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3. Corporate Background Thank you for allowing Johnson Mel loh Solutions (JMS) to eva I uate your Centra I Fire Station building located at 1222 South Michigan Street. We are the state leader in rooftop solar (pv) solutions and are confident that we can successfully complete your Guaranteed Energy Savings project. Saying that, we look forward to hopefully earning the City of South Bend's business. As of 2019, JMS now is part of Vere (www.veregy,com) and we are one of the largest ESCO's, solar and roof top solar providers in the country, As a Guaranteed Energy Savings provider, we have cor-npleted over $1.4 billion worth of energy savings projects, optimized 1000's of buildings, saved over 6 billion kWh's, of energy, saved over 18 billion gallons of water and have restored or replaced over SO million square feet of roofing. Likewise, we now provide alternative energy and guaranteed energy sol u!t ions in 13 states. John Hobbes is our CEO and we are in the process of becoming a nationally accredited ESPC. Our corporate mission statement is "Energy Optimizations, Delivered. We're an energy service companycreating pathwaystoeco-f riendly building optimizationswith guaranteed energy savings". in other words, we're an industry leader in rooftop solar, battery back-up, LED lighting, MEP, water meter conversion as well as natural gas and waste -water savings. In all, we're very confident that we can exceed expectations on this project and all future projects. JMS has been in business since 1976 and is a, state of IN ap roved provider of Guaranteed Energy Savings under I.C. 36-1-12.5, Likewise, we have competed many recent, high -profile solar projects along with numerous roof top solar projects around the state, of Indiana. Many of these projects are similar to what we'd do at the Central Fire Station and these projects include: 1. Argos Schools -roof work followed by roof top solar (225 kW solar) 2. City of North Vernon-29 solar sites throughout the city 3. Evansville Pegional Airport-1.3 megawatt solar 4. Frankton Lapel Schools -roof work followed by roof top solar (1.4 megawatts of solar) 5. Jac-Cen Del Schools -solar 6. Hamilton County-3 megawatt of solar 7. Indianapolis International Airport -one of the largest solar projects in the country with a 77-acre solar field consisting of 110,000+ panels and annual production over 25 megawatts 8. Madison Grant Schools-1.2 megawatt solar & LED 9. Madison Schools -roof work followed by roof top solar, LED lighting 10. Mill Creek Schools-330 kW solar 11. MSD Wayne Township (Ben Davis High School)-2.5 megawatt solar and natural gas generators 12. North Putnam Schools-1.2 megawatt solar 13. Orleans Schools-1.3 megawatt solar 14. Plymouth Municipal Airport -Solar maintenance and remote monitoring 15. Rising Sun Schools -roof work followed b rooftop solar (302 kW solar) 16. Sheridan Schools-1.8- megawatt solar field and roof top solar 17. Tipton Schools-600 kW solar