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1 To Whom It May Concern: INDUSTRIAL & CRANE SERVICES, INC. QUALIFICATIONS STATEMENT Thank you for taking an interest in the capabilities of (ICS). Please see below regarding ICS s personnel and experience. STAFF, WORKLOAD, and CAPABILITIES QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE 1. Key Personnel i. Management and Administrative Team a. Robert Todd Williams President, CEO b. Charles McVea Chief Operating Officer c. Ryan Purvis, P.E. Chief Engineer / Vice President of ICS East Coast d. Eric Lamar Moss Senior Superintendent Site, Safety Officer e. Carlos Garcia Heavy Lift Transport Superintendent f. Phillip Cochran Site Superintendent g. Brice Walters Operations, Facility Manager h. James Gator Bishop Shop Foreman i. Catrina Hairston Payroll, Human Resources j. Libba Binion Accounts Manager k. Ashley Higgins Administrative Assistant ii. ICS Team Members All of ICS s approximate 40 full time employees. a. ICS manages up to 100 to 150 skilled crafts annually. ICS has manpower capabilities up to 250 skilled crafts. 2. ( ICS ) i. ICS has been in business since Its owner/president, Robert Todd Williams, went to work for Konecranes in In 2003, Mr. Williams started ICS performing work of this nature successfully for more than thirteen (13) years.

2 Facility Capabilities ii. ICS s Home Office is located at 2301 Petit Bois Street in Pascagoula, MS. a. Approximately 15-acre facility. b. Local Capabilities: Full Machine Shop with Inside/Outside cranes with 10 ton on hook capacity, 40K forklift, numerous other small forklifts (including 10K lull), Turning capacity, Milling capacity, CNC Plasma, Portable Boring, Drill Press, Press Break, Saw Cutting, Piranha Ironworker, and all Welding Processes. ICS has a 3 acre lay down yard for large fabrications, as well as, full blasting and painting capabilities. iii. ICS East Coast (Savannah, Georgia) iv. ICS Houston Division v. ICS Midwest (Indianapolis, Indiana) vi. Available Equipment upon request of Customer a. 40K Forklifts b. 10K Telescopic Forklifts c. 200 ton climbing jacks d. 999 Crawler Crane 275ton e. 222 Crawler Crane f. Jack Stands g. Lifting Towers, Girders & Custom Lifting Frames h. 2400ton Skidding System (Jacks, Tracks, HPU) (Barge Offloading) i. 1500ton Gantry Lifting System j. 48 Lines of SPMTs (Barge Offloading) * Additional Lines require advance notice k. Various smaller forklifts l. 6 Strand Jacks: 418 metric ton lifting capacity per jack * Additional sizes and configurations of strand jacks require advance notice. m. Burning Table n. Track Cutting Torches o. Band Saws p. Numerous Welding Machines q. 2 Tractor Trailers 3. Management Team Qualifications i. Robert Todd Williams Owner President a. 15(+) years of experience in industrial services, crane repairs, crane rollbacks, crane repositioning, crane erections, crane demolition, crane inspections, etc. Founder, Owner, and President of ICS. ii. Charlie McVea Chief Operating Officer a. 10(+) years of experience including contracts, corporate management, employment law, procurement, government contracts, site operations, safety, insurance, general risk management, AR/AP, etc. iii. Ryan Purvis, P.E. Chief Engineer / V.P of ICS East Coast a. 9 years of experience in civil engineering, structural engineering and project management in the site / land development, industrial, and ports and harbors industries. Specifically, responsibilities included design, analysis, conceptual planning, contracts, procurement, inspections, construction management, cost estimating, plan and specification preparation and business development. In addition to being a Professional Engineer (P.E.), holds a FEMA Enter on

3 Employment (EOD) Technical Expertise Certification for the Department of Homeland Security for disaster zones. iv. Eric Lamar Moss Senior Superintendent Site, Safety Officer a. 20(+) years as superintendent in the industrial construction industry. Certified Crane Operator. v. Carlos Garcia Heavy Transport Superintendent a. 20 years of experience in the heavy lift transport industry. 1. Certified HeavyLift Operator: Multiple years with 100million lbs. in transport vi. Phillip Cochran Site Superintendent a. 20(+) years of experience in the industrial construction industry. Certified Crane Operator. vii. Brice Walters Operations, Facility Manager a. Formal resume will be made available upon request. viii. James Gator Bishop Shop Foreman a. Formal resume will be made available upon request. ix. Catrina Hairston Payroll, Human Resources a. 15 years of experience in employee management, bookkeeping, payables, receivables, filing, payroll, etc. x. Libba Binion Accounts Manager a. 10 years of business management, risk management, bookkeeping, payables, receivables, filing, etc. xi. Ashley Higgins Administrative Assistant a. Formal resume will be made available upon request 4. Relevant Licenses and Certifications i. ICS has 40 regular employees. Each employee holds certifications relevant to their particular craft. Upon award, the certifications and resumes of each team member will be provided prior to start date of this project if so desired. ii. ICS holds numerous classifications and contractor s licenses in several states. ICS has performed work within the United States as well as across the world. 5. Relevant Experience & Capabilities *References Available Upon Request* i. Ports, Industrial, HeavyLift / Transport, Fabrication / Machining, Logistics, Consulting, Expert Testimony, and Engineering a. Rail Repairs, Replacements, Elevations, Rail Alignment, Surveys b. Crane Inspections c. Ongoing Crane Services and Maintenance d. Crane Dismantles e. Ship-to-Shore Crane Rollbacks, Relocations and Transport f. Heavy Lift Transport (Barge Offloading up to 1800tons) 1. Steam Generators 2. Vessel Transport 3. Reactors 4. Overhead Bridge Cranes 5. Offshore Platforms 6. Boilers 7. Barges

