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Performance Work Statement (PWS) DATA CENTER SUPPORT and OPTIMIZATION

Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA)

1 INTRODUCTION:

Federal agencies have been optimizing and modernizing data centers, to further build IT infrastructures in compliance with the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA), the Data Center Optimization Initiative (DCOI), and the Federal Cloud Computing Strategy (“Cloud Smart”) through the Data Center and Cloud Optimization Initiative (DCCOI) Program Management Office.

The Department of Labor’s mission is to achieve operational efficiencies in IT by supporting emerging technology in an extensible and cost-effective manner. DOL begins with a base of shared services built on a shared infrastructure. These shared services and infrastructure must be supported in an efficient and customer focused manner. In order to achieve these objectives, a requirement exists to shift IT investments to more efficient computing platforms and technologies, and to provide Technology Management Services and Solutions with the latest technologies available. This includes revising data center strategies and framework to eliminate inefficient infrastructure and optimize existing facilities to achieve cost savings and in order to transition to more efficient infrastructure platforms for cloud services and inter-agency shared services.

The contractor shall provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items and non-personal services necessary to perform Data Center Support and Optimizations as defined in this Performance Work Statement. The contractor shall perform to the standards in this contract.

1.1 BACKGROUND:

The Office of Management and Budget's (OMB) Data Center Optimization Initiative (DCOI) provides a framework to help agencies meet Government-wide data center consolidation and optimization requirements. It outlines four major optimization metrics in which agencies are expected to show continuous improvement. Agencies https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whitehouse.gov%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2019%2F06%2FM-19-19-Data-Centers.pdf&data=02%7C01%7CSpriggs.Edward.W%40dol.gov%7C63be5fcfbe1e4746721908d7a01cb5f5%7C75a6305472044e0c9126adab971d4aca%7C0%7C0%7C637153917476261742&sdata=pVQQW6xevkxjlYg7kZK9Gtmx11CnbQi9w8mgCglF73o%3D&reserved=0 https://gcc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.whitehouse.gov%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2019%2F06%2FM-19-19-Data-Centers.pdf&data=02%7C01%7CSpriggs.Edward.W%40dol.gov%7C63be5fcfbe1e4746721908d7a01cb5f5%7C75a6305472044e0c9126adab971d4aca%7C0%7C0%7C637153917476261742&sdata=pVQQW6xevkxjlYg7kZK9Gtmx11CnbQi9w8mgCglF73o%3D&reserved=0

Data Center Support and Optimization PWS must achieve and maintain energy metering data center operations availability (for each data center).

The DOL Data Center facilities infrastructure optimization components (electrical, cables, HVAC and other operations and support functions) installed at DOL enterprise computing centers located at The Department of Labor’s Frances Perkins Building and other off-site DOL locations (supporting over 300 regional offices) has continuously been upgraded to support DOL’s data centers. DOL is to further consolidate infrastructure and decommission services to further build out a hybrid cloud presence to lower overall costs to the Federal Government.

1.2 OBJECTIVES:

The purpose of this contract is to provide for electrical, heating, ventilation, air conditioning, project management, space consolidation, decommissioning, tools, technologies and subject matter experts (SME) supporting services to assist with data center maintenance, consolidation and reclamation activities.

1.3 SCOPE:

The scope of this work includes all work necessary to decommission data centers and augment telecommunications spaces in all DOL headquarters and regional offices and facilities nationally. Detailed requirements for such tasks will be further defined in each task order created under the constructs of this agreement. Such tasks may include;

• Network and telecommunications wiring and cabling

• Decommissioning, reconfiguring, repurposing HVAC equipment and subsystems

• Installation, maintenance and monitoring of power and environmental monitoring and control systems.

• Replacement of lighting and flooring systems required to convert data center space to worker inhabitable office space.

• Installation and maintenance of all equipment necessary to convert data center space to Network and Security Operations Center (NOC and SOC) space.

• Installation, replacement and upgrade of Network and Telecommunications equipment in data centers and telecommunications areas.

• Assist in relocation of Network and telecommunication equipment in support of

DOL space consolidation efforts.

2 TECHNICAL MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT

2.1 DATA CENTER NETWORKING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

The contractor will assist in the installation maintenance and modification of new and existing network and telecommunications equipment in support of the DOL efforts to create and improve operational efficiencies and efforts to create more efficient use of space. Such activities may include;

• Implement best business processes and adopt concepts to improve operating efficiencies and account for future growth. Factors include: facility infrastructure (power, cooling, and cabling), current standard operation procedures, IT infrastructure hardware components (servers, storage, and networks), software solutions and applications, and service level planning and management.

• Provide recommendations on data center strategies to consolidate inefficient infrastructure, optimize existing facilities, achieve cost savings, and transition to more efficient technologies, such as cloud services and inter-agency shared services.

• Assist OCIO with planning, management, and execution to support critical vendor hardware and services, and support critical deployment of maintenance, and lifecycle requirements.

• Provide telecommunications engineering functions: studies, analyses, and implementation of telecommunications technology solutions.

2.2 DATA CENTER FACILITIES SUPPORT SERVICES

The contractor will assist the DOL in the installation, modification and maintenance of HVAC, power management and environmental monitoring systems and components. Such support activities may include;

Ryan, Ida M – OASAM OSPE BAH already does this.

Whiteside, Fred E - OASAM OCIO Not with regard to facilities and hardware.

• Develop routine maintenance plans and schedules for facility HVAC equipment.

• Install environmental monitoring systems for all data center and telecommunication facilitates.

• Monitoring of installed telecommunications equipment and conduct systems testing and evaluation activities.

• Provide HVAC routine maintenance for data center and telecommunications facilities in all DOL headquarters and regional offices.

2.3 DATA CENTER RECLAMATION

The DOL has obsolete data center space resulting from the department’s efforts to migrate its computing capabilities to its enterprise cloud and data center consolidation efforts. The DOL now seeks to reclaim these spaces and convert them to general use office space. This requires specific expertise to ensure safety, EPA regulation and technical requirements are met. The contractor will provide specific expertise in data center reclamation in order to;

• Provide all necessary labor, equipment and services to convert current data center space to worker inhabitable space.

