashereng.com
kmoran@thrashereng.com
1519 Evans Pond Rd.
Greenwood, SC 29649
864/953-9618
www.skinnerpipeclamps.com
The Structure Group
10497 Town & Country Way
Suite 400
Houston, TX 77024
713/783-0500
www.thestructuregroup.com
The Sunrise Family of Companies
260 Airport Plaza
Farmingdale, NY 11735
917/675-9897
www.sunrisefamilyofcompanies.com
mwalsh@nettelusa.com
Thermax Inc.
540 Hawthorn St.
Dartmouth, MA 02747
508/999-1231
www.thermaxinc.com
jhanly@thermaxinc.com
Thermo Electron Corp.
9303 W. Sam Houston Pkwy. South
713/272-4516
www.thermoscientific.com
julie.nguyen@thermo.com
Thermo Fisher
Scientific
1410 Gillingham Ln.
713/272-0404
www.thermofisher.com
king.poon@thermofisher.com
92
Tibco Software
1700 Westlake Ave. North
Suite 500
Seattle, WA 98109-3044
650/846-1000
www.insightful.com
Timberline Tool
PO Box 1328
Whitefish, MT 59937
406/755-4258
www.timberlinetool.com
khg@timberlinetool.com
Tinker & Rasor
PO Box 6890
San Bernardino, CA 92412-6890
909/890-0700
www.tinker-rasor.com
Titan Energy Systems Ltd.
16, Aruna Enclave
Trimulgherry, Secunderabad
500015 India
+91 40-2779-1085, ext. 0751
www.titan-energy.com
Titeflex Corp.,
Gastite Division
603 Hendee St.
Springfield, MA 01104
413/739-5631
www.titeflex.com
clattell@titeflex.com
TMCO Inc.
10801 Hammerly Suite 232
Houston, TX 77080
713/465-3255
www.tmcousa.com
Tokyo Boeki
3-4-1 Tsuchihashi-Cho
Toyota City 471-0842 Japan
+81 3-3555-7010
www.tokyoboeki.com.au Tomtom
11 Lafayette St.
Lebanon, NH 03766-1445
800/331-7881
www.tomtom.com
antonio.ciolfi@tomtom.com
Tongjiu
142/548-7645
seo3@cn-alchemist.com
Top Down Systems Corp.
9210 Corporate Blvd. Suite 401
Rockville, MD 20850
301/417-9660
www.topdownsystems.com
Topographic Inc.
6709 N. Classen Blvd.
405/843-4847
www.topographic.com
susan.blueher@topographic.com
1025 Conroy Place
Easton, PA 18040
610/250-5800
www.torcup.com
2 Brisbane Rd.
North York, ON M3J 2J8 Canada
978/970-5600
www.trc-canada.com
Total Energy Corp.
2 Hardscrabble Rd.
North Salem, NY 10560
914/276-0490
www.totalenergy.com
rarmentano@totalenergy.com
Total Petrochemicals Inc.
PO Box 1200
Deer Park, TX 77536
281/884-7538
www.total.com
bill.gauthier@total.com
Total Safety
11111 Wilcrest Green Dr. Suite 300
Houston, TX 77042
713/353-7100
www.totalsafety.com
Total Solution Inc.
12843 Muirfield Blvd. South
904/477-0236
www.totalsolutioninc.com
sbona@totalsolutioninc.com
Tracerwire.com
PO Box 24
Bay Head, NJ 08742
732/892-8989
www.tracerwire.com
Trace Services LP
230 Stanton Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15209-2732
412/821-8310
www.traceservices.com
hhumphreys@traceservices.com
Trachte Inc.
422 N. Burr Oak Ave.
Oregon, WI 53575
608/221-2672
www.trachteusa.com
betty@trachteusa.com
Tradewell Systems Inc.
10333 Harwin Suite 130
Houston, TX 77036
713/541-5466
Trailblazer
Consulting LLC
4812 Bel Pre Rd.
Rockville, MD 20853
610/659-6678
www.trailblazer.us.com
maura.dunn@trailblazer.us.com
Trane Residential Systems
601 California St. #2100
415/956-9473
www.trane.com
Transactis Inc.
4550 Montgomery Ave.
500 North Tower
Bethesda, MD 20814-0000
301/404-2779
www.transactis.com
TransCanada Calibrations
PO Box 880
Île des Chènes, Manitoba R3X 2J4
Canada
204/878-4373
www.tccalibrations.com
nicole_matiation@tccalibration.com
Trimble Energy
Distribution Utilities
315 Bob Heath Dr. Suite 200
Huntsville, AL 35806
256/864-3402
www.trimble.com/energy
traci_musch@trimble.com
TRC Companies Inc.
5540 Centerview Dr. Suite 100
Raleigh, NC 27606
919/256-6249
www.trcsolutions.com
pmackey@trcsolutions.com
Trionics Inc.
16910 Texas Ave. Suite A8
Webster, TX 77598
281/338-2688
www.trionics.com
TRE Canada Inc.
Suite 410, 475 W. Georgia
Vancouver, BC V6B 4M9 Canada
604/331-2512
www.trecanada.com
adrian.bohane@trecanada.com
Trench Shoring Services &
Ultra Shore Products
4745 Bakers Ferry Rd. SW
Atlanta, GA 30336
404/505-0510
www.shoring.com
Trenton Corp.
7700 Jackson Rd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
734/424-3600
www.trentoncorp.com
fcr@trentoncorp.com
TRG Customer Solutions
2701 Renaissance Blvd.
King of Prussia, PA 19406-2781
202/289-9898
www.trgcs.com
Tri-Pacific
4345 Pacific St.
Rocklin, CA 95677
916/630-2323
www.tripacific.net
Trico Surveying
& Mapping Inc.
