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1 STATEMENT OF CAPABILITIES HEALTHCARE COMMERCE DRIVE SUITE 817 BALTIMORE MARYLAND USA

2 What We Do is ESSENTIAL EXECUTIVE SUMMARY... 1 MEETING THE SPECIALIZED NEEDS OF THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR... 2 SELECTED HEALTHCARE PROJECTS... 3 ENGINEERING & CONSULTING SERVICES WE PROVIDE... 7 LEADERS IN THE FIRE PROTECTION INDUSTRY... 8 ADDITIONAL SECTORS WE SERVE... 9 OUR GLOBAL REACH OFFICE LOCATIONS & CONTACT... 11

3 HEALTHCARE EXPERIENCE EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Celebrating more than 33 years in business, Hughes Associates, Inc. is a global leader offering engineering and consulting services for fire protection and life safety, code compliance, hazard analysis and risk management, research and testing and physical security. Hughes experts are committed to providing the most cost-effective, sustainable, and appropriate solutions that meet our client s needs. Founded in 1980, Hughes is headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland with offices worldwide. On-site laboratory and testing facilities in Baltimore complement our traditional consulting, engineering and forensic services. Hughes offers customers a unique combination of research capabilities and global application expertise. ENGINEERS. CONSULTANTS. SCIENTISTS. Our staff consists of a renowned group of more than 200 engineers, technical consultants, scientists, and computer programmers, as well as investigators and other specialists, who are among the best in the fields of fire protection engineering, code consulting and related fields. Our engineers serve on numerous National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) committees (multiple with positions) including the Life Safety Code, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code, Fire Alarm and Signaling Code and the Automatic Sprinklers Standard. SUPERIOR FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERING The Hughes team is exceptional in meeting the life safety, fire protection, code consulting and security needs and objectives for the sectors we serve. Hughes delivers timely and ground-breaking solutions that support the code-compliant expansion and fire protection systems reliability at government and commercial facilities across the globe. WHAT WE DO IS ESSENTIAL Hughes experts not only understand the codes and requirements of fire and building safety, they are also subject matter experts in a variety of key sectors. We are the single resource for all of the fire safety and consulting services our clients need for the design, construction and/or renovation of facilities including expert consulting, engineering, fire modeling, design, and training. Page 1

4 MEETING THE SPECIALIZED NEEDS OF THE HEALTHCARE SECTOR SAFEGUARDING HEALTHCARE FACILITIES The Hughes Healthcare team members draw on their experience with key healthcare agencies including the Joint Commission, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), and Departments of Health to deliver consulting services and system designs that are practical and in compliance with code requirements. We conduct facility evaluations that document deficiencies, outline plans for improvement, and design efficient, cost-effective systems. We evaluate both existing facilities and construction projects from predesign planning through post-construction. SERVICES FOR THE HEALTHCARE INDUSTRY Building and Fire Code Consulting Accessibility Consulting Code Compliance Audits Emergency Preparedness/Disaster Planning Feasibility Studies Fire Suppression/Sprinkler Systems Design Fire Alarm Systems Design Life Safety Systems Commissioning of Fire Protection and Life Safety Systems Litigation & Investigation Support Mass Notification Systems Materials Handling Procedures Operations and Maintenance Support Research and Development Security Systems Design & Integration Statements of Conditions and Plans for Improvement Hughes team members serve on numerous codes and standards writing committees, including the National Fire Protection Association s Life Safety, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code, and the Technical Committee on Premise Security. Hughes has an established history of providing leadership to the NFPA and various industry organizations. Highly educated and widely published, our top-tier talent possesses extraordinary expertise and project management skills. Page 2