• Adhere to all safety and quality requirements during the course of decommissioning activities

• Provide detailed schedule to support all decommissioning activities

• Provide a quality control pan

• Coordinate and manage all specialty contractors required for decommissioning

2.4 DECOMMISSIONING

Many DOL data center and telecommunications areas are contained in GSA commercially leased spaces. In instances where the DOL has made modifications to those spaces to accommodate network and telecom equipment, the DOL OCIO may be responsible for the removal of any installed equipment and the reversal of modifications to power supply systems, HVAC and cabling. The contractor will be tasked with;

• Provide all necessary services and activities to effectively decommission data center facilities and make ready for repurposed use of the facility

• Provide any hazardous disposal reports in accordance with federal and applicable state rules and regulations

• Adhere to all safety and quality requirements during the course of decommissioning activities

• Provide detailed schedule to support all decommissioning activities

• Coordinate and manage all specialty contractors required for decommissioning

3 PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES

The Contractor will assist with planning, management, and execution of data center reclamation and telecommunication facility enhancement in DOL headquarters and regional offices across the US. The contractor will provide support for the federal Project managers and assist in the development of artifacts required by the OCIO Program Management Office (PMO).

3.1 ORIENTATION BRIEFING

The DOL will conduct a contract Kick-off meeting within 15 business days after award. Contractor should be prepared to conduct a capabilities briefing and introduce key contract staff members and management.

3.2 PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT

Project support for each subsequent task order will be in compliance with PM guidance provided by the DOL PMO and may include the following activities;

• Provide Project Management SME support to assist OCIO with planning, management, and execution of strategic and tactical enterprise program and project management

• Provide regular status reports on milestones, deliverables and burn rates.

• Provide weekly and monthly status reports and project plan updates as defined by the DOL OCIO PMO.

• Schedule Management- Ensure the schedule, milestones and impacts to the baseline of the program.

• Planning – Develop the plan bringing together the information on projects, resources, timelines, monitoring and control

• Coordinate cross program messaging and organizational change, as necessary, to ensure consistent, cohesive socialization of all Labor OCIO programs throughout the agency.

3.3 PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE SUMMARY REPORT

The contractor will Deliver Task Order & Period of Performance Summary Report including accomplishments for base period ten (10) days prior to contract considered administratively complete, and all actions have been accomplished, and all contractual releases obtained.

3.4 OPTIONAL TASK – TRAVEL

This contract requires the contractor to provide support services for all DOL locations nationally. Therefore, the contractor is responsible for providing local support for service required in DOL regional and satellite locations. If travel is required the contractor must seek pre-approval and;

• Provide detailed accounting of travel costs on monthly basis as part of the project reporting

• Travel in accordance with all government rules and regulations

3.5 QUALITY CONTROL:

The contractor shall develop and maintain an effective quality control program to ensure services are performed in accordance with this PWS.

The contractor shall develop and implement procedures to identify, prevent, and ensure non-recurrence of defective services. The contractor’s quality control program assures that the work complies with the requirement of the contract. As a minimum, the contractor shall develop quality control procedures that address the areas identified in Technical Exhibit 1, “Performance Requirements Summary”. After acceptance of the quality control plan the contractor shall receive the contracting officer’s acceptance in writing of any proposed change to the QC system before Task Order award. The Quality Control Plan shall be delivered, 10 days after the OCIO/PMO provides the project management guidelines.

3.6 QUALITY ASSURANCE:

The government shall evaluate the contractor’s performance under this contract in accordance with the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan. This plan is primarily focused on what the Government must do to ensure that the contractor has performed in accordance with the performance standards. It defines how the performance standards will be applied, the frequency of surveillance, and the minimum acceptable defect rate(s).

• Implement quality control improvements based on lessons learned.

Provide technical writing support services to ensure technology solutions meet DOL requirements and are properly integrated with existing DOL infrastructure.

3.7 RECOGNIZED HOLIDAYS:

The contractor is required to perform services on these days Holidays>

New Year’s Day Labor Day

Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday Columbus Day

President’s Day Veteran’s Day

Memorial Day Thanksgiving Day

Independence Day Christmas Day

However, certain events, such as Executive Orders, inclement weather or emergencies may result in the closure of a Government facility. Contractor employees may be required to work on Federal holidays as determined by the terms and conditions of their contract or task order.

3.7.1 Hours of Operation/Place of Performance:

The contractor is responsible for conducting Data Center/Optimization Services between the hours

Of 6am to 6pm, Monday thru Friday, except Federal holidays or when the Government facility is closed due to local or national emergencies, administrative closings, or similar Government directed facility closings. The Contractor must at all times maintain an adequate work force for the uninterrupted performance of all tasks defined within this statement of work when the Government facility is not closed for the above reasons. When hiring personnel, the Contractor shall keep in mind that the stability and continuity of the work force are essential.

• Contractor employees are required to work on dates considered holidays by Executive Orders, during inclement weather or emergencies, unless the contract terms and conditions authorize a paid holiday.

• If the Government facility in which a contractor employee is scheduled to work is closed due to the holiday declared by an Executive Order, inclement weather or emergencies and the employee is not required to report to work, payment will not be made for those hours if the subject contractor or task order is a Time and Materials type contract, e.g., a Labor Hour Contract. Similarly, if the contract is of a Fixed Price nature, no deductions shall be made from the contract price for the holiday, inclement weather or emergencies.

• Work off of government premise is not authorized under this contract unless under emergency situations as determined by the COR & Task Order requirements

3.7.2 Type of Contract:

The government anticipates award of a BPA or IDIQ contract with Firm Fixed Price Task Orders

3.8 SECURITY REQUIREMENT:

The level of security clearance for this contract is unclassified.

3.8.1 Physical Security

The contractor shall be responsible for safeguarding all government property provided for contractor use. At the close of each work period, government facilities, equipment, and materials shall be secured.

3.8.2 Key Control

The Contractor shall establish and implement methods of making sure all keys issued to the Contractor by the Government are not lost, misplaced or used by unauthorized persons.

NOTE: All references to keys include key cards.

o No Keys provided to the contractor may be duplicated o Contractor is responsible for ensuring all contract personnel receive DOL security awareness training and comply with DOL security procedures and requirements.

3.8.3 Lost Keys

In the event keys, other than master keys, are lost or duplicated, the Contractor shall, upon direction of the Contracting Officer, be responsible for replacement of locks or re-keying. The total cost of re-keying or the replacement of the lock or locks shall be deducted from the monthly payment due the Contractor. In the event a master key is lost or duplicated, all locks and keys for that system shall be replaced by the Government and the total cost deducted from the monthly payment due the Contractor.

3.8.4 Key Use

The Contractor shall prohibit the use of Government issued keys/key cards by any persons other than the Contractor’s employees. The Contractor shall prohibit the opening of locked areas by Contractor employees to permit entrance of persons other than Contractor employees engaged in the performance of assigned work in those areas, or personnel authorized entrance by the Contracting Officer.

3.8.5 Lock Combinations.

The Contractor shall establish and implement methods of ensuring that all lock combinations are not revealed to unauthorized persons. The Contractor shall ensure that lock combinations are changed when personnel having access to the combinations no longer have a need to know such combinations. These procedures shall be included in the Contractor’s Quality Control Plan.