441 W. Gourley Pike
Bloomington, IN 47404
812/330-7030
www.tricosurveying.com
dfarkas@tricosurveying.com
1100 Island Dr.
650/204-5050
www.trilliantnetworks.com
tom.bushman@trilliantinc.com
301 Riverside Ave.
Westport, CT 06880
203/291-7979
www.tpt.com
Tri Tool
3041 Sunrise Blvd.
Rancho Cordova, CA 95742
916/288-6100
www.tritool.com
Trow Engineering Consultants Inc.
1300 Metropolitan Blvd. Suite 200
Tallahassee, FL 32308-1549
850/385-5441
www.trow.com
richard.gale@trow.com
Tru-Check Inc.
980 Ellicott St.
Buffalo, NY 14209
716/319-3260
www.tru-check.com
billheuer@trucheck.com
2020 E. New York St.
Aurora, IL 60502
630/851-8200
www.tttechnologies.com
cbrahler@tttechnologies.com
Tubis LLC
PO Box 52158
Tulsa, OK 74152
918/704-3314
chien.yu.lin.mba@gmail.com
4809 S. 101st East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/665-2641
www.tulsagastech.com
tsewell@tulsagastech.com
Tulsa Inspection Resources Inc.
4111 S. Darlington Ave.
Suite 1000
Tulsa, OK 74135
918/274-1100
www.tulsainspection.com
rlorett@tulsainspection.com
Tunheim Partners
1100 Riverview Tower
952/851-1600
www.tunheim.com
sscott@tunheim.com
Turbonetics Inc.
14399 Princeton Ave
Moorpark, CA 93021
805/581-0333
www.turboneticsinc.com
Tutco Inc.
500 Gould Dr.
Cookeville, TN 38506
931/432-4141
www.tutco.com
cbarry@tutco.com
Twenty-First Century
Communications
750 Communications Pkwy.
Columbus, OH 43214
614/442-1215
www.tfcci.com
karen.sweat@tfcci.com
TXU Gas
Lincoln Plaza, 500 N. Akard St.
Dallas, TX 75201
214/486-4690
www.txu.com
Tyco Adhesives LP
3050 Sentinal Butte
Grapevine, TX 76051
817/488-2900
Tyco Fire Suppression Systems
1 Stanton St.
Marinette, WI 54143
715/735-7411
www.tycoint.com
claperriere@tycoint.com
2727 Paces Ferry Rd., Bldg. 2
Suite 300
Atlanta, GA 30339
845/353-3800
www.tydenbrooks.com
Tyndale Flame Resistant
5050 Applebutter Rd.
Pipersville, PA 18947
800/356-3433
www.tyndaleusa.com
gdriesbach@tyndaleusa.com
Técnicas Reunidas
Calle de Arapiles, 14
28015 Madrid, Spain
+34 915-92-03-00
www.tecnicasreunidas.es
U
U.S. Dept. of Transporation
Public Safety Program
1200 New Jersey Ave. SE
East Bldg., 2nd Floor
202/366-4595
www.dot.gov
max.kieba@dot.gov
Ubisense Inc.
39 Hatchet Mountain Rd. Suite 219
Hope, ME 04847
603/930-3672
www.ubisense.net
langley.willauer@ubisense.net
UBS Inc.
1200 Abernathy Rd., Bldg. 600
Atlanta, GA 30328
201/352-3000
www.ubs.com
ronald.barone@ubs.com
UBS Investment Research
100 Crescent Ct. Suite 890
Dallas, TX 75201
214/382-2215
ronald.barone@ubs.com
UBS Securities LLC
15th Floor
New York, NY 10019
800/221-3260
www.ubs.com
ULC Robotics
55 Corbin Ave.
Bay Shore, NY 11706
631/667-9200
www.ulcrobotics.com
See ad on page 101
Ultrafryer
Systems Inc.
302 Spencer Ln.
800/545-9189
www.ultrafryer.com
rjones@ultrafryer.com
UMS Group Inc.
5 Sylvan Way Suite 120
Parsippany, NJ 07054
973/335-3555
www.umsgroup.com
agentile@umsgroup.com
6558 Diplomat Dr.
Sterling Heights, MI 48314
586/802-5561
www.unitedfiltration.com
dirk@unitedfiltration.com
United Piping Inc.
4510 Airport Rd.
Duluth, MN 55811
218/727-7676
www.unitedpiping.us
bob.schoneberger@unitedpiping.us
United Rentals Trench Safety
1725 Wales Ave.
317/375-1483
www.ur.com
tohayes@ur.com
Universal Acoustic
& Emission
Technologies
1925 Hwy. 51 & 138 West
PO Box 411
Stoughton, WI 53589
608/877-7226
www.universalaet.com
rjake@universalaet.com
Universal Field Services Inc.
