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2014 Construction Buyers Guide

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Table of ContentsOn the Cover.....................................................................................................................4

Message from Executive Director Chad Harvey............................................................7

Officers and Board of Directors........................................................................................8

Past Presidents................................................................................................................9

Facts About Mid Atlantic BX..........................................................................................10

Mid Atlantic BX Staff.......................................................................................................12

Upcoming Events...........................................................................................................13

By-Laws..........................................................................................................................14

To Our Project Providers ...............................................................................................21

Alphabetical Membership Listing...................................................................................23

8(a)/DBE/FBE/MBE/SBE/SBVO/SDVOSB/WBE Certified Membership Listing.............89

CSI Classified Listing......................................................................................................93

Brand Name Listing......................................................................................................149

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4What started 100 years ago as a small family business has grown into one of the largest and most diverse mechanical contractors in the mid-state. In fact, more than 65% of H.B. McClures $37.5 million business is commercial in nature, something of which many central Pennsylvanians are unaware.

As an award-winning commercial mechanical contractor, H.B. McClure Company is sought after not only for its wide range of self-performed services, from engineering to service and maintenance, but for an unparalleled level of accountability, schedule adherence and cost management. The H.B. McClure team is as adept in a plan/spec or a design/build environment.

The H.B. McClure team begins adding value at stage one: effective collaboration with general contractors, architects, and owners to ensure timely delivery with lasting value is the norm, not the exception. The team includes two on-staff, licensed professional engineers, who are also LEED AP design professionals, and 12 LEED Green Certified Field Technicians. Services include pre-construction consultation, engineering assistance, energy efficient systems, building automation systems, HVAC, plumbing, service and maintenance, and sheet metal fabrication. H.B. McClure is equally responsive with retrofits and renovations as with ground-up design/build projects.

Depth, Breadth and Unparalleled Experience

No job is too large or too small for the H.B. McClure team. In addition to commercial mechanical contracting specialists with decades of experience, H.B. McClure can pull from a total team of over 200 employees and a fleet of more than 100 service and installation vehicles.

Trust, Quality, Valuesince 1914

The Customer-focused Philosophy behind H.B. McClures Commercial Mechanical Contracting Division

This depth of resources dramatically improves H.B. McClures ability to perform as-promised, on time and within budget. Thats why many design-build customers go on to become H.B. McClure service and preventive maintenance customers.

H.B. does not limit itself to large jobs that need expansive resources. The company also works with smaller customers and projects. Its not unusual to see the H.B. team working on a boiler installation in a local church.

H.B. also supports commercial customers with a robust service department that provides as-needed service as well as cost-saving preventive maintenance contracts.

From Nursing Homes to Schoolsand All Possibilities in Between

Whether its installing a new medical gas system into an existing healthcare facility, designing and installing a new heating and cooling system for an office facility or retrofitting an aging, inefficient HVAC system with a high-performance geothermal system for short-term payback, there is no type of job from which the H.B. McClure team turns away. Over the years, H.B. McClure has excelled in almost every industry such as colleges, hospitals, sports facilities, distribution centers, industrial buildings, computer rooms, clean rooms, churches, shopping centers, multi-family housing units, and senior care facilities.

Our clients consider our past experience, but ultimately, why they choose us is due to our overall philosophy and proven results, said Jim Saussaman, Vice President, Commercial Division, H.B. McClure Company. General contractors, owners, architects: they all know

2014 BUYERS GUIDE PROFILE

5H.B. McClure as the company that uses innovative approaches to get the job done correctly the first time. Weve met incredibly pressing deadlines, successfully installed the impossible-to-install, overcome budget-busting challenges while maintaining the budget time and again. Its part of the culture that has always existed at H.B. McClure. And every employee takes great pride in upholding the promise and the reputation weve painstakingly built for the past 100 years.

Standing Proud on 100 Years of Trust, Quality and Value

Trust, Quality and Value is the promise behind every H.B. McClure job regardless of size. Since becoming an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan) in 2010, keeping the promise has become even more important for each of H.B.s 200+ employees.

We live the promise every day, said Robert Whalen, President. Its not something we say. Its something each of us conveys in every customer interaction and in our internal behaviors as well. Becoming an ESOP just formalized what our founders envisioned in the first place H.B. McClure is a family-owned business. Employees are family. They are accountable for helping customers experience our promise and they take great pride in that fact.

Leading the Way in Geothermal

In the 1970s, H.B. McClure became one of the first mechanical contractors to install geothermal in central Pennsylvania. Forty years later, H.B. McClure is still an undisputed expert in geothermal installations and service for both commercial and residential applications. H.B. McClure has geothermal systems installed in over 1 million square feet of commercial buildings from New York to Maryland.

The H.B. McClure team also helps businesses replace inefficient, traditional heating systems with high-efficiency geothermal systems. H.B. McClure can identify and access a geothermal source and install the necessary new mechanical equipment. H.B. McClure often couples geothermal heat pumps with other energy-efficient systems such as Energy Recovery Ventilators, Building Automation Systems, In-floor Radiant Heating and more.

Our goal is to do the best job we can on every job, said Robert Whalen. Were not out there looking for just the biggest jobs. We want to bring our value to every job. Whether its a 10,000 square foot retail renovation or installing solar panels on a multi-family unit for a regional housing authority, the H.B. McClure team gives 100% attention to detail, delivering flawless quality.

Adopting New Technologies to Deliver Higher Customer Value

Leadership within H.B.s commercial division excels in its ability to balance customer needs with emerging technologies.

We are constantly evaluating and incorporating new approaches designed to make the process smoother, more cost efficient and longer lasting for our customers, said Jim Saussaman. When we are working with a customer during the up-front planning process we talk about the long-term vision and plans for the facility. Thats when we help identify technologies and systems

that can save time and money, either during the planning or construction process or during the actual facility operations.

Just as H.B. McClure led the way with geothermal in the 1970s, they also became an early adopter of Building Automation Systems in the 1990s. Making buildings work smarter to reduce costs is just one of the few ways in which the H.B. McClure team helps companies drive down costs while improving efficiency.

Today, H.B. McClure uses BIM (Building Information Models) during the planning process for all design/build mechanical contracting projects. BIM technology depicts building plans in 3D, linking together multiple systems and data points to identify in advance any potential problems. This intelligence is used to problem solve before problems actually occur. The result is faster time to market and improved budget adherence.

The H.B. McClure team is also helping commercial customers drive down on-site construction costs by pre-fabricating assemblies in H.B.s 80,000 square-foot facility. Recently, H.B. replaced a complex mechanical device for Penn State University with an understanding that downtime to accommodate installation had to be minimal.

To meet the requirements, H.B. fully fabricated and assembled the parts in their warehouse, removed an external wall, loaded and shipped the device to Penn State and successfully installed the new device well under the specified time allotted. Not only does this capability reduce costs, it minimizes a customers downtime.

Expect to see much more of this pre-fabrication approach from us in the future, said Jim Saussaman. Clients are under pressure to reduce costs and avoid downtime. Pre-fabrication helps us meet customer demands without compromising service.

Looking to the Future

As H.B. McClure continues to master technologies that streamline the planning and installation processes, the leadership team will continue to evaluate new technologies that reduce time-to-payback and increase the lifetime value of installed systems.

One thing that wont change at H.B. McClure is the family and community oriented culture that has been in place since its founding in 1914. At H.B. McClure, each employee is empowered to identify and rally support for its own chosen charity or community group. With more than 200 employees, its no wonder that H.B. McClure is known for its generous spirit.

H.B. continues to grow both by adding new clients and by acquiring regional companies that reflect H.B.s service model. Most recently, H.B. McClure added Lancaster, Pa-based Henry Mechanical. The acquisition is designed to further extend H.B.s commercial refrigeration offering and improve their ability to service businesses in Berks and Chester Counties.

With 100 years behind them are the 212 current H.B. employees excited about the future?

Absolutely, said Bob Whalen. As long as we continue to focus on the Trust, Quality and Value that kept us growing for the past 100 years, were confident well be here to keep central Pennsylvanians warm for the next 100 as well.

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OONNECTIHG THE CONS11lUCTlON INDUSTRY

7As times and technologies change, so do we. Mid Atlantic BX is committed to providing the best resources and latest technologies to you, our members.

This year, we are debuting the brand new Planroom. Its everything needed to manage and facilitate the invitation to bid process at an affordable price.

Some new features include:

Powerful search and filtering capabilities to find the exact companies needed for your bidding invite Ability to save geographic company filters Search and narrow companies by trade and certifications Set custom company groups and individual company overrides Track who looked at the invitation to bid (ITB) and their bidding intent Integration with TOOLS, MABXs lead generation software

In 2013, we introduced a mobile version of the Construction Buyers Guide and are creating a more robust version to debut later this year.

On behalf of the Mid Atlantic BX board of directors and staff, I am pleased to present the 2014 Construction Buyers Guide. For years, its been a trusted professional resource for many construction project owners, architects, engineers, and other construction-related businesses throughout the Mid-Atlantic region. It is distributed annually to provide valuable information about the professionals available for your commercial construction needs.

