MHF Services Corporate Presentation

Company Overview

TRANSPORTATION

PACKAGING

TRANSLOADING

TECHNICAL SERVICES

DISPOSITION

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Outline

Company Overview

Services

TECHNICAL SERVICES

PACKAGING

TRANSLOADING

TRANSPORTATION

DISPOSITION

Experience Radiological Projects

Hazardous/Non-HazardousProjects

Industrial Projects

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Company Overview

Asset-based, integrated logistics company formed in 1994

Became a portfolio company of Relativity Capital, L.P., a private equity firm, in June 2009

$22.5M in revenues since formation of new company

$60M in private railcars and intermodal containers

20 million tons of waste/materials moved to date

Service generators and shippers of radioactive, hazardous, and non-hazardous waste, materials, and byproducts

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Company Overview

Provides technical services, packaging, transloading, transportation, and disposition for “end-to-end” logistics solutions

Handles container and bulk material transfers at permanent and temporary transloading facilities

Packaging division designs and manufactures durable and

flexible packaging systems for all types of materials

Integrated approach offers improved project safety, efficiency, and lower overall costs

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TRANSLOADINGPACKAGINGTECHNICAL SERVICES

Permanent

Temporary

Alternative Equipment

Durable and Flexible

Lift LinersTM, SCO Wraps

IP-1, IP-2, UN Certifications

Customized, On-site Packaging Systems

Site Characterization, Waste Profiling, and Brokerage

Project Management, Design, Estimating, and Execution

Safety and Compliance

Rail Infrastructure Work

Capability Audits and Planning

Services

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TRANSPORTATION DISPOSITION

Rail, Truck, and Marine

Railcars and Equipment

Tracking and Reporting

Volumetric Free Release

Processing for Free Release

Volume Reduction

Direct Disposal

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Services

Markets Served Radioactive materials (DOT non-regulated, LQ, Class 7, NORM, LSA)

Hazardous waste − RCRA (solids and liquids)− TSCA-PCB (solids)

Mixed wastes

Non-hazardous and industrial wastes (municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris)

Hazardous material freight (bulk, packaged, solid, and liquid)

Over-dimensional freight (overweight and oversized)

Industrial raw materials and products (metals and minerals)

Chemicals (bulk and packaged)

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TECHNICAL SERVICES

Fully support a project from original site characterization to off-site shipment of material

Provide full project management, field personnel, and brokerage services

Able to reduce scope as needed

SERVICES

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PACKAGING Offerings include standard and custom packaging tailored

to specific project needs or manufacturing processes

Durable packaging options include standard or custom intermodal shipping containers, metal containers, drums, boxes, and any package required for shipping

Flexible packaging products include container liners, IBC bags, railcar liners, railcar and truck tarps, large component protective covers, and custom-sewn containment systems

Stringent Quality Assurance Program

Manufacturing facility located in Sweetwater, TN

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Durable Packaging Options

PACKAGING

“Tarp” Top Intermodal

“Hard” Top Intermodal

Shielded Intermodal Container

Gondola Equipped with Hard Lid

SERVICES

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PACKAGING

Durable Packaging Innovation

− Package and transport of packaged waste (i.e., radioactive contaminated or hazardous waste) via side-door cargo container

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PACKAGING

Flexible Packaging Benefits

− Interim packaging solution — no long-term rental fees

− Reduced mobilization/demobilization fees

− Economic truck-to-rail-to-truck system

− High capacity system — reduced tare weight

− Efficient loading and transfers

− No decontamination or repair of containers upon return to supplier

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Flexible Packaging

PACKAGING

Lift Liner™ System

Loading Frame

Lifting Frame

Lift Liner™ Bags

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Flexible Packaging

PACKAGING

Lifting frame is positioned to place Lift Liner™ in MHF high-sided gondola

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Flexible Packaging Innovation

− FIBC type: multi-loop-sling 4-sided design for 10,000 lb. load

− Body color: white 6.5 oz. coated− FIBC size: 48" x 96" x 48" I.D.