PO Box 35666
Tulsa, OK 74153-0666
918/494-7600
www.ufsrw.com
Universal McCann
360 W. Maple
Birmingham, MI 48009
212/883-4700
www.universalmccann.com
julia.nathan@universalmccann.com
UniversalPegasus
International
4848 Loop Central Dr.
713/369-8379
www.universalpegasus.com
craig.pierrotti@universalpegasus.com
Universal Silencer
1925 Hwy. 51/138
Stoughton, WI 53589
608/873-4272
www.universalsilencer.com
410 Princeton-Hightstown Rd.
Princeton Junction, NJ 08550
609/586-3702
www.universal-vortex.com
levt@universal-vortex.com
University of Colorado at Boulder
College of Engineering &
Applied Science
Boulder, CO 80309-0435
303/492-6331
cuengineeringonline.colorado.edu
mborenga@fit.edu
USAT Corp. Sierra Wireless
Airlink Distributor
104 S Estes Dr.
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
888/550-8728
www.usatcorp.com
bmcrae@usatcorp.com
University of Houston
4800 Calhoun Rd.
713/743-1000
www.uh.edu
worthamt@uhv.edu
9045 N. River Rd. Suite 300
317/575-7838
www.usicinc.com
darinstalbaum@usicinc.com
University of Oklahoma
College of Continuing Education
Norman, OK 73019-0628
405/325-7231
www.ou.edu
lcrowley@ou.edu
US Radar Inc.
PO Box 319
Matawan, NJ 07747
732/566-2035
www.usradar.com
University of Texas
Petroleum Extension Service
Suite 800
Houston, TX 77086
281/397-2440
www.austin.utexas.edu
ddenehy@austin.utexas.edu
Uponor Infra Ltd.
6507 Mississauga Rd.
Mississauga, ON L5N 1A6 Canada
416/882-6460
www.kwhpipe.ca
ttaylor@kwhpipe.ca
Upstream Marketing
800 Bering Dr. Suite 180
Houston, TX 77057
832/594-5390
www.upstreammarketing.net
brian@upstreammarketing.net
Urban Recruiting Solutions
9337-B Katy Freeway Suite 233
Houston, TX 77024
713/371-2885
ccantele@urbanrecruiting.com
URS Corp.
Chicago, IL 60606
312/697-7221
www.urscorp.com
mike.musial@urs.com
USA Industries Inc.
302 State St.
S. Houston, TX 77587
713/941-3797
www.usaindustries.com
US Valve
11875 W. Little York Suite 502
Houston, TX 77041
713/896-1300
www.usvalveservices.com
rfoster@usvalveservices.com
UTC Fire & Security
8985 Town Center Pkwy.
Bradenton, FL 34202
561/998-6100
www.gesecurity.com
Uticom Systems Inc.
109 Independence Way
Coatesville, PA 19320
610/857-2655
www.uticom.net
graphics@uticom.net
Utilicor Technologies Inc./Utilicor.ca
49 Sheffield St.
Toronto, ON M6M 3E5 Canada
416/391-3901
www.utilicor.ca
cdonoahue@utilicor.ca
Utilipoint
2565 Broadway PMB #385
New York, NY 10025
281/681-8020
www.utilipoint.com
cperdue@utilipoint.com
Utiliquest LLC
2575 Westside Pkwy. Suite 100
678/446-3220
www.utiliquest.com
victor.overaitis@utiliquest.com
Utilitec
1911 Woodslee Dr.
Troy, MI 48083-2236
248/526-4893
www.utilitec.net
mtrompeter@utilitec.net
PO Box 190
Reynoldsville, PA 15851
814/653-8269
www.ut-i.com
bdougherty@ut-i.com
Utilities
International Inc.
161 N. Clark St. Suite 3400
Chicago, IL 60601
312/580-6200
www.utilinc.com
syeldell@utilinc.com
Utility Inc.
1484 Brockett Rd.
Tucker, GA 30084
404/816-0300
www.utility.com
Utility Meter Reader LLC/
Next Future
6265 Riverside Dr.
Dublin, OH 43017
614/389-3365
www.utilitymeterreader.com
jmcdevitt@utilitymeterreader.com
Utility Solutions Inc.
101 33rd Street Dr. SE
Hickory, NC 28602
828/323-8914
www.utilitysolutionsinc.com
Utility Training Academy
119 N. Harrison
Cushing, OK 74023
Utiliworks Consulting LLC
8000 Gsri Ave., LBTC Bldg.
Suite 245
225/578-0080
www.utiliworks.com
V
Vacmasters
5879 W. 58th Ave.
Arvada, CO 80002
303/467-3801
www.vacmasters.com
93
Vactor
Manufacturing
1621 S. Illinois St.
Streator, IL 61364
815/672-3171
www.federalsignal.com
Vacuworx Global LLC
10105 E. 55th Pl.
Tulsa, OK 74146
918/259-3050
www.vacuworx.com
johnh@vacuworx.com
Val-Tex
10600 Fallstone Rd.
281/530-4848
www.valtex.com
Valmont Newmark
1 Valmont Plaza
Omaha, NE 68154-5215
402/963-1000
www.valmont.com
Valtus Imagery Services
212, 5438 – 11 St. NE
Calgary, AB T2E 7E9 Canada
403/295-0694
www.valtus.com
Valvitalia S.p.a.
Via Tortona 69
27055 Rivanazzano (PV), Italy
3.90E+21
Van Ness
Feldman LLP
1050 Thomas Jefferson St. NW
7th Floor
202/298-1800
www.vnf.com
jcm@vnf.com
17423 E. 88th St. North
Owasso, OK 74055
918/527-3287
fvanorsdol@aol.com
sVeco Gas Technology Inc.
6399 S. Fiddlers Green Circle
Suite 500
303/268-3418
www.ch2m.com
Vega Energy
Partners Ltd.
3701 Kirby Dr. Suite 1290
Houston, TX 77098
713/527-0557
www.vegaenergy.com
lori@vegaenergy.com
94
Ventyx
3301 Windy Ridge Pkwy.
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30339
770/952-8444
www.ventyx.com
Technologies
401 Harrison Oaks Blvd. Suite 100
Cary, NC 27513
919/677-8310
www.vwsoilandgas.com
Veriforce
1776 Woodstead Ct. Suite 200
The Woodlands, TX 77380-0995
281/404-7119
www.veriforce.com
larry@veriforce.com
Veris Inc.
