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the RRFP. CGE has agreed to guarantee all aspects of the PSG operation and araimeaance responatbilities in conjunction with the project. PSG has agreed to be responsible for the full operation and maintenance oversight for this project. Heil -EMS:. WAU Mr MD;,ac nn ('Reg") of Brookfield. WrMonsin - a wholly owned subsidiary of Dover Industries. The Engineered Systems Division designs, builds and provides turn -key installations of waste processing fiucr7rtM, including Material Recovery Facilities ("MRF"). This activity has continued at Heil since the late 1960s. Over 50% of fWs 5280 million annusi sales are derived from solid waste equiptrom, thereby sigaifyiag the company's long term commitarent to this field. Heil is the largest supplier of solid waste equipment in the United States. Hail's activities are international in mune. The annual sales volute of Dover Industries is in excess of 35 billion. Dover Ind es has agreed to guarantee all aspects of the MRF construction and installation by Heil in eorron with the project. Heil has agreed to be responsible for the design, construction and installation of the MRF required for waste fixctionalimon at this facility. LamC2 ort ("Utepto") of Valhalla, New York - a wholly owned subsidiary of Linde AG. Lotepro is an American corporation established in 1962 and a wholly owned subsidiary of Linde AG Of Germany, a cornparry with annual sales of approximately S6 billion and assets of more than S3 billion. Lotepro was established to offer special technology and provide engineering, construction and operations services to the North American marketplace. Lotepro has designed and buil more than 200 plants in North America and abroad, is IS09001 Certified and executes its projects to provide continual quality assurance and control. Lotepro's participation with DdtIVCO is to design a waste treatment plant with state-of-the-art anaerobic digestion systems. Lotepro provides on-going technical services ranging from site specific trouble aboouing to full contract operations at over 8o waste facilities annually. Linde AG has agreed to guarantee all aspects of the Lotepro waste conversion (anaerobic digestion) process in conjunction with the project. Lotepro has agreed to be responsible for the design, construction and installation of the anaerobic digestion process to be utrlud for waste conversion at this facrJity. The combined annual gross revenues of these three companies totals $45 billion. Moreover, their experience and reputations guarantee the high standard of their respective participations in this projefx. The financial depth of these companies, which are responsible for all aspects of the waste disposal activities, provides absolute assurance of the quality of their performance., The real estate management and development activities. originally to be assumed by MLS, will be undertaken by a replacement company. Present discussions and negotiations are underway with the Adler Group of Miami, Florida, who is not only well known to south Florida, but in addition, has performed a sigoifica nt project in the Vero Beach, Florida area, to wit the development of the Sears, Roebuck warehouse fiucdity. This company's experience in the development of industrial. sites will, upon contract acceptance, provide an outstanding layout and utilization of the IRC land parcel made available for this project. In addition, it is contemplated that the Adler Group will supervise all leasing activities for vendor/tenants occupying the Park. During the organizational period, the participating principals of INRIVCO have maintained discussions and negotiations with qualified, serious prospective tenants. Some have indicated a desire to initiate their tenancies at the earliest time reasons* possible. These diseusffions, also, speak to a significantly high success rate for the venture. The Acycding program to be implemented at this facility is designed to achieve at least a 501/o recycling rate. INRIVCO has continued in its program of further refinement of techniques and participants in order to assure the highest quality installation for IRC. Once an agreement is signed with IRC appropriate agreements will be signed with each of the participating entities, thereby confirming the selection process. In any event, all of the material representations originally set forth in the RRFP continue to constitute the program undertaken by DdUVC0. The change of personnel, at any level, never changes the basic requirements to produce in accordance with the RRFP. If anytivng, the current array of patties and companies will assure an evert superior laud of quality exaction of the project. IN1trVCO continues in its pledge to provide all of the capital necessary to complete the project without any capital contribution by IRC, wblle maintaining a lower tipping fee for the County than any other submitting proposer. INRIVCO has cooperated, in every manner with the County, to asatue the success of this proposed venture. The significant financial investment by INRIVCO, to date, provides eloquent testimony to its' commitment. We look f t ward to our conthri ft relationship with IRC and to the early execution of the negotiated proposed agreement, which has previously been provided to you. f S. Kni 25 November 26, 1996 BOOK 9 ZI P,�,i,E. 945