PACKAGING

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PACKAGING

Custom fabrication offered to meet client-specific needs and based on component’s as-cut dimensions and contamination levels

SCO Wraps

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Flexible Packaging Innovation

− MHF deployed management and materials in support of New Orleans levee breach repairs for the USACE

PACKAGING

SERVICES

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TRANSLOADING Transloading and Transfer

− Combine the efficiencies of various modes of transportation (i.e., truck-to-rail)

− Five permanent facilities: Worcester, MA (Transloading/Transfer)

North Bergen, NJ (Transloading/Transfer)

Oak Ridge, TN (Transfer)

Parker, AZ (Transfer)

Dunphy, NV (Transloading)

− Temporary facilities on-site or at rail junction Portable ramp

− Innovative intermodal applications

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North Bergen, NJ Worcester, MA

TRANSLOADING

Key Northeast Locations

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Key Southeast and Southwest Locations

− Oak Ridge, TN− Parker, AZ

TRANSLOADING

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Mobile Ramp

− Unit segments for mobilization using a bolt-together design

− Able to be assembled or disassembled in 48 hours− Moves on 7 standard flatbed trailers

TRANSLOADING

SERVICES

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TRANSLOADING

Material or package transfer system — a transloading alternative

Provides rail transportation option for non-rail-served project sites

Deploys pre-lined intermodal containers for “live loading” at project site

Loaded containers are then drayed to a spur for lifting and transfer of burrito-style enclosed liner

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TRANSPORTATION Seamless transportation services via direct rail

or intermodal rail, truck, and marine

In-depth knowledge and excellent day-to-day working experience with:

− All Class I railroads− Short-line railroads− Equipment, manufacturing, and leasing companies

Railroads’ largest client for radioactive and hazardous waste, materials, and byproducts

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TRANSPORTATION

Equipment

Equipment (asset-based)

− $60M+ in owned and leased railroad assets

− Private fleet of more than 1,200 railcars (gondolas, boxcars, ABC flatcars, tank cars, and hopper cars)

− 700 containers (including intermodals and shielded)

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100-Ton Capacity High-Sided Gondola Railcar

110-Ton Capacity Gondola Railcar

TRANSPORTATION

Railcars Gondolas

− 100-ton capacity high-sided gondola railcar: used for lighter density materials or Lift Liner™ packages

− 110-ton capacity gondola railcar: used for direct-loading of higher density materials

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177-Ton Articulating Bulk Container Railcar with Six IP-1

Intermodal Containers

177-Ton Articulating Bulk Container Railcar with Eight IP-1 Intermodal

Containers at MHF Intermodal Facility

TRANSPORTATION

Railcars

ABC Flatcars

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Tank Cars Specialized Drum Boxcar(340-Drum Capacity)

TRANSPORTATION

Railcars

Tank Cars and Boxcars

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Tracking and Reporting Systems

TRANSPORTATION

Rail trip management for up-to-date arrivals, departures, and re-routes

Route performance projections using advanced ETA logic

Extensive historical performance reports across suppliers, customers, carriers, and routes

Flags for detained, delayed, and lost railcars

Expedite “hot” cars and critical shipments

Calculate railroad demurrage and detention

Flexible, user-defined reports

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Experience — Radiological Projects

Case Study 1 — Detroit Edison

Case Study 2 — Nebraska Public Power District

Case Study 3 — Sacramento Municipal Utility District

Case Study 4 — Progress Energy

Case Study 5 — FirstEnergy

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Case Study 1: Detroit Edison

Enrico Fermi Nuclear Generating Station 2

MHF provided all technical services, packaging, transportation, and disposition of two main steam reheaters, each weighing 110 tons, and associated wastes

EXPERIENCE — RADIOLOGICAL PROJECTS

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Case Study 1: Detroit Edison

Enrico Fermi Nuclear Generating Station 1 MHF is providing technical services, packaging, and transportation

for Enrico Fermi Unit 1 Decommissioning Project’s various pumps, motors, miscellaneous wastes, and reactor vessel

MHF designed and is fabricating a Lower Reactor Vessel Package meeting all DOT and disposal site requirements

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Case Study 2: Nebraska Public Power District

Cooper Nuclear Generating Station MHF provided all technical services, packaging, transportation,

and disposition for two LP Rotors, each weighing 230,000 pounds, and miscellaneous wastes

Due to an unanticipated increase in the component weights, MHF immediately modified the conveyance methodology without affecting critical path schedule

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Rancho Seco Power Plant MHF provided six years of technical services, packaging, and

transportation support to Rancho Seco during decommissioning

MHF successfully supported the disposition of demolition debris including soil and rubble, 4 reactor coolant pumps, 11 fuel racks,

1 pressurizer, and 4 steam generator halves

Case Study 3: Sacramento Municipal Utility District

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MHF provides technical services, packaging, transportation, and disposition for Progress Energy in support of power uprates at Brunswick and Crystal River Nuclear Generating Stations

MHF supported 5 outage campaigns and successfully adjusted packaging and conveyance methodologies due to changes in dimensions and weights of the components

Case Study 4: Progress Energy

Brunswick Nuclear Station and Crystal River 3 Nuclear Power Plant

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Case Study 5: FirstEnergy

Davis-Besse

MHF provided technical services and transportation at Davis-Besse Nuclear Generation Station of the only Reactor Vessel Head to ship via rail to disposal. The final package weighed 125 tons and was 17 feet in diameter.