6315 Monarch Park Pl.
Niwot, CO 80503
303/652-8550
www.veris-inc.com
jerryg@veris-inc.com
Vermeer
1210 Vermeer Rd. East
Pella, IA 50219
641/204-2189
www.vermeer.com
arolffs@vermeer.com
Vertex Business
Services
250 E. Arapaho Rd. Suite 100
214/576-1000
www.vertexgroup.com
linda.jones@vertexgroup.com
VHB
PO Box 9151
Watertown, MA 02471
617/924-1770
www.vhb.com
jfeinstein@vhb.com
Viadata LP
410 Longview Dr. Suite 20
Sugar Land, TX 77478-3725
281/242-6394
www.viadata.com
Viasant LLC
606 E. Baltimore Pike, 3rd Floor
Media, PA 19063
716/946-7696
www.viasant.com
tswart@viasant.com
Viasat Inc.
6155 El Camino Real
Carlsbad, CA 92009
760/893-3749
www.viasat.com
brett.luedde@viasat.com
Victaulic Co.
4901 Kesslersville Rd.
Easton, PA 18040
610/923-3226
www.victaulic.com
john.stempo@victaulic.com
Videx Inc.
1105 N.E. Circle Blvd.
Corvallis, OR 97330
541/738-5500
www.videx.com
Vinson Process Controls LP
2932 N.W. 122nd St. Suite 9
405/823-5087
www.vpcco.com
Virginia Gas
PO Box 2407
Abingdon, VA 24210
540/619-5204
www.virginianaturalgas.com
4500 Cherry Creek Dr. South
Suite 300
Aurora, CO 80246
www.virtuososourcing.com
michelle.cooney@virtuoso
sourcing.com
Visa
PO Box 8999
Foster City, CA 94128
650/432-1874
www.visa.com
shaines@visa.com
3251 Olcott St.
408/734-1400
www.vivax-metrotech.com
Volgstadt & Associates
6133 Shore Dr.
Madison, OH 44057-1943
440/428-0827
fvolgst376@aol.com
10,002 Key Haven Rd. Suite 504
Seminole, FL 33777
813/394-0343
www.vsimeterservices.com
kcampbell@asplundh.com
901 Vulcan St.
Foley, AL 36535
www.vulcanutilitysigns.com
W
Wacker Neuson
N92 W15000 Anthony Ave.
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
231/799-4535
www.wackerneuson.com
lisa.sleamon@wackerneuson.com
Waggoner & Associates Inc.
PO Box 307
318/324-1555
www.waggonerndt.com
thead@waggonerndt.com
Waggware
3410 S. Service Rd. Upper Floor
Suite 201
Burlington, ON L7N 3T2 Canada
905/331-7207
www.waggware.com
Walsh Group
333 Technology Dr. Suite 205
724/745-6039
www.walshgroup.com
jcanterberry@walshgroup.com
Ward Creative Communications
PO Box 239
Bellaire, TX 77402-0239
713/869-0707
www.wardcc.com
Ward
Manufacturing Inc.
PO Box 9
Blossburg, PA 16912-0009
570/638-2131
www.wardmfg.com
tom.gleason@wardmfg.com
Wartsila North America Inc.
16330 Air Center Blvd.
Houston, TX 77032
281/233-6200
www.wartsila.com
Washington Gas
6801 Industrial Rd. Room 272
Springfield, VA 22151
703/750-4440
www.washgas.com
ttownsend@washgas.com
Washington Gas Energy Services Inc.
13865 Sunrise Valley Dr. Suite 200
Herndon, VA 20171
703/793-7500
www.wges.com
rallison@wges.com
PO Box 14815
Spokane Valley, WA 99214-0815
509/315-1029
www.wawebgroup.com
dcrumb@wawebgroup.com
Waterfield Energy
1 W. 3rd Suite 1115
Tulsa, OK 74103
800/324-0936
www.waterfieldenergysoftware.com
Wedge Measurement Co.,
14034 E. Marshall St
Tulsa, OK 74116-2138
918/437-2272
www.wedgeenergyservices.com
Weil-McLain
500 Blaine Stret
Michigan City, IN 46360-2388
219/879-6561
www.weil-mclain.com
4133 Southerland
Houston, TX 77092
713/460-3700
www.weldfit.com
Waterfield Technologies
1 Park Plaza
Irvine, CA 92614-0000
www.waterfieldtechnologies.com
Wells Fargo Securities
600 California St.
888/693-5566
www.wellsfargo.com
jonathan.lefebvre@wachovia.com
Watts
815 Chestnut St.
North Andover, MA 01845-6098
978/688-1811
www.wattsind.com
gaulinml@wattsind.com
Weltman, Weinberg & Reis Co. LPA
965 Keynote Circle
Brooklyn Heights, OH 44131
216/739-5100
www.weltman.com
asonderman@weltman.com Wausau Financial Systems
875 Indianhead Dr.
Mosinee, WI 54455
715/359-0427
www.wausaufs.com
jgustafson@wausaufs.com
West
610 Opperman Dr.
Eagan, MN 55123
651/687-7000
www.west.thomson.com
Wavetrue Inc.