5 SELECTED HEALTHCARE PROJECTS Naval Medical Center, Buildings 1, 2 & 3, San Diego, CA Fire Alarm Study and Design A study of the existing fire alarm systems in three major health care buildings was conducted to define specific fire alarm requirements and evacuation methods for each of the buildings. After the completion of the study, a new fire alarm system was designed for the three buildings. The three buildings were the Main Hospital and its two major clinic buildings that were four to six stories in height and totaled approximately 1.5 million square feet. A new network addressable fire alarm system was chosen with connection to the new Central Fire Alarm Dispatch Center and remote annunciators and graphic display panels. Design work included demolition drawings of the old system, new system drawings including conduit runs and circuit wiring, selective zone evacuation, and conduit riser diagrams. A construction cost estimate and system change-over schedule was also provided. Hughes received a performance rating of Excellent for its services. University of California, Davis Medical Center, Sacramento, CA Fire Alarm Master Plan Update The University has asked Hughes to provide fire protection engineering support of the Hospital Fire Alarm Master Plan Upgrade. Given the age of the current master plan and the conditions, the University desires that the Hospital Fire Alarm Master Plan be revisited and updated, to define a path forward including the establishment of a Notifier network of necessary fire alarm control panels, a consistent and compliant means of occupant notification, and to standardize fire alarm system equipment to the extent feasible to minimize hardware and Inspection, Testing and Maintenance efforts for the foreseeable future. The Fire Alarm Master Plan covers the entire Main Hospital campus, including the Surgery and Emergency Services Pavilion. UC Davis Surgery and Emergency Services Pavilion, Sacramento, CA Smoke Control System Consulting and Commissioning Hughes functioned as the Special Inspector for the smoke control system in this $426 million OSHPD-regulated surgery center. As special inspector, Hughes performed all smoke control testing and inspections for over 1000 FSDs and 40 large AHUs used for smoke control. Hughes also conducted all required performance testing of the smoke control system under the guidance of the UC Davis Fire Marshal and Project IOR, Hughes also advised the owner regarding smoke control code compliance issues for this 470,000-square foot addition to the existing hospital. Mills-Peninsula Medical Center (Sutter Health), Burlingame, CA Smoke Control System Consulting and Commissioning Hughes functioned as the Special Inspector for the smoke control system in the medical office building constructed as part of the Mille-Peninsula Hospital Replacement Project. As special inspector, Hughes performed all smoke control testing and inspections for the building smoke control. Hughes also conducted all required performance testing of the smoke control system under the guidance of the Burlingame Fire Marshal and Sutter Health Project Manager, Hughes also advised the owner regarding smoke control code compliance issues. Hughes provided testing services for the hospital. New Stanford Hospital, Palo Alto, CA Smoke Control Design Services Hughes functioned as the Design Engineer for the design of the smoke control system for the New Stanford Hospital. Originally built in 1959, the hospital s main facilities are outdated and cannot be brought up to new seismic standards. Stanford Hospital & Clinics, the Peninsula s only Level-1 trauma center, proposes a net increase of approximately 824,000 sq ft. The new facilities will add 144 beds for a total of 600 patient beds and will feature a new Emergency Department. The anticipated construction cost is $715 million-$880 million. Oakland Medical Center, Oakland, CA Fire Alarm Replacement Hughes provided design and construction period services for the fire alarm replacement project at the Kaiser Permanente Oakland Medical Center. This existing operating hospital and medical office building is 15 stories plus a basement and mezzanine, and approximately 450,000-square feet. The hospital portion is nine floors. The base Page 3