3.8.6 Conservation of Utilities.

The contractor shall instruct employees in utilities conservation practices. The contractor shall be responsible for operating under conditions that preclude the waste of utilities, which include turning off the water faucets or valves after using the required amount to accomplish cleaning vehicles and equipment.

3.8.7 Special Qualifications:

The contractor is responsible for ensuring all employees possess all of the required expertise for each Task Order awarded, during the execution of this contract.

3.9 CONTRACTING OFFICER REPRESENTATIVE (COR):

A COR will be delegated under separate cover.

3.9.1 Contract Manager:

The contractor shall provide a contract manager who shall be responsible for the performance of the work. The name of this person and an alternate who shall act for the contractor when the manager is absent shall be designated in writing to the contracting officer. The contract manager or alternate shall have full authority to act for the contractor on all contract matters relating to daily operation of this contract.

3.9.2 Post Award Conference/Periodic Progress Meetings:

The Contractor agrees to attend any post award conference convened by the contracting activity or contract administration office in accordance with Federal Acquisition Regulation Subpart 42.5. The contracting officer, Contracting Officers Representative (COR), and other Government personnel, as appropriate, may meet periodically with the contractor to review the contractor's performance. At these meetings the contracting officer will apprise the contractor of how the government views the contractor's performance and the contractor will apprise the Government of problems, if any, being experienced.

Appropriate action shall be taken to resolve outstanding issues. These meetings shall be at no additional cost to the government.

3.9.3 Identification of Contractor Employees:

All contract personnel attending meetings, answering Government telephones, and working in other situations where their contractor status is not obvious to third parties are required to identify themselves as such to avoid creating an impression in the minds of members of the public that they are Government officials. They must also ensure that all documents or reports produced by contractors are suitably marked as contractor products or that contractor participation is appropriately disclosed. TBD by Task Order, DOL security offices will determine if the contractor personnel will be required to obtain and wear badges in the performance of this services.

4 DEFINITIONS & ACRONYMS

PWS. Performance Work Statement

Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR). A representative from the requiring activity assigned by the Contracting Officer to perform surveillance and to act as liaison to the contractor

Defective Service. A service output that does not meet the standard of performance associated with it in the Performance Work Statement.

DOL. Department of Labor

Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). An organized written document specifying the surveillance methodology to be used for surveillance of contractor performance.

Quality Control. Those actions taken by a contractor to control the performance of services so that they meet the requirements of the PWS.

Quality Assurance. Those actions taken by the government to assure services meet the requirements of the Performance Work Statement.

Best Effort: That effort expended by the contractor to perform within the awarded ceiling price all work specified in this acquisition and all other obligations under this acquisition. This effort includes providing required qualified personnel, properly supervised, and following industry accepted methodologies and other practices. The effort is further characterized by operating at all times with the Government’s best interest in mind, using efficient and effective methods, and demonstrating sound cost control. The effort must be identical to the effort that would be expended if this were a firm-fixed price acquisition and the contractor’s profits were dependent upon reducing costs while meeting the Government’s requirements in terms and quality and schedule.

Failure to provide this required effort may result in the withholding of payment for hours expended that do not qualify as best effort or a reduction in the rate per hour to reflect decreased value of services received.

OCIO. Office of the Chief Information Officer

PMO. The Program Management Office provides guidance and oversight for the management of project and programs with the OCIO.

5 GOVERNMENT FURNISHED PROPERTY, EQUIPMENT, AND SERVICES

5.1 GENERAL:

The contractor will provide all necessary tools, equipment and materials required to complete all tasks and sub-tasks under this contract.

5.2 EQUIPMENT:

The Contractor will provide all tools and equipment necessary to perform duties required to complete all tasks on this contract.

5.3 SERVICES

All services necessary to complete tasks under this contract will be provided by or performed by the contractor, with the exception of work that is inherently the responsibility of government employees in accordance with applicable federal laws, statute or policy.

5.4 UTILITIES.

All utilities in the facility will be available for the contractor’s use in performance of duties outlined in this PWS. The Contractor shall instruct employees in utilities conservation practices. The contractor shall be responsible for operating under conditions that preclude the waste of utilities.

5.5 FACILITIES:

The Government may furnish workspace for the contractor administrative or supervisory staff to provide the support outlined in this PWS. Temporary hoteling space may be available for short term, ad hoc use but availability is not guaranteed at any time and is subject to change without prior notice.

6 CONTRACTOR FURNISHED ITEMS AND SERVICES

6.1 GENERAL:

Except for those items specifically stated to be government furnished in Part 3, the contractor shall furnish everything required to perform this PWS.

6.2 CLEARANCE:

The Contractor shall possess or be eligible to receive and maintain an acceptable background investigation as determined by the DOL Security Center. The Contractor’s employees, performing work in support of this contract shall have been granted the appropriate level of security clearance necessary to perform the task order requirements.

7 PART 5 TASKING

5.1 BASIC SERVICES:

The task orders issued under this acquisition will fall within the basic service categories listed below. Detailed requirements for service category will be documented in each task order issued .

• Orientation Briefing

• Data Center Cabling

• Data Center Networking Equipment and

Support

• Telecommunications Equipment and Support

• Transition Support Services

• Governance and Oversight Services

• Task Order & Period of Performance Summary Report

• Hardware Technology Solutions and Support Services

• Strategic and Tactical Enterprise Program & Project

Management Services

• Facility and Equipment Decommissioning

• Facility Maintenance and Support

• Travel

PART 6 APPLICABLE PUBLICATIONS

6.1 PUBLICATIONS APPLICABLE TO THIS PWS:

• All publications applicable to this PWS must the following minimum requirements;

• must be coded as mandatory or advisory

• Date of the publication

• Chapters and pages applicable to the requirement

• All publications should be available via secure web interface

8 DOL SITE LOCATIONS

The following is a list of DOL site locations. This list is not a complete list of all locations subject to this BPA and should not be considered an authoritative source of all sites where DOL equipment may reside, as that information subject to frequent change.

Subsequent Task Orders under this BPA will contain detailed site location information relative to the work identified in the respective task.