The Buyers Guide includes an alphabetical listing of the Mid Atlantic BX membership, as well as a classified section outlining virtually every construction material, component and service offered by our members. It also lists the manufacturers and trade names offered by member firms.

The 2014 Buyers Guide is a reliable and valuable resource to any organization involved in the execution of any construction project. We welcome any comments or questions regarding this guide and your Mid Atlantic BX.

Respectfully,

Chad C. HarveyMABX Executive Director

2014 Construction Buyers Guide

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Jeff Kennedy President-Elect

Andy Loser President

PinnacleHealth Manager, Construction

Irvin H Geiger Associates Inc Vice President

Allan A Myers LP Project Manager

Sam Bashore Vice President

Michael DeSanto

SteveDiller

Dave EdmondsonTreasurer

Gene Grassel

Jeffery Lynch, CPSM

Jim Saussaman

Tim Woolford

Edwin L Heim Company Executive Vice President

G R Sponaugle & Sons Inc ExecutiveVice President

Lobar Associates Inc Vice President

SECCO IncProject Manager

Dauphin Electric Project Construction Sales Manager

H B McClure Co Commercial Vice President

Woolford Law PC Partner

Babette Freund

Ritner Steel Inc CEO

Wagman Construction IncDirector of Client Services

Stephanie L.Schmidt

Poole Anderson Construction President

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Past Presidents..Herbert B. Alexander ........................... 1938-39..Howard A. Baum .................................. 1939-40..Ralph W. Gery ...................................... 1940-41..Russell E. Ritter .................................... 1941-42..Clinton L. Leroy .................................... 1942-43..Norman P. Ninneman ........................... 1943-44..John P. Gibson ..................................... 1944-45..Joseph H. Germer ................................ 1945-46..Andrew J. Musser ................................ 1946-47..Lloyd K. Zinn ........................................ 1947-48..Paul B. Herman .................................... 1948-49..W. Stewart Taylor ................................. 1949-50..Guy E. Shelley ...................................... 1950-51..Franklin B. Musser II ............................ 1951-52..Merton J. Myers ................................... 1952-53..Robert M. Mumma ............................... 1953-54..Walter F. Hoopes .................................. 1954-55..Wallace H. Alexander ........................... 1955-56..Richard D. Wampler ............................. 1956-57..James D. Novinger ............................... 1957-58..Lester L. Wolfe ..................................... 1958-59..Larry N. Yost ........................................ 1959-60 W. Franklin Hollinger ............................ 1960-61..H. Fay Diehl .......................................... 1961-62..Alan W. Little ........................................ 1962-63..Edmund H. Horn .................................. 1963-64..Samuel Z. Caretti ................................. 1964-65..John W. Putt ......................................... 1965-66..Robert R. Roebuck .............................. 1966-67..Russell M. Hershey .............................. 1967-68 E. Lee Ritter, Jr. ................................... 1968-69..Jay E. Oberman ................................... 1969-70..Gerald I. Reiter ..................................... 1970-71..John E. Hepschmidt, Jr. ....................... 1971-72 Martin L. Murray .................................. 1972-73..Frederick J. Mummert .......................... 1973-74..James F. Keiser .................................... 1974-75 Emerson D. Lightner ............................ 1975-76..Robert E. Hower .................................. 1976-77..Richard A. Kauffman ............................ 1977-78..Joseph F. Smyers ................................. 1978-79..Harold L. Hammaker ............................ 1979-80 Robert E. Dolbin .................................. 1980-81 James R. Dukes .................................. 1981-82

Philip M. Hepschmidt .......................... 1982-83 Larry D. Bashore .................................. 1983-84 James H. Miller .................................... 1984-85 Craig Emerson ..................................... 1985-86 William Brightbill .................................. 1986-87 G. Thomas Parry, Jr. ............................ 1987-88 Ray Young ........................................... 1988-89 Calvin Wright ....................................... 1989-90 Robert C. Grubic ................................. 1990-91 Barry Deaven ....................................... 1991-92..Ted Shull .............................................. 1992-93 Homer Myers ....................................... 1993-94 James C. Byerly .................................. 1994-95 Glenn Seifert ........................................ 1995-96 Jeffrey L. Sterner ................................. 1996-97 Robert E. Twomey ............................... 1997-98 James F. Reed ..................................... 1998-99 Stephen T. Loser ................................. 1999-00 D. Michael Frye ................................... 2000-01 Doug McAninch ................................... 2001-02 Greg Black ........................................... 2002-03 Robert N. Striewig, Jr. ......................... 2003-04 Frank P. Smith, Jr. ................................ 2004-05..Richard Allen Green ............................. 2005-06 Dan Donahue ....................................... 2006-07 John Resciniti ...................................... 2007-08 Steve Geyer ......................................... 2008-09..Pete Taleff ............................................ 2009-10..Jon Kauffman ....................................... 2010-11 H. Edward Black .................................. 2011-12 Dana Klinepeter ................................... 2012-13

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LINKEDINGROUP: Mid Atlantic BX (MABX)

Facts about Mid Atlantic BX

Mid Atlantic BX is a not-for-profit trade association serving the commercial construction industry.

MABX was founded in 1938 by a group of Central Pennsylvania prime contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, and manucturers agents.

Formerly the Harrisburg Builders Exchange, the association became Mid Atlantic BX in 2007.

While most MABX members are from Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey and New York, there are members from across the United States and Canada.

The membership consists of architects, engineers, general contractors, subcontractors, suppliers, material manufacturers, manufacturers representatives, landscape architects, equipment rental companies, law firms, financial service providers, project owners, developers, Realtors and other construction-related businesses.

Mid Atlantic BX is managed by a Board of Directors.

The MABX online plan room provides access to nearly 14,000 Mid-Atlantic construction projects annually.

Mid Atlantic BX also has a physical plan room located at its Harrisburg office.

MABX has three membership levels - Associate, Projects, and Projects Pro.

MABX provides all members with networking events, industry-specific educational opportunities and training sessions, a PPACA compliant health insurance program, other employee benefit programs and marketing opportunities.

The Projects and Projects Pro membership levels include access to the online plan room.

Projects Pro members can view and download all available project plans and documents

MABX publishes Construx, an architecture, engineering and construction news website.

MABX publishes an annual Construction Buyers Guide, listing all of its members and the specific trades for those members.

MABX offers access to frequent construction safety courses, including a number of OSHA required courses.

2501 North Front StreetHarrisburg, PA 17011

Phone: (717) 234-3255Toll-Free (866) 499-2665

Fax: (717) 234-3316Plan room: (717) 255-9728www.midatlanticbx.com

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Project AnalystTheresa Murphy, CIT

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Faith Myers, CIT Project Analyst

Jennifer Carter Project Analyst

Shannon Davis, CIT Project Information Manager

Adrian Huber Director of Membership

John Alexander, CIT Advertising Manager

Dave Sheppard, CAE Deputy Executive Director

Stephanie Kinner, CIT Event Coordinator

Trevor Vargas Project Analyst

Meghan Tinkham Director of Communications

Chad Harvey Executive Director

Lisa Snyder Director of Finance

Trisha Mays, CIT Director of Project Services

Daniel Jusko Membership Recruitment

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Abby Haman Administrative Assistant

Megan Roby, CIT Director of Meetings

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Upcoming Events

MABX offers a variety of networking opportunites, training sessions, educational seminars, and other events throughout the year. For a complete list, visit the events and training calendars at midatlanticbx.com.

Electrical Contractors Networking Event February 20

Appalachian Brewing CompanyHarrisburg, PA

Speed Networking EventApril 16

The Central Hotel & Conference Center Harrisburg, PA

Annual Golf Tournament June 26

Armitage Golf Club Mechanicsburg, PA

Member Appreciation EventSeptember

Location TBD

Safety Training: In partnership with Cocciardi & Associates Inc, MABX Members will receive a 10% discount on safety trainings. These include OSHA training courses and other sessions designed to keep your work force safe.

Industry Training: With Lorman Education Services to provide continuing education in a variety of topic areas, such as Construction & Development, Human Resources, Legal & Government and many more.

Members receive a 20% discount on any audio conference, seminars, bookstore items and OnDemand webinars.

www.midatlanticbx.com (866) 499-2665

Celebration of Excellence March 27

Radisson Hotel Harrisburg Camp Hill, PA

Economic Development SummitMay 14

Eden Resort & Suites Lancaster, PA

Clay ShootAugust 7

Central Penn Sporting Clays Wellsville, PA

TEC Summit Technology & Excellence in Construction

OctoberLocation TBD

2014 Mid Atlantic BX Schedule of Events

For registration information contact Megan Roby, [email protected]. For event sponsorships contact John Alexander, [email protected]

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MID ATLANTIC BX(Incorporated)

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ADOPTEDJUNE 28, 1940

AMMENDEDAPRIL 29, 1953JULY 9, 1968

FEBRUARY 13, 1973DECEMBER 8, 1987

SEPTEMBER 24, 2002MARCH 1, 2007

AUGUST 28, 2007AUGUST 29, 2012

ARTICLE INAME and PURPOSE

Section 1. The name of the Corporation shall be the Mid Atlantic BX.

