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Conference Partnership Opportunities Become a Partner and publicize your company. The 2½-day events attract participants from a broad spectrum of companies and organizations.

2 Conference Partnership Opportunities Become a Partner and publicize your company. The 2½-day events attract participants from a broad spectrum of companies and organizations. The benefits include: Partner recognition on conference agenda and resource book Inclusion of a 2 or 4 page* marketing flyer in the conference resource book The Opportunity to Moderate or Speak* Complimentary or Discounted Registrations* Complimentary or Reduced Fee for Exhibit Space* Recognition During the Conference via Signage Publicizing the Company Logo/Trademark *Depends on Level of Partnership Available Partnership Opportunities Include: Recognition on Summit Participant Materials: Logo Imprinted On: Conference Portfolio, Resource Book, Notepads, Pens, Tote Bags AV Support: Company Logo/Ad Projected on Screens Used for PowerPoint Presentations Participant Hotel Keys: Logo/Ad Imprinted on Key Card Exclusive Recognition at Summit Functions/Events Average Attendance: 433 Attendees Who Is Attending The Decisionmakers' Forum? Private Industry, 87.61% International, 1.54% Government, 6.84% Academic, 0.30% NGOs and Other Interest Groups, 3.71% For Information on Available Partnerships Contact the Forums Office at x 109 or forums@exchangemonitor.com

4 PAST ATTENDING ORGANIZATIONS ABS Consulting Better Choices Consulting Grant Thornton LLP Active Risk BG4, DEROC Greenfield Logistics AECOM Black & Veatch DMC Hanford Atomic Metal Trades Aerotek, Booz Allen Hamilton Diversified Management Council Alberici Constructors, Boston Government Services, Consultants Holland Analytical Business Alion Science and Technology Diversified Metal Products, Inc Sciences Bradburne Consulting, Doubleday Consulting Holtec International Allan Consulting Breckenridge Institute E2 Consulting Engineers, Honeywell FM&T ALS Environmental Brown Rudnick LLP Eberline HukariAscendent, AMEC Environment & Building and Construction ECC Huntington Ingalls Industries - Infrastructure Trades Department Edgewater Technical Associates Newport News Shipbuilding American Nuclear Society Burns & McDonnell Engineering ENERCON Federal Services, IBM American Veteran Co., Idaho National Laboratory Environmental Services, Inc Burns & Roe Enterprises, EnergX, IHI (AVESI) Cabrera Services Energy, Technology & Information International ANTECH Canberra Industries Environmental Business Associates ARCADIS/Malcolm Pirnie CAPE Association Institute of Manufacturing ARES Capital Partners EnergySolutions INTERA Incorporated AREVA Federal Services CareerSMITH, Engineered Resources, ITSI Gilbane Argonne National Laboratory Carlin Consulting EnRep, Jacobs Engineering ARS International, CB&I Envirocon, James Fisher Arvia Technology Ltd. CDM Federal Programs Environmental Dimensions, inc. Joseph Oat ASRC Gulf States Constructors, Centronic Ltd. Epsilon Systems Solutions KEMRON Environmental CH2M HILL EQ - The Environmental Quality ASRC Primus CH2M Hill Nuclear Business Company Kentucky Dept. for ATL International, Group FE&C Environmental Protection Atomic Energy of Canada Ltd CH2M Hill Plateau Remediation Fiore Consulting Kentucky LECET Avantech, Company FIU-ARC Knoxville Building & Avisco, Inc CH2M - WG Idaho Fluor Construction Trades Council B&W Conversion Services, Clauss Construction Fluor Government Group Kurion, B&W Y-12 National Security CMI Management, Fluor - B&W Portsmouth L&L Associates, /L&A Complex Columbia Energy & Fox Potomac Resources Associates, Inc B&W Technical Services Group Environmental Services Francis Douglas Consulting, Laborers Local Union 1214 Babcock and Wilcox Company Comprehensive Health Services Freestone Environmental Labors International Union of Babcock Services Container Technologies North America Baker CRC Technologies, G&C Lancs Industries Banda Group International, CTAC G4S Government Solutions LATA Barge Waggoner Sumner and CTG, Gallagher Consulting LATA Kentucky Cannon CTI and Associates, GEL Laboratories, Leidos Bartlett Curtiss-Wright Flow Control GEM Technologies, Link Technologies, Battelle Pacific Northwest Dade Moeller General Dynamics Information Lockheed Martin National Laboratory Day & Zimmermann / SOC, Technology Longenecker & Associates, BCS, Incorporated Decker, Garman, Sullivan, GEO Consultants, Los Alamos National Laboratory BDRNO University of Defense Nuclear Facilities Geosyntec Consultants Los Alamos Technical Technology Safety Board GETINGE LaCalhene USA Associates Bechtel National, DeNuke Contracting Services, Globalpundits, LVI Services