EXPERIENCE — RADIOLOGICAL PROJECTS

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Experience — Hazardous / Non-Hazardous Projects

Case Study 1 — General Electric Upper Hudson River Sediment Remediation Project

Case Study 2 — Horseshoe Road Superfund Site

Case Study 3 — Heritage Environmental Services Private Generator; Paulsboro, NJ

Case Study 4 — New Bedford Harbor Superfund Site

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Upper Hudson River Sediment Remediation MHF is currently under contract with GE to provide the following services:

− Preparing remedial action work plan submittals

− Providing a fleet of 450 railcars to support the project

− Inspection and switching of loaded and empty railcars

− Testing and inspection of unit trains prior to departure from the short-line railroad

− Inspection, maintenance, and repair of the rail yard and rail yard loading area

− Running and heavy repairs on railcars

− Inspection and maintenance of a weigh-in-motion scale

− Loading and lining gondola railcars

− Managing the off-site round-trip logistics of unit trains between the site and the waste disposal facility

Case Study 1: General Electric

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Case Study 2: Horseshoe Road

Superfund Site MHF transported 181,600 tons of Subtitle D

non-hazardous, TSCA, TSCA/RCRA, and RCRA (thermal) wastes from the Horseshoe Road Superfund Site in Sayreville, NJ to four separate facilities via our private gondola railcars equipped with liners. MHF coordinated the rail logistics of an average of 900 tons of material per day from the origin to disposal outlets.

MHF provided an on-site Transportation and Disposal Coordinator to review waste manifests and waybills; coordinate with Class I railroad to ensure daily switching of railcars; oversee installation of railcar liners; attend daily site briefings; and provide client support.

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Case Study 3: Heritage Environmental Services

Private Generator; Paulsboro, NJ Under contract to Heritage Environmental Services, MHF provides

a private fleet of gondola railcars, truck-to-rail transloading operations, and rail transportation for an estimated 40,000 tons of PCB-contaminated soils/sediments from the site of a private generator in Paulsboro, NJto Heritage’s facility in Indianapolis, IN.

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Case Study 4: New Bedford Harbor

Superfund Site

MHF provides transloading via our Worcester facility, packaging, and rail transportation of TSCA and non-hazardous waste from the New Bedford Harbor Superfund Site

EXPERIENCE — HAZARDOUS / NON-HAZARDOUS PROJECTS

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Experience — Industrial Projects

Case Study 1 — Newmont Mining Corporation

Case Study 2 — ArcelorMittal / Veolia

Case Study 3 — Systech Environmental Corporation

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Transloading Facilities MHF designed, constructed, and operates copper concentrate and

propane transloading facilities for Newmont Mining Corporation. MHF provides the rail logistics and railcar tracking for the concentrate shipments.

The concentrate transloading facility is believed to be the first of its kind and accommodates the loading of two 52-foot, 109-ton gondola cars simultaneously.

Case Study 1: Newmont Mining Corporation

EXPERIENCE — INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS

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EAF Dust and Fly Ash MHF provides rail transportation of electric arc furnace (EAF)

dust using MHF-supplied covered hopper cars from ArcelorMittal’s Vinton, TX facility to Monterrey, Mexico

MHF was awarded a three-year contract to assume a fleet of pressure differential hopper cars to transport fly ash from Cogentrix’s Indiantown and Cedar Bay stations to Mauk, GA

Case Study 2: ArcelorMittal / Veolia

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Case Study 3: Systech Environmental Corporation

Equipment Leasing MHF has a long-standing contract to lease private, dedicated

tank cars to Systech Environmental Corporation, the leading provider of waste co-processing services in North America

MHF also arranges the rail transportation of tank cars loaded with hazardous or non-hazardous liquids for certain transportation lanes

EXPERIENCE — INDUSTRIAL PROJECTS

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