Section 2. The object of the Corporation shall be to encourage and protect the building interests of the Mid Atlantic BX membership base; provide members with a competitive advantage through the timely development and delivery of interactive solutions; and inform, serve and advance the construction and design industry.

Section 3. No part of the net earnings of the Corporation shall inure to the benefit of, or be distributable to, its Members, Directors or other private persons, except that the Corporation shall make payments and distributions in furtherance of the purpose or purposes of the Corporation.

Section 4. Notwithstanding any other provisions of these by-laws, the Corporation shall not carry on any other activities not permitted to be carried on by a corporation exempt from federal income tax under sections 501(c)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the Code) (or the corresponding provisions of any future United States Internal Revenue laws).

ARTICLE IIMEMBERSHIP

Section 1. The Membership shall consist of Active and Honorary Members.

Section 2. Any person, partnership or corporation, who, or which, is engaged in the construction industry or allied business, or in the manufacturing or supplying of materials therefore, is eligible for Active Membership.

Section 2a. No Member shall sell or resell to any individual, group, organization or other entity, the facilities, services, or information made available to Members by

the Corporation.

Section 3. Honorary Members may be elected by a majority vote of the Members present at any Board of Directors meeting.

Section 4. Application for membership shall be made through proscribed forms and channels as published by the Corporation. Upon receipt by the Corporation of application materials and monies, applicants shall be granted Probationary membership status.

Section 5. Probationary Members shall be presented to the Board of Directors. A majority vote at any legal meeting of the Board of Directors shall be required to elect a new Active Member at which time their membership status shall be converted from Probationary to Active.

Section 6. Each qualified Active Member in good standing with their dues paid in full shall be entitled to one vote at each regular or special meeting of the Corporation. A firm or corporation entitled to Membership shall designate the member or officer authorized to act for it, but in their absence any other member or officer shall be permitted so to act.

ARTICLE IIIDUES

Section 1. The dues for each Active Member shall be fixed by the Board of Directors each year and shall be paid at such times and in such amounts as the Board of Directors shall determine, provided that no increase in dues shall be made without giving notice to the Membership at least thirty (30) days before the date increase in dues shall be effective.

Section 2. Any Member who is more than fifteen (15) days in arrears shall be notified. Should their dues not be paid within thirty (30) days after such notice, they shall automatically forfeit their Membership in the Corporation. The Board of Directors may, however, for causes deemed by it to be sufficient, extend the time for payment, or for the application of these penalties.

ARTICLE IVSUSPENSION AND EXPULSION

OF MEMBERS Section 1. The grounds for suspension or expulsion of

a Member of the Corporation include, but are not limited to:

a) Violation of the By-Laws or a ruling of the Board of Directors, made in accordance with the By-Laws and applicable to the party accused.

b) Injury to this Corporation, its property or the common interests of its Members by the party accused.

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c) Neglect of duty as a Member.

d) Dishonorable business methods.

e) Violation of policies and/or procedures duly adopted by the Board of Directors.

f) Illegal activities.

Section 2. Allegations concerning Article IV, Section 1 against a Member of the Corporation shall be in writing and directed to the Secretary of the Corporation. The Secretary shall promptly bring allegations to the attention of the Board of Directors. Allegations may be made by one or more Members of the Corporation and shall be in writing.

Section 3. The Board of Directors shall adopt policies and procedures governing the suspension and expulsion of Members of the Corporation. These procedures and the entirety of Article IV shall apply both to companies that are Members of the Corporation as well as individual persons associated with or employed by Members of the Corporation. The Board of Directors specifically reserves the right to determine the application of this article on a case by case basis.

Section 4. In no instance shall action be taken against a Member of the Corporation pursuant to this Article unless the cause of action occurred at least ninety (90) days after the adoption and publication of the grounds for suspension or expulsion.

ARTICLE VOFFICERS and DIRECTORS

Section 1. The Officers of the Corporation shall consist of a President, President-Elect, Vice President, Secretary and a Treasurer.

Section 2. Board and Executive Committee

a) The Board of Directors, in which the management of the Corporation is generally vested, shall consist of the Officers, eight Directors, and the Immediate Past President of the Corporation.

b) The Executive Committee shall consist of the President, President-Elect, Vice President and Treasurer. The Executive Committee shall also include the Secretary in its general affairs except for such times that cause exists for the Executive Committee to meet without the Secretary. The Executive Committee shall perform duties necessary to, and advance the interests and objectives of, the Corporation and shall take action on issues delegated to it by the Board of Directors. The Executive Committee will periodically submit

reports and make recommendations to the entire Board as circumstances warrant.

Section 3. The Secretary shall be a salaried officer;

elected by and under control of the Board of Directors. The Secretary may also be referred to as Executive Director but shall execute the duties of the Secretary as outlined within the by-laws irrespective of title.

Section 4. Directors shall be elected by a majority vote of Members in good standing of the Corporation and shall hold their offices for a term of two (2) years from the date of their election and until their successors are duly elected and qualified. Directors terms shall be staggered so that four Directors are elected each year.

Section 5. In the event of the death, resignation or removal of any Officer or Director, the vacancy thereby created shall be filled by a majority vote of all the remaining members of the Board of Directors. Such Officer or Director is to serve only until the next Annual Meeting, at which time the Corporation shall fill the unexpired term by election.

Section 6. Directors and Officers must be qualified Active or Honorary Members in good standing of this Corporation with their dues paid in full.

A Director is only eligible for service as an Officer if the Director has served on the Board for a minimum of two (2) consecutive years immediately preceding their upcoming term as an Officer. Each Officer shall hold their office for a term of one (1) year (unless special circumstances under Article VIII, Section 2 control) and subject to the approval of the Board of Directors, each year the:

a) Vice President shall assume the Office of President-Elect

b) President-Elect shall assume the Office of President

c) President shall assume the position of Immediate Past President

Section 7. The absence of any member of the Board of Directors from three consecutive Board meetings without satisfactory excuse shall be reported to the Corporation. Continued absence for two more meetings after such notice will be sufficient cause for the Board to declare the seat vacant, in which case the vacancy so created may be filled by the Board.

Section 8. Nomination and election of Officers and Directors shall be made only as follows:

a) Nomination, Approval & Presentation of Nominees:

i) The Board of Directors shall at their April meeting of each year, by a majority vote of the members present, elect a committee of three (3) Past

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Presidents of the Corporation, whose duty it shall be to nominate candidates to fill all elective offices of the Corporation. If, after reasonable effort, it is not possible to fill the Committee with three Past Presidents, Members of the Board shall be appointed to fill any remaining Committee positions.

ii) The Nominating Committee shall be empanelled and deliberate during April and May.

iii) At any time following the committees empanelling in April, notification shall be sent to the Members of the Corporation stating that the Nominating Committee has been empanelled and is now accepting applications from anyone interested in serving on the Board. The Nominating Committee shall consider all received applications.

iv) In June, the Nominating Committee shall present the names of all final Nominees to the Board of Directors for approval by the Board.

v) The list of Nominees approved by the Board shall be published to the Members of the Corporation no later than the last day in June.

b) Potential Candidates:

i) Candidates for Consideration by Nominating Committee: Following the April notification to the Members of the Corporation that the Nominating Committee has been empanelled and is deliberating, and for a period of thirty (30) days thereafter, any member of the Corporation in good standing with their dues paid in full that wishes to be considered for a seat on the Board of Directors may submit their name in writing to the Secretary or the Nominating Committee for consideration by the committee. Those persons shall also be considered by the Nominating Committee for a position on the Board of Directors.

ii) Candidates Submitted Directly from the Membership: Beginning on the June date that publishes Nominees to the Members of the Corporation, Potential Candidates shall have thirty (30) days to submit their names for consideration for office. To be included on the final notification to the membership (the ballot) for election, Potential Candidates under this subsection must obtain signatures from no less than five percent (5%) of the Members of the Corporation (as of the June date of publication of the Nominees). All signatures from Members of the Corporation must be from the person designated pursuant to Article II, Section 6 and

the Member of the Corporation must be in good standing with their dues currently paid in full. These Potential Candidates shall submit their name and list of signatures to the Secretary of the Corporation. The Secretary of the Corporation shall add all Potential Candidates who meet the requirements to the final notification to the Membership of all nominees.

c) This final notification to the Membership of all nominees shall be in the form of a ballot. These ballots shall be marked and returned to the Corporations Office before noon of the day of the Annual Meeting at which time the poll of the Membership shall be closed. It shall be the responsibility of each voter to ensure actual receipt of the ballot by the Corporation. Ballots may be transmitted by all generally accepted delivery methods including facsimile, hand delivery, mail, or electronic mail.

d) Judges of Elections, appointed by the President, shall count the votes cast and determine the successful candidates. Those elected will be reported at the Annual Meeting and installed in the offices to which they were elected.