421 Somonauk St.
Sycamore, IL 60178
888/711-2532
www.wavetrue.com
rfloit@wavetrue.com
Waypoint Technology Group
17 Computer Dr. East
Albany, NY 12205
518/438-6293
www.waypointtech.com
jcobb@waypointtech.com
Weamco Metric
PO Box 9555
Tulsa, OK 74157
918/445-1141
www.weamco.com
Weatherford International
Houston, TX 77027
713/693-4000
www.weatherford.com
West Corp.
11808 Miracle Hills Dr.
Omaha, NE 68154
800/841-9000
www.west.com
Western Energy Institute
827 N.E. Oregon St. Suite 200
Portland, OR 97232-2172
503/231-1994
www.westernenergy.org
meyer@westernenergy.org
Western Filter Co. Inc.
Farmington, NM 87401
505/324-0772
www.westernfilterco.com
Western Industrial Solutions
2-702 E. Athabasca St.
Kamloops, BC V2C-1C9 Canada
250/318-2064
www.westernindustrialsolutions.com
cmitra@westernindustrialsolutions.
com
Western Specialties LLC
9431 Foster Wheeler Rd.
Dansville, NY 14437
877/856-0571
www.westernspecialtiesLLC.com
bmcintosh@snel.sonco.com
Willbros Utility T&D
4400 Post Oak Pkwy. Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77027
816/398-4525
www.willbros.com
crystal.reeves@willbros.com
Western
Technology Inc.
1415 S. 286th St.
Federal Way, WA 98003
800/654-5483
www.westerntechnology.com
lenore@westerntechnologylights.
com
William Frick & Co.
2600 Commerce Dr.
Libertyville, IL 60048
847/918-3700
www.fricknet.com
sherry.weber@fricknet.com
Western Union Global
Payment Services
155 Glendale Ave. #18
Sparks, NV 89431
775/332-7900
www.westernunion.com
nancie.naylor@westernunion.com
Westport
101 – 1750 W. 75th Ave.
Vancouver, BC V6P 6G2 Canada
604/718-2000
www.westport.com
West Virginia Oil &
Natural Gas Association
PO Box 3231
Charleston, WV 25332-0000
304/343-1609
www.wvonga.com
demarco@wvonga.com
WFMS Inc.
13901 W. Bellfort
281/491-2445
www.wfmsinc.com
WG Hackney/WG Ladish
5495 Beltline Rd. Suite 290
Dallas, TX 75254
800/527-4500
White-Rodgers
9797 Reavis Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63123-5398
314/553-3600
Williams-Sonoma Inc.
Designer Marketplace
3250 Van Ness Ave.
888/837-4888
www.williams-sonomainc.com/
design-trade-program
Williams Energy
1 Williams Center MD50-2
Tulsa, OK 74172
918/573-2111
www.williams.com
Wilson Bohannan Lock Co.
621 Buckeye St.
Marion, OH 43302
800/382-3639
www.padlocks.com
wbco@padlocks.com
Windham Professionals Inc.
380 Main St.
Salem, NH 03079
800/828-8722
www.windhampros.com
jfournier@windhampros.com
Winston Manufacturing Corp.
PO Box 6440, Cherokee Trace
Longview, TX 75608
903/757-7341
www.iamerica.net
Winter Walking
400 Babylon Rd.
Horsham, PA 19044
888/667-5477
www.winterwalking.com
White Lotus Global
1606 Rockdale Dr.
Arlington, TX 76018
918097111157
Winton Products Co. Inc.
PO Box 36332
Charlotte, NC 28236
704/399-5151
www.wintonproducts.com
8535 Jackrabbit Rd. Suite B
Houston, TX 77095
281/200-0210
www.wilcrest.com
mm@wilcrest.com
Wipro Technologies
Plot 72 Electronics City Hosur
Main Rd.
Bangalore 560100 India
+91 99-0145-5872
www.wipro.com
WL Plastics Corp.
3575 Lone Star Circle Suite 300
682/831-2700
www.wlplastics.com
Woodside Energy
29 Coghlan St.
Broome, WA 6725 Australia
+61 800-036-654
www.woodside.com.au
Wrapmaster Inc.
2701 State Hwy. 322
Longview, TX 75603
903/643-8080
www.wrapmaster.us
Wm. L. Riggs Co. Inc.
600 S. 129th East Ave.
Tulsa, OK 74108
918/437-1174
www.flangespreader.com
wlriggs@flangespreader.com
Woodward
1000 E. Drake Rd.
Fort Collins, CO 80525
970/482-5811
www.woodward.com
Wright &
Talisman P.C.
1200 G St. NW Suite 600
202/393-1200
www.wrightlaw.com
statman@wrightlaw.com
Wolseley Industrial
3228 Wildlife Trail
Zionsville, IN 46077
856/723-9836
www.wolseleyindustrialgroup.com
timothy.fish@wolseleyind.com
Womble Co. Inc.
5875 Kelley St.
713/635-8300
www.wombleco.com
Wonderware
26561 Rancho Pkwy. South
949/727-3200
www.cimnetinc.com
Wonil T & I
105. 3Na. Shiwha Industrial
Complex 1269-4
Jungwang-Dong, Shiheung-City,
Kyungki-Do, South Korea
+82 31-498-0521
www.woniltni.co.kr
Woodard & Curran
50 Millstone Rd. Bldg. 300
Suite 100
East Windsor, NJ 08520
609/436-0912
www.woodardcurran.com
dmwalsh@woodardcurran.com
Wood Group
Mustang
17325 Park Row
Houston, TX 77084
832/809-8000
www.mustangeng.com
dany.jew@mustangeng.com
Wood
Mackenzie Inc.
