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4. Performance Contracting Experience Johnson Melloh Solutions has been successfully completing energy savings projects in the state of Indiana since 2009. JMS has a diverse market consisting of, but not limited to: K-12 Education, Municipalities, Higher Education, and Airports. Our team has been active in GES projects since 1993. Continuous education and training, along with valuable experience allows Johnson Melloh Solutions to truly provide the best services to our customers and their needs. A Proud Heritage: Johnson Melloh Solutions (JMS) is an 11-Year old energy services provider that is competitively priced by utilizing internal design and engineering, managing our own solar field trades, controlling costs through direct procurement, and eliminating many subcontractors. JMS has been in the energy savings business for 11 years, while providing solar for the past 8 years. We have a proud heritage and solid reputation of providing quality guaranteed energy savings and construction projects. i® Performance and Construction JMS is a self -performing alternative energy and electrical contractor. We "turn the wrenches" on our projects with our own craftsmen unlike many of our competitors that simply subcontract all work to others. Progressive Energy Solutions: JMS is one of the leaders in Solar throughout Indiana. We performed a 25 MW installation at the Indianapolis International Airport (America's largest solar -powered airport), several public K-12 Schools, cities and counties, and countless residential and business solar systems. Approximately 83% of our business is generated by performance contracting projects, or other related services. Training and Support Services: As part of our performance contracting services, Johnson Melloh Solutions will provide training to operating personnel on the proper operation of the equipment, which is crucial for maintaining reliability and long-term integrity of the systems. Furthermore, in order to achieve the utility and operational savings targets set for the project, everyone should clearly understand his or her role in reaching those targets. Instruction„ conducted' during the final phase of project commissioning, is provided bythe manufacturer on -site. The training typically includes the following: 1. Start-up and shutdown procedures, operation under all modes of operation, and correct procedures under emergency or abnormal conditions 2. A description of the system capabilities and limitations. 3. procedures necessary for effective operational monitoring and alarming. 4. Analysis of useful information that can come frorn monitored data, and why the information is important in analyzing the systern operation. 5. Inspection, service, and maintenance requirements for each system. 6. Instruction in the use ofall O&M documentation included.This includes an awareness and understanding of documentation contents, howto find what is needed, how to use it and how to keep it up-to-date.