ARTICLE VIMANAGEMENT

Section 1. The Board of Directors shall have the general charge and management of the affairs of the Corporation, and shall manage the same in conformity with the laws under which the Corporation is organized and the provisions of these By-Laws. It shall direct the collection, investment and disbursement of the funds and the care of the property of the Corporation; make appropriations for specific purposes; take measures to advance the interests and objects of the Corporation, and generally, direct its business.

Section 2. The President, subject to the approval of the Board of Directors, shall appoint committees, task forces and special assignees as may be provided for by the By-Laws, except the Nominating Committee. The President shall also similarly appoint such other committees and subordinate persons as may be deemed proper by the Board, and may by a majority vote of the entire Board, delegate authority to such officers and committees for specific purposes not in conflict with these By-Laws.

Section 3. The Board of Directors or its designee may make a report at the Annual Meeting of the Corporation, showing the financial and general conditions of the Corporation

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ARTICLE VIIPRESIDENT

Section 1. The President shall conduct the meetings and shall have charge and supervision of the affairs and property of the Corporation, subject however, to such rules and regulations as may from time to time be made by the Board of Directors.

Section 2. The President shall preside at all meetings of the Corporation and the Board of Directors, and conduct the business in accordance with the order of business prescribed in the By-Laws.

Section 3. The President shall be ex-officio of all committees.

Section 4. The President shall from time to time, and as often as shall be directed, submit reports to the Board of Directors and give such information, touching the affairs of the Corporation as the President may think proper.

Section 5. Decisions of the President must at all times be subject to the approval of the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE VIIIPRESIDENT-ELECT AND VICE

PRESIDENT Section 1. It shall be the duty of the President-Elect

and the Vice President, in such order of priority, to assist the President in the performance of their official duties and in their absence preside at all meetings of the Corporation and of the Board of Directors.

Section 2. Death, Resignation or Removal

a) In the event of the death, resignation or removal from office of the President within six months following their installation as President, the President-Elect and the Vice President, in such order of priority, shall perform all the duties of the President until their successor shall be duly elected and qualified.

b) In the event of the death, resignation or removal from office of the President after six months following their installation as President, the President-Elect shall assume and perform all the duties of the President for the remainder of that term. This assumption of the Presidency shall in no way prohibit the new President from serving a full Presidential term during the subsequent year.

ARTICLE IXSECRETARY

Section 1. The Secretary shall attend all meetings of the Corporation and of the Board of Directors and shall be sworn to keep a correct and permanent record of all the transactions at the meetings of the Corporation.

Section 2. The Secretary shall see that due and proper notice is given of all meetings of the Corporation and of the Board of Directors and Committees; shall be custodian of the corporate seal, perform all the other duties customarily incident to the office and such other duties as may be required by the Board of Directors.

Section 3. The Secretary shall maintain for the use and information of the Members of the Corporation a complete list of Active and Honorary Members and a correct and certified file of the agreements, schedules, policies and programs approved by the Board of Directors.

Section 4. The Secretary shall be exempt from all dues and shall receive an annual compensation to be fixed by the Executive Committee.

ARTICLE XTREASURER

Section 1. The Treasurer shall ensure that all moneys received by the Corporation are properly deposited in the name and to the credit of the Corporation in such depositories and investments as may be designated in consultation with the Secretary and subject to review by the Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall keep an accurate account of all moneys received and expended with vouchers therefore.

Section 2. The Treasurer shall ensure that all bills are paid when certified and audited in accordance with such rules and policies as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors.

Section 3. The Treasurer shall prepare an annual report and such other reports as may be prescribed by the Board of Directors.

Section 4. The books of the Corporation and the Treasurer shall at all times be open to the inspection of the Board of Directors.

ARTICLE XIANNUAL MEETING

Section 1. a) The Annual Meeting of the Corporation for the

election of the President, President-Elect, Vice President, Treasurer and Directors shall be held during the month of September of each and every year.

b) Special Meetings of the Corporation may be called at any time by the President or shall be called by the President upon the request of five percent (5%) of the Members of the Corporation (hereafter Requesting Members). Only members that have been approved for membership within the Corporation shall be counted toward the required number of signatures. The total number

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of Requesting Members required (i.e. the 5%) shall be based upon the total membership count as of the date the request for a Special Meeting is received by the Secretary of the Board of Directors. A request for a Special Meeting shall:

i) Be in writing;

ii) Be sent to the attention of the Secretary of the Board of Directors and;

iii) Specify the purpose for which such Special Meeting is desired.

c) And in case the President shall, after the Requesting Members have requested the President to call a Special Meeting of the Corporation, refuse or neglect so to do within five (5) days, then and in that event the Special Meeting may be called by the Requesting Members desiring that such Special Meeting shall be held.

Section 2. Regular meetings of the Board of Directors shall be held no less frequently than once per quarter at the office of the Corporation, or at such other time and place as the Directors determine. Special Meetings of the Board of Directors may be called at any time by the President upon one (1) days notice in writing, or shall be called by the President upon the request in writing of three (3) Directors, provided the request specifies the object for which it is desired to hold such a Special Meeting. And in case the President shall, after such written request, refuse or neglect so to do within five (5) days, then and in such event the Special Meeting shall be held.

Section 3. At least seven (7) days notice shall be given at the time and object of all Special Meetings of the Corporation by notification to all Active Members and at any Special Meeting no business shall be transacted other than that mentioned in the Call for the Meeting.

Section 4. The suggested order of business, both at meetings of the Corporation and of the Board of Directors, shall be as follows:

Call to orderCalling of the rollReading of the minutes of the preceding meetingReports of OfficersReports of CommitteesElectionsUnfinished businessNew businessAdjournment

ARTICLE XIICOMMITTEES

Section 1. With the exception of standing committees specified elsewhere in the by-laws, the President, in consultation with the Executive Committee, has the power to empanel, create and appoint committees on an as needed basis. The President is authorized to appoint Committee Chairpersons but the creation or discontinuation of committees shall require a majority vote of the Board of Directors. The mission and effectiveness of each committee shall be reviewed annually.

Section 2. The following is a list of suggested committees (and subcommittees) with a brief description of each. The list of suggested committees may be revised by majority vote of the Board of Directors at any time:

a) Celebration of Excellence (including subcommittees on Craftsmanship and Safety): The mission of this committee shall be to assist with the planning and execution of the annual Celebration of Excellence event which recognizes outstanding achievement in the construction industry.

b) Events & Professional Development: The mission of this committee is to provide feedback and new ideas on events and trainings to determine both social and professional development functions beneficial to the entire membership.

c) Information & Technology Trends: The mission of this committee is to highlight the latest technology being used in the construction industry, identify upcoming trends and assist with the development and execution of any meetings, trainings, programs or events germane to this area.

d) Membership & Market Development (including subcommittees for Design Professionals, General Contractors and Subcontractors): The mission of this committee is to collectively engage and exchange membership and market development concepts and strategies to advance MABX membership acquisition and retention.

Section 3. All committees shall include at least one (1) member of the Board of Directors, whose duty shall be to act as a liaison between the committee and the Board of Directors. Committees, when practicable, shall be chaired by a member of the Board of Directors. Each committee shall also include a staff liaison employed by the Corporation.

Section 4. A building and property maintenance committee that works with and advises the Secretary shall also be maintained. The suggested composition of this committee is three (3) past presidents or the Corporations Executive Committee. The Secretary shall consult with this committee regarding maintenance and

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improvements to the Corporations building and grounds. In the event of a rapidly developing or emergency situation, though, nothing shall prevent the Secretary from making unilateral decisions regarding the building and grounds.

ARTICLE XIIIQUORUM & VOTING

Section 1. Meetings of the Membership of the Corporation

a) Meeting Quorum: At any stated or special meeting of the Corporation, five percent (5%) of the Corporations membership present shall constitute a quorum for the purpose of conducting a meeting.

b) Voting Quorum & Passage Requirement: For the purpose of voting on an issue, fifteen percent (15%) of the Members of the Corporation must cast a vote. Votes may be cast at the meeting or electronically in advance of the meeting (see subsection d below) with a two-thirds (2/3) majority of all votes cast required for the voting issue to be approved. If votes are not received from at least fifteen percent (15%) of the Members of the Corporation the issue may then be approved by a two-thirds (2/3) majority vote of the Board of Directors.

c) Publication of Issues to the Membership: At a minimum of twelve (12) days prior to a meeting any issues required to be voted upon shall be published to the Membership through the most expedient available method (including any generally accepted electronic method). This publication shall also include an absentee voting ballot for Members unable to attend the meeting.

d) Absentee Ballots & the Responsibility of Receipt and Remittance: All absentee ballots shall be sent to the attention of the Secretary of the Board of Directors via any generally accepted transmittal method (including electronic methods) unless otherwise specified in the Publication of Issues to the Membership. All absentee ballots must be received no later than forty-eight (48) hours prior to the scheduled start time of the meeting. Ballots received after forty-eight (48) hours prior to the start of the meeting shall not be counted. It is the sole responsibility of each Member to ensure that their vote is received by the Secretary of the Board of Directors.

