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O,escri be your firm's standards and best practices for selection of solar technologies. <br />Being a performance contractor and offering our customers guaranteed savings means <br />we are heavily invested in not only theperformance of the products we offer but the <br />maintenance and service of such products. We travel across the country attending solar <br />conferences and workshops seeking better, long-term solutions for our customers. <br />Johnson l'elloh Solutions continues to put products through testing at our main office <br />in Indianapolis. Our decision to provide solar as an energy conservation measure was <br />made only, after testing and comparing a 10kW solar system against wind turbines at <br />our main office. Within our office you will find different types of LED fixtures„ lighting <br />control systems, Geothermal HVAC systems, mini split duct systems, off -grid solar hot <br />water heaters and a GNG fueling station. These are just some of the technologies that we <br />have personally tested prior to offering thern as a solution to our customers, In the event <br />customers want to try new technology that Johnson Melloh Solutions hats yet 'to test or <br />confirm its viability, we are willing to partner with customers on pilot projects that are <br />used as case studies for those new technologies. This allows both parties to benefit and <br />share in the experience of being on the forefront of technology advancements. <br />Johnson Melloh Solutions designs all their solar projects around Tier 1 module <br />manufacturers. This means we design and purchase from a module manufacture that is <br />ranked in the top 2% of all panel manufactures based on the Bloomberg Finance Report. <br />These Tier 1 companies historically are vertically integrated, invest heavily in R&D, use <br />advanced robotic processes aind have manufactured solar modules longer than 5years. <br />Year <br />2019 <br />2019 <br />Prp�ect Name <br />Pisinq Sun Elementary <br />Rising Sun High School <br />System <br />Size (kW) <br />168.96 <br />133.12 <br />$/Watt <br />$ 2.56 <br />$ 2.65 <br />Total <br />$ 432,537.60 <br />$ 352,768.00 <br />2019 <br />Jennings County <br />188.63 <br />$ 2.78 <br />$ 524,391.40 <br />2018 <br />North Vernon Water Treatment <br />115 <br />$ 2.67 <br />$ 307,050.00 <br />Hamilton County Community <br />2018 <br />Corrections <br />210.E <br />$ 2.20 <br />$ 463,320.00 <br />Anticipated <br />South Bend Fire Depart ient <br />132 <br />$ 2.65 <br />$ 350,860.00 <br />** The above <br />referenced projects and cost do not include required roof repairs.** <br />** The anticipated roof cost for the South Bend Fire Department is $300,000.** <br />