Site # Address City Sta te

Zip Cod e

Parent Agency

0003 18155 TECHNOLOGY DR CULPEPER VA 227

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0004 44470 CHILUM PLACE ASHBURN VA 201

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0006 9180 COMMERCE CENTER CIR HIGHLANDS RANCH CO 801

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1001 350 S FIGUEROA ST LOS ANGELES CA 900

71 OASAM

1003a

21715 FILIGREE CT

29691 Filigree Ct, BLDG E EQUINIX

DC4

ASHBURN VA 201

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1003b

21715 FILIGREE CT

29691 Filigree Ct, BLDG E EQUINIX

DC4

ASHBURN VA 201

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1003a

MTIPS

21715 FILIGREE CT

29691 Filigree Ct, BLDG E EQUINIX

DC4

ASHBURN VA 201

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1003b

MTIPS

21715 FILIGREE CT

29691 Filigree Ct, BLDG E EQUINIX

DC4

ASHBURN VA 201

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1004a 375 E ST SW WASHINGTON DC 200

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1004b 375 E ST SW WASHINGTON DC 200

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1006 1999 BROADWAY DENVER CO 802

02 OASAM

1007 530 PRESTON AVE MERIDEN CT 064

50 OIG

1009a 200 CONSTITUTION AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 202

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1009b 200 CONSTITUTION AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 202

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1009A

MTIPS 200 CONSTITUTION AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 202

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1009B

MTIPS 200 CONSTITUTION AVE NW WASHINGTON DC 202

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1010a 800 K ST NW South Suite 400 WASHINGTON DC 200

01 OASAM

1010b 800 K ST NW South Suite 400 WASHINGTON DC 200

01 OASAM

1012 510 SHOTGUN RD SUNRISE FL 333

26 OIG

1013 4161 CARMICHAEL AVE JACKSONVILLE FL 322

07 OIG

MTIPS 61 FORSYTH ST ATLANTA GA 303

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RISE

1014a 61 FORSYTH ST ATLANTA GA 303

03 OASAM

1014b 61 FORSYTH ST ATLANTA GA 303

03 OASAM

1015a 1244 SPEER BLVD DENVER CO 802

02 OASAM

1015b 1244 SPEER BLVD DENVER CO 802

02 OASAM

1016a 230 S DEARBORN ST CHICAGO IL 606

04 OASAM

1016b 230 S DEARBORN ST CHICAGO IL 606

04 OASAM

1018 5100 VILLAGE WALK COVINGTON LA 704

33 OALJ

1019 10 CAUSEWAY ST BOSTON MA 022

22 OALJ

1020a 25 NEW SUDBURY ST BOSTON MA 022

03 OASAM

1020b 25 NEW SUDBURY ST BOSTON MA 022

03 OASAM

1021 701 NORTH MAIN ST HATTIESBURG MS 394

01 OIG

1022 211 W FORT ST DETROIT MI 482

26 OIG

1023a 2300 MAIN ST KANSAS CITY M O

08 OASAM

1023b 2300 MAIN ST KANSAS CITY M O

08 OASAM

1025a 2 EXECUTIVE CAMPUS CHERRY HILL NJ 080

02 OALJ

1025b 2 EXECUTIVE CAMPUS CHERRY HILL NJ 080

02 OALJ

1026 501 LAS VEGAS BLVD. SOUTH

FEDERAL JUSTICE TOWER SUITE 660 LAS VEGAS NV 891

01 OIG

1027 6601 VENTNOR AVE VENTNOR CITY NJ 084

06 OIG

1029 138 DELAWARE AVE BUFFALO NY 142

02 OIG

1030a 201 VARICK ST NEW YORK NY 100

14 OASAM

1030b 201 VARICK ST NEW YORK NY 100

14 OASAM

1032a 1240 E 9TH ST CLEVELAND OH 441

99 OASAM

1032b 1240 E 9TH ST CLEVELAND OH 441

99 OASAM

1035a 625 WALNUT ST PHILADELPHIA PA 191

06 OASAM

1035b 625 WALNUT ST PHILADELPHIA PA 191

06 OASAM

1038 618 CHURCH ST NASHVILLE TN 372

19 OASAM

1039a 525 S GRIFFIN ST DALLAS TX 752

02 OASAM

1039b 525 S GRIFFIN ST DALLAS TX 752

02 OASAM

1041 11870 MERCHANTS WALK NEWPORT NEWS VA 236

06 OALJ

1042 310 1ST ST SW ROANOKE VA 240

11 OIG

1043a 300 5TH AVE SEATTLE W A

04 OASAM

1043b 300 5TH AVE SEATTLE W A

04 OASAM

1045a 90 7TH ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 941

03 OASAM

1045b 90 7TH ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 941

03 OASAM

1046 64 N UNION ST MONTGOMERY AL 361

30 BLS

1047 3919 BENNING RD NE WASHINGTON DC 200

19 BLS

1048 107 E MADISON ST TALLAHASSEE FL 323

99 BLS

1049 223 COURTLAND ST NE ATLANTA GA 303

03 BLS

1050 101 COLD HARBOR FRANKFORT KY 406

01 BLS

1051 1100 N EUTAW ST BALTIMORE M

D

01 BLS

1052 301 W HIGH ST JEFFERSON CITY M

O

01 BLS

1053 1235 ECHELON PKWY JACKSON MS 392

13 BLS

1055 1550 GADSDEN ST COLUMBIA SC 292

01 BLS

1056 901 5TH AVE N NASHVILLE TN 372

43 BLS

1057 11751 MEADOWVILLE LANE CHESTER VA 238

36 BLS

1058a 2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 202

12 BLS

1058a

MTIPS 2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 202

12 BLS

1058b 2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 202

12 BLS

1058b

MTIPS 2 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NE WASHINGTON DC 202