Section 2. Meetings of the Board of Directors: At any stated or special meeting of the Board of Directors seven (7) Members present shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business.

ARTICLE XIVAMENDMENTS

Section 1. Any proposed amendment to the By-Laws shall be submitted in writing at a stated meeting of the Board of Directors for approval. Upon the approval of a proposed amendment by a majority vote of the Directors present, it shall be the duty of the President to call a meeting of the Corporation as soon as practicable to act thereon.

Section 2. A copy of each proposed amendment as approved by the Board of Directors shall be disseminated to each Member of the Corporation at least twelve (12) days prior to the date of such meeting. A two-thirds (2/3) vote of the Members present shall be required to amend any By-Laws. Voting via absentee ballot shall also be permitted in accordance with the requirements of Article XIII Section 1 (c) and (d).

ARTICLE XVLIABILITY - INDEMNIFICATION

Section 1. A Director of this Corporation shall not be personally liable for monetary damages as such for any action taken, or for any failure to take any action, unless: (1) the Director has breached or failed to perform the duties of his office in good faith, in a manner he reasonably believes to be in the best interests of the Corporation, and with such care, including reasonable inquiry, skill and diligence, as a person of ordinary prudence would use under similar circumstances; and (2) the breach of failure to perform constitutes self-dealing willful misconduct or recklessness.

Section 2. The Corporation shall indemnify and hold harmless each Director, Officer and employee of this Corporation, to the full extent permitted by law, against all judgments, fines and liabilities, and pay each Director, Officer and employee for all reasonable expenses as incurred (including, but not limited to, court costs, attorney fees and any amount paid in any settlement), which judgments, fines, liabilities and expenses were incurred or expended in connection with any claim, suit, action or proceeding, whether civil, criminal, administrative or investigative, and in which they were involved because of anything the individual may have done or omitted to do as a Director, Officer or employee of the Corporation.

Section 3. The Directors are authorized to procure insurance protecting all Directors, Officers or employees of this Corporation because of expenses actually or reasonably incurred by them in connection with the defense of any action, suit or proceeding in which any one of them may be made a party by reason of having been a Director, Officer or employee of this Corporation.

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ARTICLE XVIDISTRIBUTION OF ASSETS

UPON DISSOLUTIONUpon dissolution, winding up or liquidation of this Corporation, the Board of Directors shall, after payment of all liabilities of the Corporation distribute all of the remaining assets of the Corporation to one or more organizations organized and operated exclusively for any one or more exempt purposes and as shall at the time qualify as an exempt organization or organizations under Section 501(c)(6) of the Code. Any such assets not so disposed of shall be disposed of by a court of competent jurisdiction of the county in which the principal office of the Corporation is then located, exclusively for such purposes or to such organization or organizations, as said court shall determine, which are organized and operated exclusively for such purposes and which are exempt under Section 501(c)(6) of the Code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code.

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To Our Project Providers

Awards Information

Craftsmanship Awards

Dont miss this unique opportunity to honor your craftsmen and display the high level of workmanship your company produces.

The Craftsmanship Awards, as part of the Celebration of Excellence Annual Awards Night held each March, honor the men and women directly responsible for the outstanding work performed, rather than only the company behind the project. This is the 42nd year for the Craftsmanship Awards where more than 600 construction professionals have received these awards.

Each year, MABX members nominate craftsmen for their awards. The nominations are sorted into the following categories:

Educational Institutions Healthcare Residential Roads, Infrastructure & Bridges Industry Community/Public Service Commercial Green-LEED Certified or Green Globes Certified Green-Not LEED or Green Globes Certified Miscellaneous/Special Projects

All nominations will be assigned to a financial subcategory within each category based upon the estimated value of the nominated work. The Celebration of Excellence Committee then reviews the nominations and evaluates the work completed by the craftsmen on the project. Winners will be determined based upon the overall highest scores within their nominated category and financial subcategory. There is a maximum of three winners per category and they must have a minimum score of 20 points to receive an award.

Nominations may be made by a registered architect, registered engineer or any member of the MABX for work within all trades. In order to be eligible to nominate a craftsman for the 2015 awards, the project must be completed between August 31, 2013 and August 30, 2014. The nomination deadline is September 5, 2014.

Safety Awards

In addition to the Craftsmanship Awards, MABX honors excellence in safety to companies who provide a safe and healthy working environment. One company from each of the nine categories is chosen based upon their annual safety performance. 2014 will mark the 7th year for the safety awards program.

Craftsmen of the Future Awards

Since 1995, MABX has also acknowledged the future of construction by recognizing over 60 high school seniors for outstanding accomplishments in their selected vocational trades, awarding over $50,000 in tools over 19 years to support their future professional aspirations. To be eligible for the award, the student must be a current high school senior participating within a construction-related program. The student is selected by the vocational-technical school based upon their exemplary performance.

For more information on the requirements for all of these awards visit midatlanticbx.com.

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ALPHABETICAL LIST OF MEMBERSMid Atlantic BX

DBE (Disadvantaged Business Enterprise)FBE (Female Business Enterprise)MBE (Minority Business Enterprise)SBE (Small Business Enterprise)SBVO (Small Business Veteran Owned)SDVOSB (Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small

Business)WBE (Women Business Enterprise)LEED (Associated Professionals)

#11400 Inc

2551 Horseshoe Road (717) 392-7429Lancaster, PA 17601 Fax (717) [email protected]

24/7 Electric LLC415 Martins Road (484) 638-4575Sinking Spring, PA 19608 Fax (484) [email protected]

4-M Construction Services5372 Route 333 (717) 436-9897Mifflintown, PA 17059 Fax (717) [email protected]

AA & B Door Contractors Inc

693 South Mountain Blvd (570) 678-7781Mountaintop, PA 18707 Fax (570) [email protected]

A & L Doors and Specialties Inc336-346 Poplar Street (717) 684-2818Columbia, PA 17512 Fax (717) [email protected]

Abacus Sports Installations LTD 836 Flory Mill Road (717) 560-8050Lancaster, PA 17601 Fax (717) [email protected]

ABC Supply Company2608 Keyway Drive (717) 741-4644York, PA 17402 Fax (717) [email protected]

Abel Fence LLC791 Cool Creek Road (717) 252-2946Wrightsville, PA 17368 Fax (717) [email protected]

I B Abel Inc620 South Edgar Street (717) 845-1639York, PA 17403 Fax (717) [email protected]

Absolute Building & Design LLCPO Box 143 (717) 829-8877Harrisburg, PA 17108 [email protected]

Accents Pro Painting LLC1135 Shannon Lane (717) 254-6948Carlisle, PA 17013 Fax (717) [email protected]

Acoustical Spray Insulators Inc394 West Whitehall Street (610) 797-9272Allentown, PA 18102 Fax (610) [email protected]

C F Acri & Son Inc3601 North Sixth Street - Rear (717) 234-1675Harrisburg, PA 17110 Fax (717) [email protected]

M L Acri Incorporated3505 Sullivan Street (717) 234-1919Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

Adams Property Services LLC3590 River Road (717) 435-9565Conestoga, PA [email protected]

W Craig Adams Inc107 Campbell Road (717) 751-0231York, PA 17402 Fax (717) [email protected]

ADD Enterprise Inc5490 Derry Street (717) 695-3861Harrisburg, PA 17111 Fax (717) [email protected]

Advanced Specialty Contractors120 North Lime Street (717) 399-5250Lancaster, PA 17602 Fax (717) [email protected]

Aerotek Inc4250 Crums Mill Road, Suite 105 (717) 395-9990Harrisburg, PA 17112 Fax (717) [email protected]

Agar Welding Service & Steel Supply Inc93 Firehouse Road (717) 532-1000Carlisle, PA 17015 Fax (717) [email protected]

AIA American Insurance Administrators Inc4550 Lena Drive (717) 591-8280Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 25

Ajay Glass & Mirror Co Inc101 North Street (585) 393-0082Canandaigua, NY 14424 Fax (585) [email protected]

Alexander Building Construction Co315 Vaughn Street (717) 234-7041Harrisburg, PA 17110 Fax (717) [email protected]

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Personal InsuranceCommercial Insurance

BondingVoluntary BenefitsHealth Insurance

Life InsuranceFinancial PlanningFinancial Planning

Consulting

American Insurance Administrators, Inc.