6 building was constructed in the 1940 s; the high rise portion was constructed in The project was a phased replacement project; replacing antiquated devices with new devices compatible with a new system backbone. Design support is also provided for all Tennant Improvement projects in the hospital to insure compatibility with the overall fire alarm system upgrade. University of California, San Francisco Medical Center, San Francisco, CA Smoke Control Commissioning Services Hughes provided smoke control commissioning services for the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay Project. Services include review of design documents and development of a written commissioning plan. Commissioning services for passive smoke zones and pressurized stairs and development of a complete commissioning report for each building as required in CBC, Section were also completed. VA Seattle Mental Health Building, Seattle, WA Fire Protection Consulting Services Hughes provided fire protection consulting services for the design and construction of a new high-rise Mental Health Services Building including a five level parking structure. Construction documents and construction administration services were included. Mt. San Rafael Hospital, Trinidad, CO Life Safety Survey Hughes conducted a detailed survey of the hospital to identify deficiencies using NFPA 101, Life Safety Code and applicable portions other NFPA standards as referenced. The purpose of the survey was to evaluate and identify deficiencies in existing smoke barriers, fire rated separations, vertical openings, fire-rated doors, exiting, building construction, fire alarm systems, and sprinkler systems. Possible solutions addressing the deficiencies found were provided. Most notably, the hospital is currently not full sprinkler protected. This survey identified all portions of the hospital where sprinkler work is anticipated. Children s Hospital Colorado, Main Campus, Aurora, CO Fire Protection Services and Commissioning HAI provided fire protection services related to plan reviews and the commissioning of fire alarm and other life safety systems for CHC s new East Tower addition and for remodels to the existing hospital building at Fitzsimmons Health Care campus. As commissioning agents, HAI provided design review services to all life safety systems, participated in weekly project meetings, and performed acceptance testing of all installed life safety systems, including: fire alarm, sprinkler, smoke control, and their associated interfaces with security, nurse call and communication systems. In addition, HAI was responsible for review and approval of all egress components, emergency and exit lighting, and the development of interim and permanent life safety implementation plans and maintenance procedures. St. Johns Hospital and Medical Center, Detroit, MI Joint Commission SOC Report A Joint Commission SOC was developed for this high-rise multi-building hospital. The building Statement of Conditions included the Basic Building Information (BBI), Life Safety Analysis (LSA), and Plan for Improvements (PFI) sections as based on the NFPA Edition requirements for healthcare occupancies, ambulatory care occupancies, and business occupancies. Deficiency documentation and resolutions, life safety plans, and SOC form completion were provided. Wright Patterson Air Force Base Medical Center, WPAFB OH Fire Protection & Life Safety Systems Conditions / Joint Commission An assessment and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations Statement of Conditions for the six story Air Force Medical Center. The systems evaluated during this project were the fire alarm, fire sprinkler, passive smoke control, active smoke control, heating and ventilation, and mass notification. The building Statement of Conditions included the Basic Building Information (BBI), Life Safety Analysis (LSA), and Plan for Improvements (PFI) sections as based on the NFPA Edition requirements for healthcare occupancies and business occupancies. Page 4

7 Captain James A. Lovell Federal Health Center, North Chicago, IL Quality Control Fire Protection Engineer Services Hughes provided peer review, approval and acceptance testing of all fire protection equipment and fire protection systems in compliance with VA and NAVFAC guidelines and standards. Louis Stokes VA Medical Center, Cleveland, OH Fire Protection Engineering Services and Code Consulting Fire Protection Engineering Technician provided code consulting for compliance with IBC, IFC, and NFPA 101 requirements for new healthcare occupancies for a new 240-bed hospital tower. The design and specification of the fire alarm system was supplied in conformance with NFPA 72 and VA specific requirements, along with a new fire alarm panel to be added to three existing panels, and the design of a new firefighter phone system. This work included the installation of a new fire water main extension and tie-in to the new structure, and the specification and design of a new 1000 gpm and 100 psi fire pump. Cleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OH Joint Commission Consulting Statements of Conditions were developed for a number of buildings on this 2 million square foot campus. Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals, Gibbon Building, Philadelphia, PA Infrastructure Master Plan Study Hughes provided services for a master planning study of MEP, fire protection and life safety conditions and upgrades for the Gibbon Building, a ten-story high-rise structure constructed in the late 1970s. The structure is protected, noncombustible construction and has two, 6,400-square foot, rectangular atria without active mechanical smoke control systems. The building is a mixed-use facility with both inpatient and outpatient health care, offices and public spaces (e.g., cafeteria, retail). VA Medical Center, Philadelphia, PA Fire Alarm Replacement Hughes provided investigative surveys and verifying as-built conditions for the full development of construction documents for the campus-wide (13 buildings) replacement of the existing fire alarm system with a new state-of-theart analog addressable alarm distributed voice system. All work meet applicable federal, state and local codes and requirements, including NFPA, UFAS, and Joint Commission. University of Pennsylvania Health System, South Pavilion Expansion, Philadelphia, PA Fire Code Consulting Hughes provided code consulting for the South Pavilion Inpatient Master Plan build-out of 2.5 million gross square feet of the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine. University of Pennsylvania Health System, South Pavilion Expansion, Philadelphia, PA Fire Code Consulting Hughes provided code consulting for the South Pavilion Inpatient Master Plan build-out of 2.5 million gross square feet of the Perelman Center for Advanced Medicine. NIH, Clinical Center Complex, Bethesda, MD Fire Safety Consulting Hughes provided fire protection engineering services as part of the 15-year multi-phased Building 10 Revitalization Program to renovate the entire Clinical Center Complex (CCC). Consulting was provided through the Pre-Design, Planning, Design and Pre- through Post-Construction phases. The Program is a comprehensive whole-scale renovation of the largest biomedical facility (2.5 million gsf) on the Bethesda Campus of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This renovation, conducted in phases, will occur while Building 10 is occupied and fully functioning with ongoing research, administrative, service and public outreach activities. Page 5