5847 San Felipe 10th Floor
Suite 1000
Houston, TX 77057
713/470-1600
www.woodmac.com
brian.stephenson@woodmac.com
Workflow/One
220 E. Monument Ave.
Dayton, OH 45402-1223
877/735-4966
www.workflowone.com
jboland@workflowone.com
38705 Seven Mile Rd. Suite 300
Livonia, MI 48152
734/542-4100
www.workforcesoftware.com
Working Concepts
P.O Box 1345
Gresham, OR 97030
503/663-3374
www.softknees.com
Workrite Uniform Co.
1701 N. Lombard St. Suite 200
Oxnard, CA 93030
863/669-8338
www.workrite.com
mmiller@workrite.com
World Connection S.A.
16 Calle 7-27 Zona 9
Guatemala City 1009 Guatemala
949/625-4327
www.wconnection.net
hugo@wconnection.net
World Shale Gas
Conference & Exhibition
+44 20-7978-0081
www.worldshalegas.org
Worley Parsons
686 Jiujiang Rd.,
Huangpu District, 200001
Shanghai, China
+86 21-6133-6888
www.worleyparsons.com
shbd@worleyparsons .com
WPS Energy-Integrys Energy Group
130 E. Randolph Dr.
Chicago, IL 60601
877/444-0888
www.integrysgroup.com
579 W. High St
Aurora, MO 65605
800/680-7177
www.ytgloves.com
max@ytgloves.com
Z
Zanfel Laboratories Inc.
1370 N.W. 114th St. Suite 204
Clive, IA 50325
515/267-8099
www.zanfel.com
mbastian@zanfel.com
WR Systems
11311-B Business Center Dr.
Richmond, VA 23236
781/283-9160
Zedi Southern Flow
PO Box 51475
Lafayette, LA 70505
337/233-2066
www.zedi.us
gary.gray@zedi.us
WSA Inc.
2424 E. Broadway #100
Tucson, AZ 85719
520/624-0101
www.williamself.com
wself@williamself.com
WSP Environment & Energy LLC
11190 Sunrise Valley Dr. Suite 300
Reston, VA 20191
703/709-6500
www.wspenvironmental.com
X
Xcel Energy
414 Nicollet Mall-Security Services
612/330-5500
www.xcelenergy.com
Xerafy
3102 Maple Ave. Suite 450
Dallas, TX 75201
214/800-2339
www.xerafy.com
kstark@xerafy.com
Y
Zehnder Communications Inc.
541 Julia St. Suite 301
504/558-7778
www.z-comm.com
kendals@z-comm.com
Zellweger Analytics
400 Sawgrass Corporate Way
Sunrise, FL 33325-6235
847/955-8200
www.zelana.com
Zeus Intelligence
2424 Wilcrest Dr. #100
Houston, TX 77042
713/952-9500
www.zeusintel.com
Ziff Energy Group
713/627-8282
www.ziffenergy.com
richard.tucker@ziffenergy.com
Yemen LNG
35722665431
www.yemenlng.com
Yokogawa Southwest
12530 W. Airport Blvd.
Sugarland, TX 77478
281/340-4225
www.yokogawa.com
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JOBS
Listings may be posted on AGA’s website for 90 days and in one issue of American Gas.
Rates: AGA member companies: $150 for up to 50 words, $1 per additional word; nonmembers:
$250 for up to 50 words, $2 per additional word. All ads must be prepaid. Unless noted, the code
following each listing ensures confidentiality and should be referenced in correspondence.
TO SUBMIT A LISTING TO JOBS, PLEASE VISIT WWW.AGA.ORG.
DIRECTOR OF GAS TRANSMISSION
ENGINEERING AND DESIGN
The Director of Gas Transmission Engineering and Design is responsible for the custom
design of gas pipeline and station capital and
expense projects, annual and special project
planning functions for gas transmission pipeline, compressor stations, underground storage
facilities, pipeline interconnects, as well as
numerous terminal and regulator stations. The
incumbent oversees program development and
execution for capital projects in support of gas
transmission assets. The director is responsible
for providing facility engineering and technical
support for operations and maintenance of the
natural gas transmission and underground gas
storage facilities. This includes operations and
maintenance program development and technical leadership of expense programs.
This director reports to the vice president,
engineering & design, gas operations, as well as
leads engineering and design managers and a
senior manager, and professionals, support staff,
union employees and contractors.
Please submit all inquiries to mmpe@pge.com.
ENGINEERING MANAGER
WATER-GAS-WASTEWATER
The City of Palo Alto utilities department is currently recruiting for an Engineering Manager for
the Water-Gas-Wastewater Sections. This opening is for an energetic person with experience in
team building, performance management and
general engineering management of water, gas
and wastewater utilities. This position is a unique
opportunity to contribute to a team responsible
for delivering a full range of utility services to
the city. This classification is at the first general
management level. Incumbents are charged with
the implementation of daily WGW engineering
operations. This job requires a bachelor’s degree,
seven yrs. experience and registration as a Professional Engineer in the state of California.
For more information and to apply go to:
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/paloaltoca/
default.cfm
GAS PRODUCT MANAGER
A.Y. McDonald Mfg. Co. is a major manufacturer
of water works valves and fittings, high-pressure
gas valves and residential and commercial water
pumping systems. We currently have an opportunity for a Gas Product Manager at the corporate
office in Dubuque, Iowa.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Evaluate competitive products and recommend
product line changes, improvements and
introductions.
• Develop programs to maintain overall profitability and sales growth of product line.
• Determine yearly goals from the aspect of
S&OP, GP and market share growth increase.
• Establish market area pricing by region.