IInsuring your business is our business

4550 Lena Drive Mechanicsburg, PA 17055717.591.8280 www.aiaworld.com fax 717.591.8193

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Allan A Myers LP1805 Berks Road (610) 584-6020Worcester, PA 19490 Fax (610) [email protected]

Allen Sales & Service Ltd589 Bethlehem Pike, Suite 800 (215) 453-8688Montgomeryville, PA 18936 Fax (215) [email protected]

Allied Roofing & Sheetmetal Inc340 Pleasant View Road (717) 774-6476New Cumberland, PA 17070 Fax (717) [email protected]

Alpine Sign & Lighting Inc280 North Park Street (717) 246-2376Dallastown, PA 17313 Fax (717) [email protected]

Altoona Hoist & Crane3269 Route-764 (800) 246-5982Duncansville, PA 16635 Fax (814) [email protected]

Altoona Pipe & Steel Supply Co1128 Ninth Avenue (814) 944-1631Altoona, PA 16603 Fax (814) [email protected] our ad on page 26

Alumaglass & Glazing985 Mount Zion Rd Suite 1 (717) 454-0411Lebanon, PA 17046 Fax (717) [email protected]

American Millwork & Cabinetry Inc840 Broad Street (610) 965-0040Emmaus, PA 18049 Fax (610) [email protected]

Ameron Construction Company Inc2501 North Atherton Street (814) 237-1586State College, PA 16803 Fax (814) [email protected]

Amric Construction Inc705 Narvon Road (717) 768-3235Narvon, PA 17555 Fax (717) [email protected]

Anvil Craft Corporation1005 Aspen Street (610) 250-9600Easton, PA 18042 Fax (610) [email protected]

APR Supply Company749 Guilford Street (717) 274-5999Lebanon, PA 17046 Fax (717) [email protected]

ARI/Tate Access Floor102 Gaither Drive, Suite 3 (717) 583-4868Mount Laurel, NJ 08054 Fax (856) [email protected]

ARS Inc599 DeBaldo Drive (412) 719-8058West Mifflin, PA 15122 Fax (412) [email protected]

Art Communication Systems Inc1340 North 17th Street (717) 232-0144Harrisburg, PA 17103 Fax (717) [email protected]

Ascom Inc3680 Bull Road (717) 292-9323York, PA 17408 Fax (717) [email protected]

ASP Services Inc10 Lisalyn Road (570) 374-5333Selinsgrove, PA 17870 Fax (570) [email protected]

Associated Products Services Inc2 East Road (717) 766-5397Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected]

Associated Steam Specialty Co

90 Milton Drive (800) 477-1620Aston, PA 19014 Fax (610) [email protected]

Atlantic Thermal Solutions LLC46841 West Saint Marys Manor Road (301) 327-1745Drayden, MD [email protected]

ATO Excavating Inc1434 Kaylor Road (717) 566-4248Hummelstown, PA 17036 Fax (717) [email protected]

Arthur (Pat) Aungst Inc45 Tremont Road (570) 345-8101Pine Grove, PA 17963 Fax (570) [email protected]

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Automated Logic - Pittsburgh1011 Alcon Street (412) 444-0400Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Fax (412) [email protected]

Automatic Door Enterprises Inc1441 Industry Road (215) 361-3300Hatfield, PA 19440 Fax (215) [email protected]

Axis Professional Surveying LLC2365 Cedar Springs Road (717) 436-0283Mifflintown, PA 17059 Fax (717) [email protected]

BB & B Communications

971 Ranck Mill Road (717) 295-5555Lancaster, PA 17602 Fax (717) [email protected]

B & B Designed Systems Inc21334 Croghan Pike, Suite 1 (814) 259-3991Orbisonia, PA 17243 Fax (814) [email protected]

B & W Inc400 Adams Street (717) 939-3679Steelton, PA 17113 Fax (717) [email protected]

Baker Garage Door Company Inc

4698 East Trindle Road (717) 901-4056Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

Balton Construction Inc2117 Portland Avenue (610) 927-7838Reading, PA 19609 Fax (888) [email protected]

Barnes & Barnes Inc6539 Reynolds Mill Road (717) 578-9229Seven Valleys, PA 17360 Fax (717) [email protected]

Ken Barrick & Associates12 Irene Court (717) 241-6061Carlisle, PA 17013 Fax (717) [email protected]

Baron Douglas Consulting LLC1459 Hammock Way (800) 449-0081Lancaster, PA 17604 Fax (800) [email protected]

Philip E Bath Inc150 Opportunity Lane (717) 755-2285York, PA 17402 Fax (717) [email protected]

BBEC Inc51 Texaco Road (717) 697-5425Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

BCD-Blackboard & Casework Design Inc906 Penn Avenue (610) 777-4226Wyomissing, PA 19610 Fax (610) [email protected]

BCT Walls & Ceilings Inc (WBE)94 Walker Lane (215) 504-0542Newtown, PA 18940 Fax (215) [email protected]

Beavertown Block Co Inc3612 Paxtonville Road (570) 837-1744Middleburg, PA 17842 Fax (570) [email protected]

Beckley & Madden Attorneys at Law212 North Third Street, Suite 301 (717) 233-7691Harrisburg, PA 17101 Fax (717) [email protected] See our ad on page 28

Benchmark Construction Co Inc4121 Oregon Pike (717) 626-9559Brownstown, PA 17508 Fax (717) [email protected]

Nason Benner Caulking Specialist199 Landis Road (717) 463-4094McAlisterville, PA 17049 Fax (717) [email protected]

Bentley & Collins CompanyPO Box 142 (570) 546-3250Montoursville, PA 17754 Fax (570) [email protected]

Berks Products167 Berks Products Drive (610) 374-5131Leesport, PA 19533 Fax (610) [email protected]

Berks Ridge Company Enterprises Inc (LEED)316 Ruth Road (267) 932-6700Harleysville, PA 19438 Fax (267) [email protected]

Berkshire Systems Group Inc50 South Museum Road (610) 775-1200Reading, PA 19607 Fax (610) [email protected]

The Berlin Steel Construction Company200 Lindenwood Drive (610) 240-8953Malvern, PA 19355 Fax (610) [email protected]

Best Wash Inc409 Hidden Valley Road (717) 554-9992New Cumberland, PA 17070 Fax (717) [email protected]

Bethlehem Precast Inc835 East North Street (610) 691-1336Bethlehem, PA 18016 Fax (610) [email protected]

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Commissions and Federal and State Courts.

Administrative, Antitrust, Commercial Litigation, Construction, Corporate,Employment, Estate Planning & Administration, Family Law, Labor, Municipal,

Real Property, Tax, Trusts, Unemployment Compensation, Zoning

Cranberry Court | 212 North Third StreetP.O. Box 11998 | Harrisburg, Pennsylvania 17108-1998

Telephone: 717-233-7691 | Toll Free: 1-888-299-7691 | Fax: 717-233-3740www.beckleymadden.com | [email protected]

Beckley & MaddenAttorneys at Law

BHV Sheet Metal Fabricators Inc505-507 Prentice Road (607) 797-1196Vestal, NY [email protected]

Billtown Mechanical Corp25 West Second Avenue (570) 327-8123South Williamsport, PA 17702 Fax (570) [email protected]

Black Consulting Services Inc (WBE)5115 East Trindle Road (717) 620-3042Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

H Edward Black and Associates Ltd2403 North Front Street (717) 233-1026Harrisburg, PA 17110 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 29

Blankin Equipment 3449 West Indiana Avenue (215) 229-7400Philadelphia, PA 19132 Fax (215) [email protected]

Boger Concrete Co202 North Railroad Street (717) 867-3992Annville, PA 17003 Fax (717) [email protected]

Wm H Brady Inc399 Blueball Road (410) 398-4770Elkton, MD 21921 Fax (410) [email protected]

Boro Construction400 Feheley Drive (610) 272-7400King of Prussia, PA 19406 Fax (610) [email protected]

J H Brandt Construction LLC44 Brandt Lane (717) 713-8322Newville, PA [email protected]

Brechbill & Helman Construction Co Inc1115 Sheller Avenue (717) 263-4621Chambersburg, PA 17201 Fax (717) [email protected]

Brightbill Industries Inc1500 North 12th Street (717) 233-4121Harrisburg, PA 17103 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 29

Bristol Construction Inc8209 Cryden Way (301) 420-2280Forestville, PA 20747 Fax (301) [email protected]

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H. Edward Black and Associates, Ltd.