4 8. Ships g. Steel (Design, Fabrication and Repairs) 1. Cab, Control House & Platform Fabrications h. Crane Erections & Retrofits 1. Raise Cranes, Extend Booms, Increase Crane Gauges and Capacities for Post-Panamax Vessels i. Structural & Electrical Crane Assembly 1. Overhead 2. Ship-To-Shore 3. Goliath 4. Rubber Tire Gantry 5. Miscellaneous Bulk Handling Unloaders 6. Previous Projects *References Available Upon Request* ** Specific details of any job listed below are available upon request. i. Port Everglades b. Remove, Replace, and Install New Crane Cabs ii. Georgia Port Authority b. 4 Crane Relocations c. Emergency Response Placing cranes back on the rail d. Crane Inspections e. Engineering iii. Port of New Orleans b. Re-Reeving Machine Fabrication and Install c. Structural Repairs and Modifications iv. Jacksonville Port Authority (Jax Port) s f. Crane Relocations g. Crane Repositioning (Rollbacks) h. Electrical Modifications v. South Carolina Port Authority (Charleston) s f. Crane Relocations g. Crane Repositioning (Rollbacks) h. Electrical Modifications

5 vi. Port Tampa Bay a. Gottwald Relocation to Gulfport b. Rail Repair and Replacement c. Remove, Replace, and Install new Crane Cabs vii. Port of Miami s f. Crane Relocations g. Crane Repositioning (Rollbacks) h. Electrical Modifications viii. APM Terminals (Port of Houston) b. Structural Repairs and Modifications c. Crane Repositioning (Rollbacks) ix. Port of Houston Authority b. Crane Dismantle c. Refurbishment of Wharf Crane 4 at Barbours Cut Terminal 1. Relocate crane 220ft down the dock to secure it into position. ICS will relocate with SPMT s or slide system. 2. Crane will be blocked and secured while numerous structural items are repaired at the ICS Shop. 3. Complete all repairs and set the crane back on the rails for operation. x. Newport News Shipyard b. Pedestal Crane Erection xi. Port of Virginia (PMT) xii. Port of Virginia (NIT) b. Structural Repairs and Modifications c. Crane Relocations xiii. Port of Virginia (VIT) b. Structural Repairs and Modifications c. Crane Relocations xiv. HII Ingalls Pascagoula a. Crane Erections b. Crane Repairs c. Emergency Response wheels fabrications/machining, setting crane back on the rails.

6 xv. Grand Bahama Port Authority s f. Crane Relocations g. Crane Repositioning (Rollbacks) h. Electrical Modifications i. 2 year - Emergency Storm Repairs j. Replace Pins k. Repair and Replace Boom xvi. Terminal Investments Limited (TIL) a. Crane Relocation from Brazil to Africa xvii. Sea Star Lines, LLC / Tote Maritime, Inc. a. Cut, Lower, Load and Secure 3 STS Cranes for Relocation to San Juan, PR. b. Lifting Frame and Strand Jacks utilized to raise and lift crane. c. Re-erect 3 STS Cranes in San Juan, PR. d. Retrofit waterside crane legs to account for uneven rails. e. Crane Inspections xviii. Signal International a. Boom Fabrication and Repair. xix. Intership a. Crane Relocation xx. Horizon Lines a. Structural Fabrications and Crane Modifications xxi. Nucor Steel Crawfordsville, IN s g. Electrical Modifications xxii. Nucor Steel Kankakee, IL a. Rail repair and Replacements

7 g. Electrical Modifications xxiii. Nucor Steel Marion, OH s g. Electrical Modifications xxiv. Steel Dynamics, Inc. (SDI) s g. Electrical Modifications xxv. Alcoa s g. Electrical Modifications xxvi. Jeffboat Largest Inland Shipbuilder in United States s and Runway Installs and Crane Inspections

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