8 Children s Hospital of Boston Expansion, Boston, MA Fire Protection Engineering Services Services were provided for the renovation of the existing building and clinical expansion of Children s Hospital. Fire, life safety and accessibility code consulting were supplied for renovation the existing buildings. Work includes an evaluation of existing electrical cable installation. SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, NY Fire Alarm Master Planning & Fire Alarm System Replacement A campus wide fire alarm master plan was developed. The project included a complete survey of the facility, evaluation of the current systems and a code review of current requirements in the NY State Building Code, NY State Fire Code, and the NFPA Life Safety Code. The design for a replacement fire alarm system was provided for three major multi-story buildings: University Hospital, Basic Science Building, and Health Education Building. New York University Langone Medical Center, New Kimmel Pavilion & Energy Building, New York, NY Fire Protection Engineering Services Hughes provided fire safety consulting services in developing a study of options for providing exit discharge from the center exit stairway (Stair 2) in Tisch Hospital at the New York University (NYU) Langone Medical Center in New York City during the period that demolition/construction activities take place on the site of the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine building. Tisch Hospital is an existing, partially sprinklered, high-rise building. Two structures, the Energy Building and Kimmel Pavilion, will be constructed to adjoin Tisch on the east and north sides respectively. NY Presbyterian Hospitals, NY Statement of Conditions Life Safety Assessment Hughes provided Statement of Conditions (SOC) surveys and reporting for Cornell and Columbia hospitals - large, complex healthcare facilities in the state of New York. Northern Westchester Hospital, Mount Kisco, NY Fire Alarm Systems Design; Statement of Conditions Life Safety Assessment Services provided included design of code compliant automatic fire sprinkler systems for targeted sections of the hospital. HAI also performed construction period services for the sprinkler system installation and provided Statement of Conditions (SOC) surveys for the acute care facility with mixed occupancies of health care, ambulatory health care and business occupancies. Office of Mental Health, New York State Office of General Services, New York, NY Code & Fire Protection Consulting Hughes is providing code and fire protection consulting services under contract to the Office of General Services on a task order basis for Office of Mental Health facilities. Scope has included: Code compliance reviews; Preparation of code variances; Design of fire protection systems; Review of design standards; Development of scope and budgets for design projects; Development of specifications and cost estimates; Carrying out investigations, inspections and acceptance testing; Performing construction administration services; Providing support for statewide fire alarm and sprinkler standards; and, Development of training programs for codes and fire protection Projects for Office of Mental Health have included the following: o Buffalo Psychiatric Center, Buffalo, NY Design fire alarm upgrades for 7 buildings. o OMH Sites Perform audits to confirm compliance. o OMH Sites Conduct study of microbiological corrosion of sprinkler systems. o Pilgrim Psychiatric Center, West Brentwood, NY - Upgrade campus fire alarm systems, campus communications and data wiring infrastructure. o OMH Facilities Statewide Provide support for development of fire alarm standards. o Rochester Psychiatric Center, Rochester, NY Replace campus fire alarm system, Building 60. o Middletown Psychiatric Center, Middletown, NY Evaluation of fire alarm and sprinkler systems. Page 6