12 BLS

1060a 1885 DIXIE HWY FT WRIGHT KY 410

11 EBSA

1060b 1885 DIXIE HWY FT WRIGHT KY 410

11 EBSA

1061 33 WHITEHALL ST NEW YORK NY 100

04 EBSA

1063 1335 E WEST HWY SILVER SPRING M

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10 EBSA

1064 122 C ST NW WASHINGTON DC 200

01 EBSA

1065A 35 N LAKE AVENUE PASADENA CA 911

01 EBSA

1065B 35 N LAKE AVENUE PASADENA CA 911

01 EBSA

1066 1000 S PINE ISLAND RD PLANTATION FL 333

24 EBSA

1081a 2101 WILSON BLVD ARLINGTON VA 222

01 ETA

1081b 2101 WILSON BLVD ARLINGTON VA 222

01 ETA

1082a 233 PEACHTREE ST ATLANTA GA 303

03 ETA

1082b 233 PEACHTREE ST ATLANTA GA 303

03 ETA

1084a 11 W QUINCY ST CHICAGO IL 606

04 ETA

1084b 11 W QUINCY ST CHICAGO IL 606

04 ETA

1100 3700 WAKE FOREST RD RALEIGH NC 276

09 BLS

1101 3101 GOLD CAMP DR RANCHO CORDOVA CA 956

70 BLS

1102 1000 EAST GRAND AVE DES MOINES IA 503

19 BLS

1103 1 S STATE ST CHICAGO IL 606

03 BLS

1104 100 N SENATE AVE INDIANAPOLIS IN 462

04 BLS

1105 19 STANIFORD ST BOSTON MA 021

14 BLS

1106 530 W. ALLEGAN LANSING MI 489

33 BLS

1107 207 GENESEE ST UTICA NY 135

01 BLS

1108 1320 ARTHUR E ADAMS DR COLUMBUS OH 432

21 BLS

1109 1 TECHNOLOGY PARK HARRISBURG PA 171

10 BLS

1110 101 E 15TH ST AUSTIN TX 787

78 BLS

1111 140 E BROADWAY SALT LAKE CITY UT 841

11 BLS

1112 5830 FEMRITE DR MADISON WI 537

03 BLS

1113 2 CAPITOL MALL LITTLE ROCK AR 722

01 BLS

1114 615 N 48TH STREET PHOENIX AZ 850

08 BLS

1115 1525 SHERMAN ST DENVER CO 802

03 BLS

1116 200 FOLLY BROOK BLVD WETHERSFIELD CT 061

09 BLS

1117 801 SILVER LAKE BLVD DOVER DE 199

04 BLS

1118 1111 W 8TH STREET JUNEAU AK 998

01 BLS

1119 1515 CLAY STREET OAKLAND CA 946

12 BLS

1120 317 W MAIN ST BOISE ID 837

02 BLS

1121 900 SW JACKSON ST TOPEKA KS 666

12 BLS

1122 1001 N 23RD ST BATON ROUGE LA 708

02 BLS

1123 210 STATE ST AUGUSTA ME 043

30 BLS

1124 658 CEDAR ST SAINT PAUL M

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1125 490 18TH ST HELENA MT 596

01 BLS

1126 600 E BOULEVARD AVE BISMARCK ND 585

05 BLS

1127 550 S 16TH ST LINCOLN NE 685

08 BLS

1128 45 SO. FRUIT ST CONCORD NH 033

01 BLS

1129 1 JOHN FITCH PLZ TRENTON NJ 086

25 BLS

1130 401 BROADWAY BLVD NE ALBUQUERQUE N

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02 BLS

1131 500 E 3RD ST CARSON CITY NV 897

13 BLS

1132 2401 N LINCOLN BLVD OKLAHOMA CITY OK 731

05 BLS

1133 875 UNION ST NE SALEM OR 973

11 BLS

1134 600 NEW LONDON AVE CRANSTON RI 029

20 BLS

1135 700 E BROADWAY AVE PIERRE SD 575

01 BLS

1136 5 GREEN MOUNTAIN DR MONTPELIER VT 056

02 BLS

1137 532 16TH AVE SE OLYMPIA W

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01 BLS

1138 1321 PLAZA EAST SHOPPING

CENTER CHARLESTON W

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01 BLS

1139 246 S CENTER ST CASPER WY 826

01 BLS

1140 505 MUNOZ RIVERA AVE SAN JUAN PR 009

18 OSHA

1143 200 SHEFFIELD ST MOUNTAINSIDE NJ 070

92 BLS

1144 17101 MELFORD BLVD BOWIE M

D

15 BLS

1145 701 S PARKER ST ORANGE CA 928

68 BLS

1146 830 PUNCHBOWL ST HONOLULU HI 968

13 BLS

1147A 73 EGLIN PARKWAY NE FORT WALTON

BEACH FL 325

48 BLS

1147C /

B 73 EGLIN PARKWAY NE FORT WALTON

BEACH FL 325

48 BLS

1148 135 E. STATE ST TRENTON NJ 086

25 BLS

2003 8930 WARD PKWY KANSAS CITY M

O

14 OSHA

2009 ESSEX PLACE 6393 OAK TREE BLVD INDEPENDENCE OH 441

31 OSHA

2010 8200 I.H. 10 WEST SAN ANTONIO TX 782

30 OSHA

MTIPS 8660 SANDY PKWY SANDY UT 840

70 OSHA

2063a 8660 SANDY PKWY SANDY UT 840

70 OSHA

2063b 8660 SANDY PKWY SANDY UT 840

70 OSHA

2088 100 PENN SQUARE

1300 MARKET STREET PHILADELPHIA PA 191

07 OSHA

2103 1301 CLAY ST OAKLAND CA 946

12 OSHA

2124 4404 S TECHNOLOGY DR SIOUX FALLS SD 571

06 OSHA

2125 4300 GOODFELLOW BLVD, BLDG

104 ST LOUIS M

O

20 OSHA

2148 639 GRANITE ST BRAINTREE MA 021

84 OSHA

2149 4849 N MESA ST EL PASO TX 799

12 OSHA

2152 1387 S. VINNELL WAY BOISE ID 837

09 OSHA

2153 911 NE 11th AVE PORTLAND OR 972

32 OSHA

2154 222 W 8TH AVE ANCHORAGE AK 995

13 OSHA

2158 550 W C ST SAN DIEGO CA 921

01 OSHA

2161 300 ALA MOANA BLVD HONOLULU HI 968

50 OSHA

2164 521 EAST MAIN AVE BISMARCK ND 585

01 OSHA

2165 7935 E PRENTICE AVE GREENWOOD

VILLAGE CO 801

11 OSHA

2166 2900 4TH AVE N BILLINGS MT 591

01 OSHA

2167 1391 SPEER BLVD DENVER CO 802

04 OSHA

2170 100 NORTH BROADWAY WICHITA KS 672

02 OSHA

2172 444 REGENCY PARKWAY DR OMAHA NE 681

14 OSHA

2173 8600 FARLEY ST OVERLAND PARK KS 662

12 OSHA

2175 2020 S ARLINGTON HEIGHTS RD ARLINGTON

HEIGHTS IL 600

05 OSHA

2176 5104 N FRANCES AVENUE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 731

