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Corporate Background <br />JMS is Indiana's leader in Guaranteed Energy Savings involving roof top solar projects. <br />As such, we take a very methodical. approach as the roof's condition is closely tied <br />to the solar performance. The Central Fire Station's roof is 15 years old and it will be <br />out of warranty on 9/6/19. Likewise, the warranty only covered wind speeds up to 55 <br />mph. <br />Unfortunately, your roofs need to be addressed before the solar panels are installed. <br />If roof work is not part of the solar installation, the project will inevitably fail as the <br />roof will leak and the Fire Department leadership will be very disappointed in the <br />results and the GESC process, Shambaugh/EMCOP made this critical mistake on a <br />roof top solar project, at Elwood Schools, after they installed solar panels on a roof <br />that should have been replaced or rehabilitated. The roofs leak and the customer <br />has been extremely disappointed. Goshen HS is a second) example of incompetent <br />solar installation as panels were placed on top of a poor condition roof. <br />The good news is that your roofs can be rehabilitated/restored and will not need <br />to be torn off and disposed of in a land fill, Likewise, with our solution, we will try <br />to utilize a local roofer such as Midland Engineering or a minority/woman owned <br />contractor. Once the roof is rehabilitated, we will install a non -roof penetrating, roof <br />top solar (PV) array that will annually produce 160,877 kWh. We will also provide a <br />0-year warranty that includes the roof and the solar array. Also, our warranty covers <br />wind speed up to 74 mph, not 55 mph. <br />On the South Bend Fire Department Solar PV Project, JMS will utilize the technical <br />expertise of a six -member team with over 116 years of experience in order to ensure <br />total project excellence and success. The team is comprised of solar management, <br />engineering, GESC management, project management, financial management and <br />a roof consultant. <br />Our price for the solar (PV) array is approximately $350,860 and approximately <br />$300,000 for the roof. We cannot give exact pricing, at this points as we still have <br />many questions about budgets, financing -options, phasing of the project, timing„ <br />access to the Fire Station, etc. However, we hope the approximate prices reflect the <br />fact that we're serious about partnering with tare South Bend Fire Department and <br />the City of South Bend. <br />Please let Doug Copley know if you have any questions as we truly would like to earn <br />your business. This is a very straight forward project and it's similar to projects we've <br />successfullly completed many times. We're confident in our ability to exceed the <br />City of South Bend's expectations and, truly appreciate the opportunity to serve the <br />South Bend Fire Department. <br />acV, 4 <br />
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