2403 North Front StreetHarrisburg, PA 17110

(717) 233-1026 (717) 233-2192 [email protected]

Land Planning Site Analysis Landscape ArchitectureEngineering Master Planning

Tom Brown Performance Floors224 Georgetown Road (724) 743-0690Lawrence, PA 15055 Fax (724) [email protected]

Buchart Horn Inc445 West Philadelphia Street (717) 852-1400York, PA 17405 Fax (717) [email protected]

Builders Door & Hardware Inc1414 East Columbia Street (610) 821-4047Allentown, PA 18109 Fax (610) [email protected]

Builders Hardware1020 Saw Mill Run Blvd (412) 488-2200Pittsburgh, PA 15220 Fax (412) [email protected]

Builders Specialty Service Inc37 South Wilson Avenue (717) 367-0322Elizabethtown, PA 17022 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 30

Building Concepts of America Inc101 Peoples Drive (302) 292-0200Newark, DE 19702 Fax (302) [email protected]

J Richard Burkholder Inc170 East Fulton Street (717) 733-2561Ephrata, PA 17522 Fax (717) [email protected]

Bush Distributors Inc835C Pear Street (717) 761-9118Lemoyne, PA 17043 Fax (717) [email protected]

Bush Sales Associates504 East Wingohocking Street (717) 761-9118Philadelphia, PA 19120 Fax (717) [email protected]

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Butler Balancing Company IncPO Box 72256 (610) 873-6905Thorndale, PA 19372 Fax (610) [email protected]

CC & D Waterproofing Corp

300 Papermill Road (570) 389-8446Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Fax (570) [email protected]

C R Blinds317 Pershing Blvd (610) 775-1003Reading, PA 19607 Fax (610) [email protected]

Cambria Welding & Fabricating Inc196 Shop Road (814) 948-5072Carrolltown, PA 15772 Fax (814) [email protected]

Canam Steel Corp3280 St Andrews Drive (717) 263-7432Chambersburg, PA 17202 Fax (717) [email protected]

Capital Tristate - The Electrical Distributor of Choice1150 N Sherman Street, Suite 800 (717) 755-1455York, PA 17402 Fax (717) [email protected] See our ad on page 31

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Builders Specialty Service Inc.Engineered Products * Labor Services

Visual Display BoardsDisplay CasesT.V. Monitor BracketsSigns & LettersProjection ScreensRolling Doors & GrillesDock Levelers & BumpersOperable WallsAccordion PartitionsGymnasium Equipment

(717) 367-0322 (phone)(717) 944-2042 (phone)

(717) 367-8210 (fax)www.buildersspecialty.com

77 Wilson AvenueP.O. Box 433

Elizabethtown, PA 17022

Capitol Door & Hardware Co Inc774 Corporate Circle (717) 774-7440New Cumberland, PA 17070 Fax (717) [email protected]

Carbaugh Concrete Inc3834 Jefferson Road (717) 235-9972Glen Rock, PA 17327 Fax (717) [email protected]

Caretti Inc4590 Industrial Park Road (717) 737-6759Camp Hill, PA 17011 Fax (717) [email protected]

Caretti Restoration & Preservation Services LLC218B Knob Mt Rd (570) 752-3550Berwick, PA 18603 Fax (570) [email protected]

Carpenters Local Union #2141718 Heilmandale Road, Suite 200 (717) 273-3600Lebanon, PA 17046 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 32

The Carpet House Inc1011 Market Street (717) 737-8683Lemoyne, PA 17043 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 32

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CAPITALTRISTATE is Your #1 Source for Electrical Supplies and Industry Training!

CapitalTristate provides electrical products, lighting, and services to contractors, builders, and end-users in the Mid-Atlantic States. We service our customers from 43 locations throughout Maryland, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and Virginia and from our new 220,000 square foot headquarters and CDC in Upper Marlboro, Maryland. Our mission is to be the electrical distributor of choice.

In addition, CapitalTristate offers a broad variety of training opportunies throughout the year to enhance the services you provide to your customers. From solar installation to safety in the workplace, CapitalTristates got you covered. Visit our event site for more info at www.ct-events.com.

Please contact us to learn more about what CapitalTristate can do for you.

8511 Pepco PlaceUpper Marlboro, MD 20772

Phone: (301) 909-6500 Fax: (301) 736-1361

www.capitaltristate.com

PennSylVAnIAChambersburg (717) 264-4631Gettysburg (717) 334-6721Hanover (717) 632-7773Lancaster (717) 394-6881Mechanicsburg (717) 766-3287York (717) 755-1455

MARylAnDAnnapolis (410) 919-2400Baltimore (410) 752-4080Chestertown (410) 778-1154Columbia (410) 995-6844Cumberland (301) 777-0060Frederick (301) 663-1232Gaithersburg (301) 921-4446Glen Burnie (410) 761-2870Golden Ring (410) 918-0540Hagerstown (301) 733-1212Havre De Grace (410) 939-5880Ocean Pines (410) 208-0800Salisbury (410) 546-1221Timonium (410) 252-7020Upper Marlboro (301) 909-6550Westminster (410) 848-3050White Marsh* (410) 483-1000White Plains (301) 885-3232

VIRGInIAAlexandria (703) 253-9780Ashland (804) 798-2155Charlottesville (434) 293-8117Chesapeake (757) 547-7222Colonial Heights (804) 520-7798Farmville* (434) 392-1650Fredericksburg (540) 710-7200Goochland (804) 784-0224Manassas (703) 361-6028Oaklake (804) 739-7243Richmond (804) 355-8003Sterling (703) 444-5080Suffolk (757) 484-3816Williamsburg (757) 253-1440Winchester (540) 662-1769

WeST VIRGInIAMartinsburg (304) 263-1212

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Carrier Corporation5060 Ritter Road, Suite B100 (717) 796-2212Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected]

Cascade Water Services114 West Harvet Street (215) 843-7004Philadelphia, PA 19144 Fax (215) [email protected]

CB Flooring LLC - Harrisburg Div (WBE)2311 Hummingbird Lane (717) 545-2826Harrisburg, PA 17112 Fax (717) [email protected]

Century Steel Erectors Co210 Washington Avenue (412) 469-8800Dravosburg, PA 15034 Fax (412) [email protected]

Chase & Associates Inc2370 York Road, Suite C4 (215) 491-1700Jamison, PA 18929 Fax (215) [email protected]

Cheran Inc3552 Gettysburg Road, Suite 101 (717) 525-9461Camp Hill, PA 17011 Fax (717) [email protected]

Choice Security Services200 Richardson Drive (717) 207-0155Lancaster, PA 17603 Fax (717) [email protected]

Ciesco Inc109 Millers Lane (717) 232-5825Harrisburg, PA 17110 Fax (717) [email protected]

Clapp Associates Inc1325 OReilly Drive (215) 364-5090Feasterville, PA 19053 Fax (215) [email protected] our ad on page 33

Clelans Custom Welding LLC811 Centerville Road (717) 776-0083Newville, PA 17241 Fax (717) [email protected]

"Serving South Central PA for over 100 Years"We represent: carpenters drywall, framers and acoustics soft

& hardwood floor layers, piledrivers concrete construction, heavy highway construction layout and alignment

CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION 214

1718 Heilmandale Rd., Suite 200Lebanon, PA 17046

(800) 932-2163

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co Inc336 North Fairville Avenue (717) 526-2121Harrisburg, PA 17112 Fax (717) [email protected]

Coastal Technical Sales Inc116 Keystone Drive (215) 628-1965Montgomeryville, PA 18936 Fax (215) [email protected]

Cohen Seglias Pallas Greenhall & Furman PC240 North Third Street, 7th Floor (717) 234-5530Harrisburg, PA 17101 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 33

Colemans Custom Floor Service1741 Lebanon Road (717) 278-9172Manheim, PA 17545 Fax (717) [email protected]

Colman Sales Co Inc1033 Morgan Hwy (570) 587-1188Clarks Summit, PA 18411 Fax (570) [email protected]

Colonial Electric Supply1902 Centre Avenue (484) 818-7150Reading, PA [email protected]

Colucci Tile & Marble Inc517 McNeilly Road, Suite 200 (412) 531-0858Pittsburgh, PA 15226 Fax (412) [email protected]

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Combustion Service & Equipment Co2016 Babcock Blvd (412) 821-8900Pittsburgh, PA 15209 Fax (412) [email protected]

Communication Systems Inc (CSI)4670 Schantz Road (610) 439-1600Allentown, PA 18104 Fax (610) [email protected]

Conestoga Ceramic Tile Distributors Inc475A Moulstown Road (717) 564-6860Hanover, PA 17331 Fax (717) [email protected]

Conewago Enterprises Inc660 Edgegrove Road (717) 632-7722Hanover, PA 17331 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 34

Conexus Inc250 North Lincoln Avenue (717) 273-3021Lebanon, PA 17046 Fax (717) [email protected]

Constructonomics1926A Christian Street (215) 834-5155Philadelphia, PA 19146 Fax (215) [email protected]

Contract Hardware & Supply Inc601 Sprankle Avenue (814) 941-2340Altoona, PA 16602 Fax (814) [email protected]

CLAPPASSOCIATES INC.

1325 O'Reilly Drive - Feasterville Pa. 19053(215) 364-5090 Fax (215) 364-8275

ONLY THE BEST !