18 OSHA

2178 9100 BLUEBONNET CENTRE BLVD BATON ROUGE LA 708

09 OSHA

2179 17625 EL CAMINO REAL HOUSTON TX 770

58 OSHA

2180 1033 LA POSADA DR AUSTIN TX 787

52 OSHA

2181 8713 AIRPORT FWY FORT WORTH TX 761

80 OSHA

2182 1205 TEXAS AVE LUBBOCK TX 794

01 OSHA

2184 690 S LOOP 336 WEST CONROE TX 773

04 OSHA

2186 1100 EAST CAMPBELL RD RICHARDSON TX 750

81 OSHA

2191 1648 TRI PARK WAY APPLETON WI 549

14 OSHA

2192 1771 W. DIEHL ROAD NAPERVILLE IL 605

63 OSHA

2193 701 LEE ST DES PLAINES IL 600

16 OSHA

2194 11 EXECUTIVE DR FAIRVIEW HEIGHTS IL 622

08 OSHA

2195 1320 W COMMERCE DR PEORIA IL 616

15 OSHA

2196 1310 W CLAIREMONT AVE EAU CLAIRE WI 547

01 OSHA

2197 1402 PANKRATZ STREET MADISON WI 537

16 OSHA

2198 420 MADISON AVE TOLEDO OH 436

04 OSHA

2199 310 W WISCONSIN AVE MILWAUKEE WI 532

03 OSHA

2200 200 N HIGH ST COLUMBUS OH 432

15 OSHA

2201 36 TRIANGLE PARK DR CINCINNATI OH 452

46 OSHA

2202 8505 W 183RD ST TINLEY PARK IL

OSHA

2206 51 CENTURY BLVD NASHVILLE TN 372

14 OSHA

2209 5807 BRECKENRIDGE PKWY TAMPA FL 336

10 OSHA

2210 450 MALL BLVD SAVANNAH GA 314

06 OSHA

2211 1141 MONTLIMAR DR MOBILE AL 366

09 OSHA

2212 1995 NORTH PARK PLACE ATLANTA GA 300

80 OSHA

2213 1851 EXECUTIVE CENTER DR JACKSONVILLE FL 322

07 OSHA

2216 950 22ND ST N BIRMINGHAM AL 352

03 OSHA

2217 2296 HENDERSON MILL RD, NE ATLANTA GA 303

45 OSHA

2221 1099 WINTERSON RD LINTHICUM M

D

90 OSHA

2222 800 KING STREET WILMINGTON DE 198

01 OSHA

2224 101 SOUTH 25TH AND MARKET ST HARRISBURG PA 171

09 OSHA

2225 3477 CORPORATE PKWY CENTER VALLEY PA 180

34 OSHA

2227 1128 STATE ST ERIE PA 165

01 OSHA

2229 405 CAPITOL ST CHARLESTON W

V

01 OSHA

2232 SANTANDER TOWER AT SAN

PATRICIO B-7 TABONUCO GUAYNABO PR 009

68 OSHA

2233 3300 VICKERY RD N SYRACUSE NY 132

12 OSHA

2235 401 NEW KARNER RD ALBANY NY 122

05 OSHA

2236 4517 MARATHON PKWY LITTLE NECK NY 113

62 OSHA

2237 1400 OLD COUNTRY RD WESTBURY NY 115

90 OSHA

2238 500 STATE RT 17 HASBROUCK

HEIGHTS NJ 076

04 OSHA

2239 6 UPPER POND RD PARSIPPANY NJ 070

54 OSHA

2240 701 ROUTE 73 S MARLTON NJ 080

53 OSHA

2241 1030 SAINT GEORGES AVE AVENEL NJ 070

01 OSHA

2242 660 WHITE PLAINS RD TARRYTOWN NY 105

91 OSHA

2245 915 LAFAYETTE BLVD BRIDGEPORT CT 066

04 OSHA

2246 138 RIVER RD ANDOVER MA 018

10 OSHA

2247 202 HARLOW ST BANGOR ME 044

01 OSHA

2248 40 WESTERN AVE AUGUSTA ME 043

30 OSHA

2249 380 WESTMINSTER ST PROVIDENCE RI 029

2250 135 HIGH ST HARTFORD CT 061

2251 53 PLEASANT ST CONCORD NH 033

01 OSHA

2252 1441 MAIN ST SPRINGFIELD MA 011

03 OSHA

MTIPS 710 N TUCKER BLVD ST LOUIS M

O

01 ESA

3001a 710 N TUCKER BLVD ST LOUIS M O

01 ESA

3001b 710 N TUCKER BLVD ST LOUIS M O

01 ESA

3002a 400 W BAY ST JACKSONVILLE FL 322

02 ESA

3002b 400 W BAY ST JACKSONVILLE FL 322

02 ESA

3003 1 CHURCH ST MONTGOMERY AL 361

06 ESA

3004 395 W SPRUCE AVE CLOVIS CA 936

11 WHD

3005 501 WEST OCEAN BLVD LONG BEACH CA 908

02 ESA

3006 915 WILSHIRE BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 900

17 ESA

3007 1640 S SEPULVEDA BLVD LOS ANGELES CA 900

25 ESA

3008 3350 SHELBY ST ONTARIO CA 917

64 ESA

3009 770 THE CITY DR SOUTH ORANGE CA 928

68 ESA

3010 2800 COTTAGE WAY SACRAMENTO CA 958

25 ESA

3011 96 N 3RD ST SAN JOSE CA 951

12 ESA

3012 135 HIGH ST HARTFORD CT 061

03 ESA

3013 150 COURT ST NEW HAVEN CT 065