• Review and provide feedback on a regular
basis to determine ongoing forecast.
• Conduct product training for sales personnel.
• Develop working knowledge of internal computer information systems relating to customer
sales and product.
• Assist in specification work for approval processes with customers.
• Communicate with management and sales
force on current events affecting the gas
industry.
• Work closely with the PIC to maintain accurate
planning and lead times.
• Directly supervise employees in the High Pressure Gas products line.
• Assist in the creation and updating of product
literature.
• Attend and participate in industry trade shows
and exhibitions and travel with manufacturer
representatives.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:
• Bachelor’s degree from four-year college or
university or three to five years related experience and/or training or equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Must have working knowledge of Microsoft
Excel, Word and PowerPoint.
• Must be self-motivated, organized, detail oriented, excellent communication skills and have
a capacity for learning technical specifications
and applications.
Health and drug screen required.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Please visit our website to fill out an application
and submit a resume.
www.aymcdonald.com / hr@aymcdonald.com
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MATERIALS ENGINEER
UGI Utilities Inc., a natural gas and electric utility
serving over 600,000 customers in Pennsylvania,
is currently hiring a materials engineer in our
Reading, Pennsylvania, office.
The Materials Engineer will be responsible to
assist in the standardization of materials and
equipment, including review of specifications,
testing and implementation. Chair the Materials
Committee to discuss materials items with SME’s.
In addition, the Materials Engineer will maintain
the materials specification catalog as well as the
material approval database; assist Purchasing in
the material bid processes by providing primary
and alternate supplier options; monitor vendor
and supplier material quality; investigate and
track material failures. Also, maintain and submit
appropriate data to PHMSA’s database, AGA’s
PE failure database and other related failure
requests and databases. Coordinate material testing with outside laboratories and maintain central
list of testing results.
Qualified candidates will possess a bachelor’s
in engineering from an accredited college or
university with a minimum grade point average
of 3.0. Successful candidates will demonstrate
strong leadership, communications and analytical
skills; ability to effectively evaluate the material
and equipment requirements of field procedures.
As a member of our team, you will enjoy a
competitive compensation and benefits package.
Interested candidates should forward a description of skills, experience and salary requirements
to employment@ugi.com.
UGI Utilities Inc. is an Equal Opportunity and
Affirmative Action Employer. As such, the
company abides by the requirements of the
Executive Order 11246, 41 CFR 60-741.5(a),
and 41 CFR 60-300.5(a). The company does
not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sex,
national origin, disability, age, gender identity,
religion, veteran status or any other legally
protected class in its practices.
PIPELINE
ROBOTICS
CISBOT: PROJECT HIGHLIGHT
UK Gas Utility Minimizes Public Disruption by
Using ULC CISBOT Technology to Repair 1,920’
of Gas Main Under Iconic George Street
WITH JUST TWO EXCAVATIONS AND NO DISRUPTION OF GAS SERVICE, ULC ROBOTICS WAS ABLE TO REPAIR 157
JOINTS IN A CAST IRON GAS MAIN FOR SGN WITH MINIMAL DISRUPTION TO ONE OF SCOTLAND’S BUSIEST STREETS
Using CISBOT, our team at ULC Pipeline Robotics performs live cast iron joint sealing for gas
distribution utilities in large diameter pressurized gas mains to stop existing leaks, prevent new
leaks from forming and uncover critical pipeline integrity data. By accessing up to 1,500’
of pipeline from a single excavation, CISBOT nearly eliminates permit, excavation and restoration
costs–providing the most cost effective way to properly manage your cast iron pipelines.
Discover CISBOT.
Call our team at 1-631-667-9200 or visit us at www.ulcrobotics.com.
B U R NER
TIPS
Earning the social license to build new gas infrastructure
is a huge task. Communications and engagement are
now essential ingredients for growth.
BY HANSCH VAN DER VELDEN AND DIMITRI SCHILDMEIJER
THE GOLDEN AGE OF GAS?
NOT IN MY BACK YARD!
N
atural gas can transform the way the
world produces and
uses energy. But to do
that, the sector will
need to build pipelines, production sites,
compressor stations or LNG terminals. Yet
communities often say “No” or “Not in my
back yard!” when a project is proposed. Just
focusing on permits and legal compliance is
no longer enough—instead, the natural gas
industry must negotiate a “social license”
with their communities.
What company hasn’t been up against the
forces of public opposition? Whether you are
fighting over a pipeline in Nebraska, drilling
for shale gas in Colorado, promoting the
construction of an LNG terminal in Canada
or making a case for Arctic drilling, public
opposition can cause considerable delays
or resistance in project development. That
same trend is true in Europe and around the
world. Whenever we look for new opportunities, communities were often there before
us, and wherever industry operates, public
opposition can impact project delivery.
Jeremy Bentham, Shell vice president
for global business environment, said in
Holland’s The Financial Daily newspaper
in 2012 that Shell’s biggest risk is “to fail
in acknowledging the nontechnical risks—
and to not acknowledge external factors
are increasingly important for the development of our sector.”
Going even further, in 2008, Goldman
Sachs—one of the world’s largest financiers of oil and gas projects—did a study
of 190 oil and gas projects operated by
98
the major international oil companies in
North America, South America, Europe,
Africa, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.
The study showed that the time taken for
projects to come online had nearly doubled in the past decade, causing significant
increases in costs. By far the most frequent
delays were those of a nontechnical nature;
political or stakeholder-related delays were
much more common than commercial
delays or technical challenges. Nontechnical risks accounted for nearly half of the
total risks faced by these companies, and
stakeholder-related risks constituted the
single largest category. In other words, out
of 190 projects, approximately 140 were
delayed as a result of nontechnical risks
(Goldman Sachs, 2008; Davis and Franks,
2012; Ruggie, 2010).