9 ENGINEERING & CONSULTING SERVICES WE PROVIDE FIRE SAFETY SYSTEM DESIGN & COMPUTER MODELING Fire detection, alarm and mass notification systems design; waterbased and foam fire suppression system design; fire pump system design; fire water supply analysis/fire flow testing, plans and specifications development; shop drawing review; systems inspection; cost estimation; construction administration services; acceptance testing; fire scenario development; egress analysis; smoke control system design and fire/smoke movement analysis. CODE COMPLIANCE CONSULTING Applicable code determination; code compliance analysis; construction type determination; code documentation; Accessibility/ADA compliance; code equivalency development; code variance preparation; code strategy analysis; code conflict resolution; performance based analysis; and negotiation with Authorities Having Jurisdiction. PLAN REVIEW SERVICES Life safety/fire design criteria determination; egress analysis; fuel loading determination and inspections; special use permitting; review and analysis; third party installation plan reviews; fire separation requirements; and fire protection master planning. FACILITY ASSESSMENTS Site survey; life safety analysis; risk assessment and quantification; fire hazards identification (including chemical, biological, radiological and natural hazards); fire hazard scenario development; fuel load analysis; and loss prevention consulting. LOSS CONTROL Fire inspections, fire hazard evaluations and delivered risk/loss control services for large and mid-sized market facilities; solutions to identified issues; hazard analysis and comprehensive risk management; custom extranet sites for clients where all reports, recommendations, building data and drawings are contained in one location.. LIFE SAFETY PROGRAM CONSULTING Occupant awareness training program development; fire safety procedures and manual development; evacuation planning and emergency preparedness planning; risk assessment; and loss prevention. FIRE INCIDENT SUPPORT Incident investigation; equipment failure analysis; systems analysis for code compliance; system false activation analysis; and litigation support. SECURITY CONSULTING Security planning; security assessment; Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) review; security program management; security system engineering and design; and security training. ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES CONSULTING Regulatory forecasting and analysis; policy and standards development; sustainable design; plan and audit services; and remediation. Page 7

10 LEADERS IN THE FIRE PROTECTION INDUSTRY Hughes has established a reputation for expertise, ethics, and competency in fire protection engineering and research. We have achieved this through years of active participation with regional, national and international building and fire code committees and regulatory bodies. We continue to contribute to the development of such codes through our representation both on and before many of these committees. Hughes engineers have detailed knowledge in the application and interpretation of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standards; and local codes, ordinances, and regulations. Committee participation includes the following codes: NFPA 3, Commissioning of Fire Protection & Life Safety Systems NFPA 10, Portable Fire Extinguishers NFPA 11, Low, Medium and High Expansion Foam NFPA 13, Automatic Sprinkler Systems NFPA 16, Installation of Foam-Water Sprinkler & Spray Systems NFPA 30, Flammable and Combustible Liquids Code NFPA 45, Laboratories Using Chemicals NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code NFPA 80, Fire Doors and Other Opening Protectives NFPA 92, Smoke-Control Systems NFPA 101, Life Safety Code NFPA 105, Smoke Door Assemblies & Other Opening Protectives NFPA 204, Smoke and Heat Venting NFPA 220, Types of Building Construction NFPA 241, Safeguarding Construction, Alteration & Demolition Operations NFPA 750, Water Mist Fire Protection Systems NFPA 921, Guide for Fire and Explosion Investigations NFPA 2001, Clean Agent Fire Extinguishing Systems In-Depth Knowledge Authored several chapters and edited the SFPE Handbook of Fire Protection Engineering and authored chapters of the NFPA Fire Protection Handbook. Contributors to the NFPA Fire Alarm Code Handbook and NFPA Automatic Sprinkler System Handbook. Hughes familiarity and participating in the codes and standards making processes enables its staff to develop code compliant approaches or equivalencies in a timely manner, thus streamlining the design and construction process. PARTICIPANTS IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING AND MATERIALS EUROPEAN COMMITTEE FOR STANDARDIZATION INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR FIRE SAFETY SCIENCE (IAFSS) INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL (ICC) INTERNATIONAL MARITIME ORGANIZATION INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR STANDARDIZATION SOCIETY OF FIRE PROTECTION ENGINEERS UNITED NATIONS ENVIRONMENT PROGRAMME Page 8