10 ESA

3014 6860 AUSTIN ST FOREST HILLS NY 113

75 ESA

3015 510 SHOTGUN ROAD SUNRISE FL 333

26 ESA

3016 909 SE 1ST AVE MIAMI FL 331

31 ESA

3017 10300 SW 72ND ST MIAMI FL 331

73 ESA

3018 1001 EXECUTIVE CENTER DR ORLANDO FL 328

03 ESA

3019 4200 W. CYPRESS ST TAMPA BAY FL 336

07 ESA

3020 700 YGNACIO VALLEY BLVD WALNUT CREEK CA 945

96 ESA

3021 3161 W WHITE OAKS DR SPRINGFIELD IL 627

04 ESA

3022 2420 VIRIDIAN DR SOUTH BEND IN 466

28 ESA

3023 400 STATE AVE KANSAS CITY KS 661

01 ESA

3024 300 FANNIN STREET SHREVEPORT LA 711

01 ESA

3025 402 CAMPBELL WAY MOUNT STERLING KY 403

53 ESA

3026 164 MAIN ST PIKEVILLE KY 415

01 ESA

3027 600 S MAESTRI PL NEW ORLEANS LA 701

30 ESA

3028 104 DEAN ST TAUNTON MA 027

80 ESA

3030 2 HOPKINS PLAZA BALTIMORE M

D

02 ESA

3031 1119 GOVERNMENT ST. MOBILE AL 207

06 ESA

3032 800 MONROE AVE NW GRAND RAPIDS MI 495

03 ESA

3033 331 2ND AVE S MINNEAPOLIS M

N

01 ESA

3034 5700 CROOKS RD TROY MI 480

98 ESA

3035 920 2ND AVE S MINNEAPOLIS M

N

02 ESA

3036 3800 ARCO CORPORATE DR CHARLOTTE NC 282

73 ESA

3037 100 W CAPITOL ST JACKSON MS 392

69 ESA

3038 222 S 15TH ST OMAHA NE 681

02 ESA

3039 1155 ELM ST MANCHESTER NH 031

04 ESA

3040 9 PRINCESS ROAD LAWRENCEVILLE NJ 086

48 ESA

3041 1 CLINTON AVE ALBANY NY 122

07 ESA

3042 500 GOLD AVE SW ALBUQUERQUE N

M

02 ESA

3043 2 METRO TECH CENTER, 7TH FLR BROOKLYN NY 112

01 ESA

3044 26 FEDERAL PLZ NEW YORK NY 102

78 ESA

3045 100 S CLINTON ST SYRACUSE NY 132

61 ESA

3046 140 GRAND ST WHITE PLAINS NY 106

01 ESA

3047 550 MAIN ST CINCINNATI OH 452

02 ESA

3048 1001 LAKESIDE DR CLEVELAND OH 441

14 ESA

3049 1160 DUBLIN RD COLUMBUS OH 432

15 ESA

3050 620 SW MAIN ST PORTLAND OR 972

05 ESA

3051 1225 S MAIN ST GREENSBURG PA 156

01 ESA

3052 319 WASHINGTON ST JOHNSTOWN PA 150

91 ESA

3053 900 MARKET ST PHILADELPHIA PA 191

07 ESA

3056 1835 ASSEMBLY ST COLUMBIA SC 292

01 ESA

3057 1321 MURFREESBORO PIKE NASHVILLE TN 372

17 ESA

3058 710 LOCUST ST KNOXVILLE TN 379

02 ESA

3059 167 N MAIN ST MEMPHIS TN 381

03 ESA

3060 233 CUMBERLAND BEND NASHVILLE TN 372

28 ESA

3061 1701 E LAMAR BLVD ARLINGTON TX 760

06 ESA

3062 700 E SAN ANTONIO AVE EL PASO TX 799

01 ESA

3063 1919 SMITH ST HOUSTON TX 770

02 ESA

3064 2320 LA BRANCH ST HOUSTON TX 770

04 ESA

3065 10127 MOROCCO ST SAN ANTONIO TX 782

16 ESA

3066 60 E SOUTH TEMPLE SALT LAKE CITY UT 841

11 ESA

3067 200 GRANBY ST NORFOLK VA 235

10 ESA

3068 400 N 8TH ST RICHMOND VA 232

19 ESA

3071 500 QUARRIER ST CHARLESTON W

V

01 ESA

3072 700 MARKET STREET PARKERSBURG W

V

01 ESA

3074 10810 EXECUTIVE CENTER DR LITTLE ROCK AR 722

11 ESA

3075 230 N 1ST ST PHOENIX AZ 850

03 ESA

3076 210 WALNUT ST DES MOINES IA 503

09 ESA

3077 46 E OHIO ST INDIANAPOLIS IN 462

04 ESA

3078 4407 BLAND RD RALEIGH NC 276

09 ESA

3079 130 S ELMWOOD AVE BUFFALO NY 142

02 ESA

3080 36 E 7TH ST CINCINNATI OH 452

02 ESA

3081 1000 LIBERTY AVE PITTSBURGH PA 152

22 ESA

3082 8701 S GESSNER DR HOUSTON TX 770

74 ESA

3084 100 N BARRANCA ST WEST COVINA CA 917

91 ESA

3085 211 W FORT ST DETROIT MI 482

26 ESA

3086 1222 SPRUCE ST ST LOUIS M

O

03 ESA

3087 333 S LAS VEGAS BLVD LAS VEGAS NV 891

01 ESA

3089 903 SAN JACINTO BLVD AUSTIN TX 787

01 ESA

3090 600 DR. MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR.