PATTERSON PUMP COMPANY

VFD Variable Frequency Drives, Soft Starters, Motor Starters, Pump Controllers and Disconnects

Flow Meters - BTU Meters - NIST Tracable,Turbine, MAG, Vortex, Thermal Mass - Digital integration, Network Integration

Autoflow & Quickset balancing & hookup specialties, Unimizer Control valves, Automizer -PICV Press Ind

Full line of steam injection, electric, heat exchanger & gas fired humidifiers, ULTRA-SORB & VaporLogic

Engineered Steam Systems, PRV Stations, Noise Reduction, Steam Traps, Condensate Pumps, Relief Valves,

Expansion Joints - Flex Connectors, "METRA-LOOP " Hi Performance Pump Trim, Hydronic Specialties

High Efficiency Natural Gas Boilers and Water Heaters,CONDENSING Futera FUSION, Modulating F-III, Fan Assisted Dominator, , Controls and Storage Tanks

Base Mounted Vertical In Line - Horz Spilit Case -Circulators, Pump Trim Tanks and Soecialties -

Contractors Assoc1751 Lamplight Circle (717) 985-1392Middletown, PA 17057 Fax (717) [email protected]

COR Construction Services Inc5 Brenneman Circle (717) 766-0262Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

Corl Communications Inc3697 Derry Street (717) 773-0043Harrisburg, PA 17111 Fax (717) [email protected]

L R Costanzo Co Inc123 North Main Avenue (570) 346-8751Scranton, PA 18504 Fax (570) [email protected]

BUILT to SUCCEEDIN CONSTRUCTION

www.cohenseglias.comDELAWARE MARYLAND WEST VIRGINIA

PENNSYLVANIA NEW JERSEY NEW YORK

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Culligan Allentown Brodheadsville and W Reading1222 West Greenleaf Street (610) 435-3509Allentown, PA [email protected]

Custer Excavating Inc36 Apple Lane (717) 964-1380Hershey, PA 17033 Fax (717) [email protected]

CWP Waste Services2047 Loop Road (717) 264-4890Chambersburg, PA 17201 Fax (717) [email protected]

DD & M Concrete Inc

197 East Church Street (717) 336-3612Stevens, PA 17578 Fax (717) [email protected]

D & S Contractors Inc5700 Blue Mountain Trail (717) 732-8560Enola, PA 17025 Fax (717) [email protected]

D M Coatings Inc6950 Chatham Drive (717) 561-1175Harrisburg, PA 17111 Fax (717) [email protected]

Daflure Heating and Cooling22 Eighth Street (717) 774-9480New Cumberland, PA 17070 Fax (717) [email protected]

Dauphin Electric1830 South 19th Street (717) 986-9300Harrisburg, PA 17104 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 35

Davis Landscape Ltd2340 Paxton Church Road (717) 545-4235Harrisburg, PA 17110 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 36

Paul Davis Restoration and Remodeling1704 Hempstead Road (717) 291-6000Lancaster, PA 17601 Fax (717) [email protected]

Charles Dectis Painting Inc450 Harrison Street (610) 821-0360Allentown, PA 18103 Fax (610) [email protected]

Degler-Whiting Inc531 West Lancaster Avenue (610) 644-3157Frazer, PA 19355 Fax (610) [email protected]

Courtad Inc11733 Timber Point Trail (330) 274-3100Mantua, OH [email protected]

Couturier Iron Craft Inc5050 West River Drive Northeast (616) 784-6780Comstock Park, MI 49321 Fax (616) [email protected]

Coward Environmental Systems Inc501 Birchfield Drive (856) 727-4400Mt Laurel, NJ 08054 Fax (856) [email protected]

Crabtree Rohrbaugh & Associates Architects401 East Winding Hill Road (717) 458-0272Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected]

M Cramer & Associates Inc229 North 12th Street (215) 625-3603Philadelphia, PA 19107 Fax (215) [email protected]

Crider-Mitchell Construction20 Depot Street (717) 242-2511Lewistown, PA 17044 Fax (717) [email protected]

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Eric Diffenbaugh Surveying25 Broad Street (717) 776-6420Newville, PA 17241 Fax (717) [email protected]

Distinctive Touch117 Michters Road (717) 949-6959Newmanstown, PA 17073 Fax (717) [email protected]

Don Jacobs Insurance200 Barnett Woods Road (717) 582-8400New Bloomfield, PA 17068 [email protected] our ad on page 36

Door Solutions by New Holland Concrete825 East Earl Road (717) 354-1207New Holland, PA 17557 Fax (888) [email protected]

DeGol Carpet851 Plank Road (814) 695-1111Duncansville, PA 16635 Fax (814) [email protected] our ad on page 37

Delaware Valley Concrete Co Inc248 East County Line Road (215) 675-8900Hatboro, PA 19040 Fax (215) [email protected]

Delval Equipment Corp604 General Washington Avenue (610) 275-3599West Norriton, PA 19403 Fax (610) [email protected]

Design Solutions Inc5020 Ritter Road, Suite 101 (717) 766-2074Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected]

PJ Dick225 North Shore Drive (412) 807-2000Pittsburgh, PA 15212 Fax (412) [email protected]

I B Dickinson & Sons Inc1089 Van Reed Road (800) 662-5995Reading, PA 19605 Fax (610) [email protected]

COMMERCIAL&

RESIDENTIAL

Landscape Installation | Irrigation | HardscapeMaintenance Services | Water Features

2340 Paxton Church Road 60 Rupert Road Harrisburg, PA 17110 Raleigh, NC 27603 P: 717-545-4235 | F: 717-545-3660 P: 919-662-1009 | F: 919-662-3877 www.davislandscapeltd.com

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EMAIL [email protected]

520 State RoadBensalem, PA 19020

(267) 455-2825

Ben Druck Door Company927 North Hartley Street (717) 741-3836York, PA 17404 Fax (717) [email protected]

Dual Temp Co Inc2050 South 12th Street (610) 791-9100Allentown, PA 18103 Fax (610) [email protected]

Duggan & Marcon Inc3400 High Point Blvd (610) 866-5959Bethlehem, PA 18017 Fax (610) [email protected]

Dorgan & Zuck Building Contractors Inc325 Cottage Hill Road (717) 848-2932York, PA 17401 Fax (717) [email protected]

Draperies Plus4 Amherst Drive (717) 737-8185Camp Hill, PA 17070 Fax (717) [email protected]

Dreese-Miller Associates Inc

20 Saratoga Lane (717) 214-6804Mifflinburg, PA 17844 Fax (717) [email protected]

DriveKore Inc101 Wesley Drive (717) 766-7636Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 Fax (717) [email protected]

DRK Construction Services LLC1723 Bennington Drive (717) 475-7689Harrisburg, PA [email protected]

DRM Associates Inc4334 Hanover Pike (410) 239-6633Manchester, MD 21102 Fax (410) [email protected] our ad on page 37

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45+ Years in the Resinous Flooring Industry

Decorative Epoxy Flooring

Seamless Floor & Wall Systems

Traffic-Bearing Systems

Urethane Cement Toppings

Gyp-Crete Cement Underlayment

Concrete Surface Preparation

53 Industrial Road, PO Box 639, Brownstown, PA 17508 7395 Washington Boulevard, Suite 105, Elkridge, MD 21075 www.durexcoverings.com

Phone: 800-722-1186 Fax: 717-859-2158 Email: [email protected]

DUREX COVERINGS, INC. A LEADER IN COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL RESINOUS FLOOR & WALL SYSTEMS

SINCE 1964

Eastern PCM LLC645 North 12th Street, Suite 200 (717) 233-3816Lemoyne, PA 17043 Fax (717) [email protected]

Eastern Roofing Systems Inc1 Keystone Place, Suite 200 (570) 383-1818Jessup, PA 18434 Fax (570) [email protected]

Eastern Steel Constructors Inc (WBE)2815 Bel Air Road, Suite 201 (410) 893-0580Fallston, MD 21047 Fax (410) [email protected]

Eastern Surfaces Inc601 South Tenth Street (610) 266-3121Allentown, PA 18103 Fax (610) [email protected]

Eastern Time Inc746 Hanover Avenue (610) 776-1222Allentown, PA 18105 Fax (610) [email protected]

Eastern Window Specialists Inc520 North Highland Avenue (717) 846-0253York, PA 17404 Fax (717) [email protected]

Easy Does It Drywall Inc (WBE)71 Texaco Road (717) 697-3309Mechanicsburg, PA 17050 Fax (717) [email protected]

Eaton Corporation2643A Carnegie Road (717) 840-4862York, PA 17402 Fax (717) [email protected]

Ebinger Iron Works IncKeystone Avenue (570) 385-3460Schuylkill Haven, PA 17972 Fax (570) [email protected]

eciConstruction LLC124 West Church Street (717) 638-3000Dillsburg, PA 17019 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 40

ECS Mid-Atlantic LLC56 Grumbacher Road, Suite D (717) 767-4788York, PA 17406 Fax (717) [email protected] our ad on page 41

Educational Furniture Solutions LLC (EFS)536 North Trooper Road (610) 630-3995Norristown, PA 19403 Fax (610) [email protected]

Effective Controls Inc2079 West Penn Pike (570) 386-2386New Ringgold, PA 17960 Fax (570) [email protected]

Dunmore Roofing & Supply Co Inc158 Tigue Street (570) 344-1412Dunmore, PA 18512 Fax (570) [email protected]

Durex Coverings Inc53 Industrial Road (717) 626-8566Brownst