11 ADDITIONAL SECTORS WE SERVE COMMERCIAL We meet the specialized needs of governmental and military agencies and departments. Hughes has performed under contracts to a wide range of federal government, military, and international government organizations, including: Architect of the Capitol, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, United Nations, and the United States Embassies. GOVERNMENT We meet the specialized needs of governmental and military agencies and departments. Hughes has performed under contracts to a wide range of federal government, military, and international government organizations, including: Architect of the Capitol, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency, United Nations, and the United States Embassies. HIGHER EDUCATION Hughes provides comprehensive campus-wide risk assessments that identify existing and emerging sources of risk for facilities and life safety. Based on these assessments, we can create a customized control program to mitigate and eliminate these sources of risk. Risk mitigation measures include improved evacuation plans, implementation of a mass notification system (MNS), new fire suppression systems, or a variety of fire safety programs or systems. HISTORIC BUILDINGS AND MUSEUMS Fire protection issues are complex in cultural institutions where fire safety engineers face challenges of protecting priceless property and ensuring life safety for thousands of patrons. We understand the need for designing non-intrusive systems that meet these challenges without impacting the historic fabric of the building. HOSPITALITY AND ENTERTAINMENT Hughes specializes in the design of hotels, resorts, entertainment complexes, amusement parks, casinos, conference and convention centers. We are experts in hospitality fire protection and life safety systems design and accessibility compliance. INDUSTRIAL AND MANUFACTURING Hughes s experts conduct detailed assessments of a wide range of requirements, including fire protection and process safety, risk vulnerabilities, and code compliance. We deliver unbiased analysis of client needs, develop recommendations for improvement, and provide assistance in implementing solutions. Hughes is certified by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE) for conducting security vulnerability analyses in accordance with the CCPS methodology and criteria. We are also a member of the Security and Hazards Mitigation Alliance, and can provide state-of-the-art solutions to any security issue from bioterrorism to industrial theft. POWER AND ENERGY Hughes experts have diversified fire protection experience in support of both existing and advanced nuclear, fossil fuel and hydroelectric power plants, independent spent fuel storage installations, uranium enrichment facilities, fuel fabrication facilities, geologic repositories, nuclear waste processing facilities, an assortment of defense nuclear facilities, and petrochemical facilities. Page 9

12 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Our team of designers collaborates to create a specialized fire protection design that meets the specific needs of the client and type of facility. Our experience includes: university research and learning centers, life sciences research, R&D, pharmaceutical and biotech facilities technology research parks, and laboratories. TELECOM AND DATA CENTERS We specialize in the design of fire protection, life safety and security systems in support of data centers, network operations centers, telecommunications centers, as well as other highly technical facilities. Hughes is extensively involved with the renovation and upgrade of existing data centers as well as the design of new facilities. We are instrumental in integrating innovative fire and life safety engineering solutions including: fire detection systems, pre-action sprinkler systems, FM200 and other dry-type suppression systems, CCTV & IP-camera systems. TRANSPORTATION Hughes helps airports and airside facilities, rail and ground transportation facilities, and marine vessels and facilities to ensure fire and life safety systems are designed properly to reduce the threat to life, property and the environment. We pride ourselves in our abilities to preserve unique architectural design features while ensuring code compliance and fire and life safety. OUR GLOBAL REACH Successfully Completed Projects On Every Continent Page 10

13 OFFICE LOCATIONS HEADQUARTERS Hughes Associates, Inc Commerce Drive, Suite 817 Baltimore, MD USA UNITED STATES LOCATIONS Arkansas: Russellville California: Los Angeles, Los Osos, Menifee, San Diego, San Ramon Colorado: Colorado Springs, Denver, Erie Florida: Orlando Illinois: Chicago Indiana: Fort Wayne Iowa: Hamburg Maine: Bingham Maryland: Baltimore Massachusetts: Boston, Holden Minnesota: Rockford Nebraska: Lincoln New Jersey: Woodstown New Mexico: Albuquerque New York: Armonk, Manhattan Nevada: Las Vegas North Carolina: Charlotte, Raleigh Ohio: Cincinnati, Cleveland Pennsylvania: Philadelphia Rhode Island: Providence Tennessee: Chattanooga Texas: Dallas, Houston Virginia: Reston, Virginia Beach Washington: Vancouver Washington, DC: Library of Congress, Pentagon Wisconsin: Clear Lake, Manitowoc GLOBAL LOCATIONS China: Shanghai Italy: Milan Korea: Seoul United Kingdom: London CONTACT Eric Rosenbaum, PE Vice President , x. 238 Or visit to contact a Hughes representative in your area. Page 11