These instances support more investment
by the industry in communications and
stakeholder engagement because where there
is change, there is friction. It’s not rocket science, but we need to get smarter about what
we say, how we say it and whom we engage.
A gas project needs a communications plan,
just like it needs a building plan.
What is often underestimated is the
importance of the process of change itself.
Researchers Davis and Franks investigated
conflict with communities in the mining
industry, a sector that faces huge public
acceptance challenges. In addition to
the economic, environmental and social
changes that lead to conflict, Davis and
Franks also found that in two out of three
disputes, ineffective communication is the
“underlying issue” and that poor communications contribute to the conflict.
PUBLIC ACCEPTANCE REQUIRES TRUST,
VALUE AND CONVERSATION
The key to getting public acceptance is the
ability of the project partners to combine
three elements: trust, value and conversation. In other words:
Be a trustworthy partner. Stakeholders
will only support an infrastructure project
when they feel they can trust the project
team and the partners.
Co-create value. Stakeholders want to
see something in return. Even more so,
companies must give stakeholders a role in
creating value and in providing input into
how benefits can be achieved.
Engage in conversation. Communicate
about the project with stakeholders in an
open and effective way. Listen and look
for the conversation. Communication is a
contact sport: Don’t just send information,
but engage in dialogue.
HARDWARE MUST COME WITH
SOFT SKILLS
Success in public acceptance depends a
great deal on how you communicate and
interact with stakeholders: Our hardware
must come with soft skills.
The traditional one-way “customer
notice” style of communication is not sufficient. Case studies show that interaction,
discussions, forums, in-person meetings,
town halls and other meetings must be
used to engage communities. The “golden
rules” of stakeholder communications are
captured in a few guiding principles:
Communicate often and online. In a
networked world, communication has to
be frequent. Social media has given people a
platform to communicate. It has also raised
expectations of companies to be direct and
fast. Social media provides a unique opportunity to listen to citizens and engage with them
directly, so use the tool to your advantage.
Be open and transparent: Ensuring you are
open and transparent is critical to establishing integrity and trust—especially when you
have bad news. Often a lack of clarity on a
project will, by default, be assumed as negative intent on your part.
Be close to your community. You must
have boots on the ground. Being close to the
impacted community is key. Understand
and acknowledge what is going on there.
Break down barriers in your company.
Communications and operations must
work together to build trust in the organization, make the conversation meaningful
and create value in project design.
A business case cannot be built
without public support. Investing in
stakeholder engagement to gain public
acceptance will provide opportunities
for our industry to grow. u
Hansch van der Velden, Gasunie, and
Dimitri Schildmeijer, WPNT Communications, presented the information
in this article as part of an International
Gas Union report, “Public Acceptance of
Natural Gas Projects,” at the 2015 World
Gas Conference in Paris. For the full
report, visit: http://bit.ly/1KjRwb0.
AD INDEX
A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing Company
Bascom Turner Instruments
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40–41
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Miller Pipeline Corporation
Norton McMurray Manufacturing Co. (NORMAC) 34
14
11
Grid One Solutions Inc.
21
33
Henkels & McCoy Inc.
29
R. W. Lyall & Company Inc.
20
19
Reef Industries
17
Holland Engineering Inc.
13
Ryder System Inc.
Interprovincial Corrosion Control Co. Ltd.
10
Itron Inc.
35
Jameson Corporation
13
ULC Robotics
97
Utility Pipeline LTD
17
Marsh Bellofram Group of Companies Inside Front
Michels Corporation
3
PHOTO COURTESY OF CUMMINS WESTPORT
Engage early. Engage audiences early in the
process. Waiting until decisions are made and
all questions answered is too late and fundamentally counters the co-creation model.
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INFRASTRUCTURE AND EXPANSION
In our annual report, we go state by state
to review major pipeline expansion and replacement activity in the past year and focus
on the specific issues and challenges utilities
face in modernizing pipeline infrastructure.
PROFILE: PHMSA’S MARIE THERESE
DOMINGUEZ
With her extensive record of leadership
within various governmental agencies, it’s
no surprise that Marie Therese Dominguez
was unanimously approved during her
confirmation as the new head of the Pipeline
and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. She talks to American Gas about
her goals for the future, which include both
safety and effective management.
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MAKING A DIFFERENCE
EDUCATION CONNECTION
F
or Dominion Resources Inc.
employees Debra Moyers (left) and
Leighton McCoy (inset), being
positive role models for kids comes
naturally. Moyers is a Dominion
Resources senior software engineer
in Pittsburgh who volunteers her
lunch hour twice a week to help children
improve their reading and relationshipbuilding skills. She also recruits volunteers and
raises funds for Gwen’s Girls, a charity that
helps girls achieve their potential. McCoy,
manager of gas operations/field services for
Dominion East Ohio in Akron, mentors
and prepares inner-city youth for careers in
design and construction. He motivates his
students with guest speakers, team challenges,
construction site field trips, college visits,
resume-writing workshops and mock job
interviews. Both Moyers and McCoy are part
of Dominion Resources’ corporate volunteer
program, which is in its fourth decade, according to company Chairman, President and
CEO Thomas F. Farrell II. “This impressive
legacy of outreach, partnership and goodwill is
central to our concept of corporate citizenship,” he said. u
Are your employees or company making a difference in your community? Contact Tracy Burleson
at tburleson@aga.org to submit your ideas.
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