PLACE LOUISVILLE KY 402

02 ESA

3092 2300 CLARENDON BLVD ARLINGTON VA 222

01 ESA

3093 215 DEAN A MCGEE AVE OKLAHOMA CITY OK 731

02 ESA

3094 606 NORTH CARANCAHUA CORPUS CHRISTI TX 784

01 ESA

3095 6525 BELCREST RD HYATTSVILLE M

D

82 ESA

3096 3715 WILLIAMS BLVD KENNER LA 700

65 ESA

3097 224 S BOULDER AVE TULSA OK 741

03 ESA

3098 1101 E. HACKBERRY MCALLEN TX 785

01 ESA

3100a 6 KIPLING ST LAKEWOOD CO 802

26 ESA

3100b 6 KIPLING ST LAKEWOOD CO 802

26 ESA

3101 401 N MARKET WICHITA KS 672

02 ESA

3102 300 W. CONGRESS ST TUCSON AZ 857

01 ESA

3104 1818 S. AUSTRALIAN AVE WEST PALM BEACH FL 334

09 ESA

3105 615 EAST HOUSTON ST SAN ANTONIO TX 782

05 ESA

3106 1617 JFK BLVD PHILADELPHIA PA 191

03 ESA

3107 500 ZACK ST TAMPA FL 336

02 ESA

3108 2300 VARTAN WAY HARRISBURG PA 171

10 ESA

3109 100 STATE ST ROCHESTER NY 146

14 ESA

3111 300 PEARL ST BUFFALO NY 142

02 ESA

3112 135 N PENNSYLVANIA ST INDIANAPOLIS IN 462

40 ESA

3113 305 2nd STREET S.E. CEDAR RAPIDS IA 524

01 ESA

3114 325 JOHN KNOX RD TALLAHASSEE FL 323

03 ESA

MTIPS 6 KIPLING ST LAKEWOOD CO 802

26 MSHA

4001a 6 KIPLING ST LAKEWOOD CO 802

26 MSHA

4001b 6 KIPLING ST LAKEWOOD CO 802

26 MSHA

4002a 201 12TH STREET SOUTH ARLINGTON VA 222

02 MSHA

4002b 201 12TH STREET SOUTH ARLINGTON VA 222

02 MSHA

MTIPS 1301 AIRPORT RD BEAVER W

V

13 MSHA

4003a 1301 AIRPORT RD BEAVER W V

13 MSHA

4003b 1301 AIRPORT RD BEAVER W V

13 MSHA

4004 1 INDUSTRIAL PARK BLVD TRIADELPHIA W

V

59 MSHA

4005A 626 COCHRANS MILLS RD Bldg 3 PITTSBURGH PA 152

36 MSHA

4005B 626 COCHRANS MILLS RD Bldg 3 PITTSBURGH PA 152

36 MSHA

4006 1030 LONDON DR BIRMINGHAM AL 352

11 MSHA

4007 991 NUT TREE RD VACAVILLE CA 956

87 MSHA

4008 2300 WILLOW ST VINCENNES IN 475

91 MSHA

4009 3837 S US HIGHWAY 25E BARBOURVILLE KY 409

06 MSHA

4010 100 YMCA DR MADISONVILLE KY 424

31 MSHA

4011 100 RAMSEY DR PIKEVILLE KY 415

01 MSHA

4012 515 W 1ST ST DULUTH M

N

02 MSHA

4013 631 EXCEL DR HEMPFIELD MOUNT

PLEASANT PA 156

66 MSHA

4014 178 THORN HILL DR WARRENDALE PA 150

86 MSHA

4015 1100 COMMERCE ST DALLAS TX 752

42 MSHA

4016 7 N WILKES BARRE BLVD WILKES BARRE PA 187

02 MSHA

4017 716 SPRING AVE SE WISE VA 242

93 MSHA

4018 604 CHEAT RD MORGANTOWN W

V

08 MSHA

4019 100 BLUESTONE RD MOUNT HOPE W

V

80 MSHA

4020 210 PETERS ST POTEAU OK 749

53 MSHA

4022 700 W CAPITOL AVE LITTLE ROCK AR 722

01 MSHA

4023 720 CARNEGIE DR SAN BERNARDINO CA 924

08 MSHA

4024 415 GREEN ST CRAIG CO 816

25 MSHA

4025 63 E MAIN ST MESA AZ 852

01 MSHA

4026 675 INDUSTRIAL BLVD DELTA CO 814

16 MSHA

4027 1662 N PARK AVE BARTOW FL 338

30 MSHA

4028 1645 FOREST HILL RD MACON GA 312

10 MSHA

4029 1615 CENTRAL AVE FORT DODGE IA 505

01 MSHA

4030 300 E MALLARD DR BOISE ID 837

06 MSHA

4031 8223 EXPRESS DR MARION IL 629

59 MSHA

4032 11006 AIRPORT TRAIL LITCHFIELD IL 620

56 MSHA

4033 2200 MARQUETTE RD PERU IL 613

54 MSHA

4034 444 SE QUINCY ST TOPEKA KS 666

83 MSHA

4035 1101 TOWN SQUARE DR BEAVER DAM KY 423

20 MSHA

4037 133 READI MIX RD HARLAN KY 408

31 MSHA

4038 145 REYNOLDS LANE HAZARD KY 417

01 MSHA

4040 1517 BULL LEA ROAD LEXINGTON KY 405

11 MSHA

4041 1993 KY ROUTE 321 PRESTONSBURG KY 416

49 MSHA

4042 9133 W HIGHWAY 60 W STURGIS KY 424

59 MSHA

4043 315 W ALLEGAN ST LANSING MI 489

33 MSHA

4044 704 HIGHWAY 2034 WHITESBURG KY 418

58 MSHA

4045 817- A Albertson Parkway BROUSSARD LA 705

18 MSHA

4048 1901 W RIDGE ST MARQUETTE MI 498

55 MSHA

4049 522 E HOWARD ST HIBBING M

N

46 MSHA

4050 1400 INDEPENDENCE RD ROLLA M

O

01 MSHA

4051 10 W 15TH ST HELENA MT 596

26 MSHA

4052 225 COMMERCIAL CT SANFORD NC 273

30 MSHA

4053 222 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE PORTSMOUTH NH 038

01 MSHA

4054 300 SAN MATEO BLVD NE ALBUQUERQUE N

M

08 MSHA

4055 800 E 30TH ST FARMINGTON N

M

01 MSHA

4056 315 N. CANAL ST CARLSBAD N

M

20 MSHA

4057 150 N STEPHANIE ST HENDERSON NV 890

74 MSHA

4058 567 W SILVER ST ELKO NV 898

01 MSHA

4059 24 COMPUTER DR W ALBANY NY 122

05 MSHA

4060 636 W WASHINGTON ST GENEVA NY 144

56 MSHA

4061 96 INTEGRITY DR HEBRON OH 430

25 MSHA

4062 50985 NATIONAL RD SAINT CLAIRSVILLE OH 439

50 MSHA

4064 2227 W LINDSEY ST NORMAN OK 730

69 MSHA

4065 321 1ST AVE E ALBANY OR 973

21 MSHA

4066 159 CRESSWOOD DR CLEARFIELD PA 168

30 MSHA

4067 1265 WAYNE AVE INDIANA PA 157

01 MSHA

4068 100 TOWN CENTER SOUTH DR MOOREVILLE IN 461

58 MSHA

4069 1397 EISENHOWER BLVD JOHNSTOWN PA 159

04 MSHA

4070 245 BUTLER RD KITTANNING PA 162

01 MSHA

4071 100 EVERGREENE DR WAYNESBURG PA 153

70 MSHA

4073 106-108 TOMAHAWK DRIVE KUTZTOWN PA 196

10 MSHA

4074 651 FEDERAL DR, GSA CTR, STE 384-

06 GUAYNABO PR 009

65 MSHA

4076 2455 W CHICAGO ST RAPID CITY SD 577

02 MSHA

4077 377 RIVERSIDE DR FRANKLIN TN 370

64 MSHA

4078 128 MOUNTAIN PERKINS LN JACKSBORO TN 377

57 MSHA

4079 4700 RUTLEDGE PIKE KNOXVILLE TN 379

14 MSHA

4080 216 W 26TH ST BRYAN TX 778

03 MSHA

4081 3000 GILMER ROAD LONGVIEW TX 756

04 MSHA

4082 40 NE INTERSTATE LOOP 410 SAN ANTONIO TX 782

16 MSHA

4083 1360 S CARBON AVE PRICE UT 845

01 MSHA

4084 7991 S REDWOOD RD WEST JORDAN UT 840

88 MSHA

4085 148 PARKERSBURG TPKE STAUNTON VA 244

01 MSHA

4086 13351 RIVERSIDE DR OAKWOOD VA 246

31 MSHA

4087 6811 S 204TH ST KENT W

A

32 MSHA

4088 105 PLATINUM DR BRIDGEPORT W

V

30 MSHA

4089 409 GEORGE KOSTAS DRIVE LOGAN W

V

01 MSHA

4090 94 ADENA DR MOUNT CARBON W

V

39 MSHA

4091 4499 APPALACHIAN HWY PINEVILLE

(ROCKVIEW)

W V

74 MSHA

4092 300 BOOTH ST RENO NV 895

09 MSHA

4093 818 ARBUCKLE RD SUMMERSVILLE W

V

51 MSHA

4094 1664 POND FORK RD MADISON W

V

30 MSHA

4095 620 N HIGHWAY 14-16 GILLETTE WY 827

16 MSHA

4096 50 SHOSHONE AVE GREEN RIVER WY 829

35 MSHA

4097 150 SCHOOL ST MADISONVILLE KY 424

31 MSHA

4098 9898 BREWERS COURT LAUREL M

D

23 MSHA

4099 45 OSER AVE HAUPPAUGE NY 117

88 MSHA

4100 954 SCHUYLKILL MALL ROAD FRACKVILLE PA 179

31 MSHA

HUGHES NETWORK SYSTEMS

ONE AEROJET WAY

SUITE 200

NORTH LAS VEGAS NV 890

30 MSHA

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