5 PAST ATTENDING ORGANIZATIONS Major Tool & Machine, Pajarito Scientific Security Sellafield Ltd. U.S. Department of Energy McCarthy Building Companies, Siempelkamp Nuclear Services, Environmental Management Pangea, Inc U.S. Department of Energy MCE PaR Systems, SMSI National Nuclear Security Medcor, Parsons South Carolina Dept. Of Health Administration Merrick & Company Parsons Brinckerhoff & Environmental Control U.S. Government Accountability MHF Services Performance Results Texas A&M University Office Mission Support Alliance Spectra Tech, U.S. Senate Mobile Characterization Services Perma-Fix Environmental Springs Fabrication UK Nuclear Decommissioning MOCA Systems SRA International, Authority MRIGlobal Philotechnics SRNS UniTech Services Group MT PMTech, SRSCRO United Steel Workers Union Myers & Associates Portage Stoller Local 689 NAC International PQC Solutions Strata-G, United Steelworkers Local 550, National Security Technologies, Premier Technology, Strategic Management Paducah, KY Pro2Serve Solutions, United Steelworkers Local 689, Natural Resources and Project Enhancement Studsvik, Piketon, OH Environment, Success Staging International, UOP, a Division of Honeywell Navarro Research and Project Services Group URS - Global Management & Engineering, Project Time & Cost, Sullivan International Group, Operations Services Newport News Industrial Protection Strategies Swift & Staley Mechanical URS CH2M Oak Ridge Newport News Nuclear, Incorporated Contractors, (UCOR) NFT PwC Synergy Solutions, URS North Wind, Radiation Protection Systems TASC, URS Professional Solutions North Wind Group Inc TC Program Solutions, URS Safety Management North Wind Solutions Radiation Safety & Control TechSource, Solutions Nuclear Decommissioning Teledyne Brown Engineering, Vanderbilt University Authority, UK Radwaste Solutions Vision Technologies, Nuclear Management Raytheon Tennessee DEC Visionary Solutions Associates RJR Engineering, P.C. TerranearPMC, Vista Engineering Technologies Nuclear Safety Associates Robatel Technologies, TestAmerica VJ Technologies, Nuvia Limited RSI Tetra Tech, Wagstaff Applied Technologies NuVision Engineering S.A. Robotics TFE WAI NuVision Engineering/Mid S.A.Technology The GEL Group, Walsh Engineering Services Columbia Engineering SA Mays, The Janis Group, Washington Closure Hanford Nye County Savannah River National The KeySource Group Washington Department of Oak Ridge Associated Laboratory The S.M. Stoller Ecology Universities Savannah River Remediation, The Shaw Group, Washington River Protection Oak Ridge Atomic Trades and The Texas A&M University Solutions Labor Council Science Applications System Waste Control Specialists, Oak Ridge National Laboratory International Corp. Tidewater, Wastren Advantage, Omega Technical SDSE, TOPS Westinghouse Electric Co. OVSS LECET Sealaska Environmental TradeWind Services Weston Solutions Pacific Northwest National Services TriVis, WM Symposia Laboratory SEC Turnkey Transportation Services WorleyParsons Polestar PAE Securiguard, U.S. Department of Energy WSI

6 ACCOMMODATIONS Special Rate: Ocean View Hotel Room Rate Resort View Villa Room Resort View 1 Bedroom Villa Resort View 2 Bedroom Villa Resort View 3 Bedroom Villa Ocean View 1 Bedroom Villa Ocean View 2 Bedroom Villa Ocean View 3 Bedroom Villa Resort Service Fee: $1.00 included in rate $.00 $1.00 $1.00 $2.00 $2.00 $ 00 $.00 $.00 Reservations for single hotel room accommodations should be made directly with Amelia Island Plantation at THE- OMNI. When making reservations, identify yourself as an attendee of the WCM Decisionmakers Forum. If you want shared accommodations and have your own group, please call Amelia Island directly at the above number. If you want to share accommodations and do not have a roommate(s), shared accommodations can be arranged by calling the Forums Coordination Office at ext. 109 The 2 and 3 bedroom villas have a private bedroom and bath for each individual, with a shared living room, dining room and kitchen. Reservations for lodging should be received by Sept. 2, 201 to assure the special conference rate. Cancellations received after 7 days prior to arrival date are subject to a penalty equal to one night s lodging. If a guest checks out prior to the reserved check out date, a penalty equal to one night room and tax will be applied to the guest s individual account. If space is available, the above rates will apply for attendees three days prior and three days after our program dates. Registration opens at 3:00 p.m. Monday, Oct. followed by a Reception and Dinner at 6:00 p.m. The opening Plenary is at 8:00 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 2 The Forum ends at noon, Thursday, Oct. 2. THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL WEAPONS COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS'FORUM October 2, 201 Omni Amelia Island Plantation Resort Amelia Island, Florida Registration Fees: Subscribers... $1, Non Subscribers... $1, Federal/State/Local Governments... $ (Add $200 to non-government registration fees after Sept. 2, 201 ) (Registration includes: three continental breakfasts, two lunches, three receptions, one dinners, a copy of the Resource Book and conference proceedings.) Cancellation Policy: There is a $ service charge on cancellations after Oct., 201. No refunds will be made after Oct. 1, 201 but substitutions are welcome. REGISTER ONLINE AT:

THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL WEAPONS COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS' FORUM

THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL WEAPONS COMPLEX MONITOR DECISIONMAKERS' FORUM An Additional Speakers (as of 10/17/2013): Event Rod Baltzer, President, Waste Control Specialists Jeff Bradford, Vice President, URS CH2M Oak Ridge (UCOR) Tom Burns, Director, Engineering, Salt Waste